// A conformance check for the letter template, written out part by part.
// letter() sets the page here and nothing else — closing: none, because the
// closing is the one part it would otherwise add — and each part of the letter
// is its own call, in the order a letter takes them. Justified at 12pt, no
// running head, no folio, and a real footnote at the foot of the page.
//
// The same letter in the compact form, with letter() setting every part from
// its parameters and only the body below the #show line:
//
//   #show: letter.with(
//     crest: svg-recolor(read("crest-placeholder.svg"), width: 100%),
//     sender: ("Adilson Carvalho", "10 Wentworth Avenue", "Surry Hills NSW 2010", "Australia"),
//     addressee: ("The Registrar", "Institute of Typographic Studies", "88 Rundle Street", "Adelaide SA 5000"),
//     date: "27 August 2026",
//     saint: "St Monica, mother of St Augustine Bishop",
//     salutation: "Registrar",
//     signature: "Adilson Carvalho",
//     enclosures: [typeset.css; two specimen pages],
//     postscript: [The tables were excellent — tabular figures throughout.],
//   )
#import "typeset.typ": *

#show: letter.with(closing: none)

// A crest is optional. This placeholder is drawn in one ink, so svg-recolor
// sets it in the accent; read() resolves the path against this file.
#letter-crest(svg-recolor(read("crest-placeholder.svg"), width: 100%))

#letter-addresses[
  #letter-address-from[
    Adilson Carvalho \
    10 Wentworth Avenue \
    Surry Hills NSW 2010 \
    Australia
  ]

  #letter-address-to[
    The Registrar \
    Institute of Typographic Studies \
    88 Rundle Street \
    Adelaide SA 5000
  ]
]

#letter-date("27 August 2026", saint: "St Monica, mother of St Augustine Bishop")

#letter-salutation[Registrar]

I am writing about the setting of the Institute's annual report, which arrived
this morning and which I read with rather more attention to its margins than to
its contents.

The text column runs to something near a hundred and ten
characters.#footnote[Measured on page four, between the outer margins: 168mm at
a 10pt body, which is about 112 characters.] By the second page I had lost my
place twice, and by the fourth I had stopped reading and started measuring.

This is a cheap problem to fix. Narrowing the column to sixty-six characters
costs one afternoon and no money, and the space it frees on the right can carry
the marginal notes that are currently crowded into footnotes.

#letter-closing()

#letter-signature[Adilson Carvalho]

#letter-enclosures[typeset.css; two specimen pages]

#letter-postscript[The tables were excellent — tabular figures throughout.]