Alan Bowen wrote:
Peter, Willi, and Hans�
I have incorporated your suggestions for getting better looking long
quotations, and all is now working very well indeed. Many thanks to
you all.
Alan
PS For the record, here is what I have now�just in case someone down
the line runs into the
Hans—
I have not wiki-ed anything before, so this was a first try and I
think it worked. At least it shows up on my user page.
Best, Alan
On Nov 9, 2005, at 7:30 AM, Hans Hagen wrote:
Alan Bowen wrote:
Peter, Willi, and Hans�
I have incorporated your suggestions for getting better
I have been adapting some of my old Plain TeX macros to ConTeXt,
using hints and suggestions from the ConTeXt wiki. What I have thus
far works exactly as desired in the body text, but fails in the
footnotes. I have appended some encoded text that shows the problem.
Note the poor
Hi Alan,
please, *no* more latin examples. Since school I have an allergy against
it ;)
Alan Bowen wrote:
I have been adapting some of my old Plain TeX macros to ConTeXt, using
hints and suggestions from the ConTeXt wiki. What I have thus far works
exactly as desired in the body text, but
Hi Alan,
I tried your code. I made the extract to be typeset in red.- Indeed a
poor spacing.
I withdrew the \godown[0.10pc]. The result looked fine to me. Then I
replaced the \godown by \blank[halfline], the result was again o.k.
Finally the \godown[0.10pc] was replaced with \godown[12pt] and
Alan Bowen wrote:
I have been adapting some of my old Plain TeX macros to ConTeXt,
using hints and suggestions from the ConTeXt wiki. What I have thus
far works exactly as desired in the body text, but fails in the
footnotes. I have appended some encoded text that shows the problem.
Note
Willi Egger wrote:
Hi Alan,
I tried your code. I made the extract to be typeset in red.- Indeed a
poor spacing.
I withdrew the \godown[0.10pc]. The result looked fine to me. Then I
replaced the \godown by \blank[halfline], the result was again o.k.
Finally the \godown[0.10pc] was replaced
Hey, please don't take the famous lorem ipsum for Latin, or those
knowing Latin will be offended... This is just random gibberish
looking slightly Latin :-)
Thomas
On Oct 21, 2005, at 6:56 PM, Peter Rolf wrote:
please, *no* more latin examples.
Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
Hey, please don't take the famous lorem ipsum for Latin, or those
knowing Latin will be offended... This is just random gibberish looking
slightly Latin :-)
Oeps. Now I know why I didn't get the Latinum :)
Peter
Thomas
On Oct 21, 2005, at 6:56 PM, Peter Rolf
Among printers this Latinate gibberish (which was “taken” from
Cicero) was known as “greeked text” or as “printers’ Greek”—which is
really nonsense and yet another reason not to pay attention to it!
Alan
On Oct 21, 2005, at 1:40 PM, Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
Hey, please don't take the
Peter, Willi, and Hans—
I have incorporated your suggestions for getting better looking long
quotations, and all is now working very well indeed. Many thanks to
you all.
Alan
PS For the record, here is what I have now—just in case someone down
the line runs into the same problem. A.
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