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Expand Up @@ -4,6 +4,23 @@ automatically when no other bundle is configured. This guide will show how to cr
integrate it in the Antenna workflow run.

## Custom Template Bundle

### How to create the template PDF files

First, the template has to be developed with a tool like Microsoft Word / Open Office / Libre Office. The corresponding
document will consist of the four pages cover, copyright, content and back page. The page size is A4 at 72 PPI with
595x842 pixels. The first page is the cover which can be designed with logos, corporate information etc. but it should
be free of any text at the pixel 80x547 for the project's name and version. The second page is the copyright page to
which a header and/or footer can be added, but it should be free of any text at the pixel 70x659 for the project's
copyright notes. The third page is the content page to which a header and/or footer can be added, but it should be free
of any text from the pixel 40x80 until the page bottom margin 40x762 for the list of the dependencies with PURL, file
name, license and copyright notes. The last page is the back page which can be designed according to your own needs
because this page will simply be attached to the attribution document without any additions.

After the document is finished, each individual page is exported as the respective template PDF file. The first page of
the document has to be exported to a PDF file named cover.pdf, the second page to a PDF file named copyright.pdf, the
third page to a PDF file named content.pdf and the last page to a PDF file named back.pdf.

### Basic folder structure

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