Hi,
@Urlike Fischer and Zdenek- yes, you are right. I removed the extra tikz
package and I could get the vertical rules; see the attachment. There are
still a similar issue with another document; I shall write once I get
details of it.
@Zdenek Wagner
Am Tue, 13 Feb 2018 13:21:17 +0530 schrieb RD Holkar:
> Dear all,
>
> I am typesetting a memoir in Marathi using package Polyglossia. I found
> that the package Background behaves strangely when used with XeLaTeX.
>
> I am attaching an example in English which is clearly a (La)TeX file (I can
>
Hi,
it seems to be a problem in TikZ. Anyway, if you just want vertical lines,
you need no package at all. you can do it just by \vrule in your footer:
\makeatletter % allow @ in the macro names
\def\ps@mystyle{% definition of the page style
\def\@oddhead{\normalfont \normalsize \hfill
Dear all,
I am typesetting a memoir in Marathi using package Polyglossia. I found
that the package Background behaves strangely when used with XeLaTeX.
I am attaching an example in English which is clearly a (La)TeX file (I can
send the file that uses Polyglossia if needed). I want two vertical
