Thank you for the answers below. I have four follow-up questions to the answers below:
1. it appears to me that scribble/base does not support a section* command. I found on github a file named "unnumbered.rkt", which looks it defines a section* command. Is this what is meant by "[*] It is possible that the supported unnumbered style is only in the git head of scribble." in answer to question 1 below? 2. Where/how can I set the option to use number-style in the bibliography? I assumed it was an option in (define-cite....), but I cannot figure out how to specify it correctly. On Mar 12, 2013, at 10:18 AM, George Rudolph wrote: > 1. Is there a way to specify an Abstract in Scribble with the default > base article document type? Like in latex, just use an unnumbered[*] section labeled "Abstract". > 2. Is there example code for constructing a bibliography with entries > that I can use as a model? See end of message for a sample library. > 3. I have also tried using the sigplan document type, but it is > generating two-column format even though > I have specified the one-column attribute, and one-column is specified > in the LaTex that Scribble generates as well. Is there a bug a in the > underlying LaTex definition for the sigplan document class? This is a bug in the underlying sigplan style. I have to fix this over and over again myself. [*] It is possible that the supported unnumbered style is only in the git head of scribble. ____________________ Racket Users list: http://lists.racket-lang.org/users
