there is a very practical style class called Beschreibung in the german
version (description). It makes the first word of a paragraph
bold and indents the rest of the text.
does anybody know if it is possible to user more than just a single word as
the highlighted and not-indented part of the
Hans Prueller wrote:
there is a very practical style class called Beschreibung in the german
version (description). It makes the first word of a paragraph
bold and indents the rest of the text.
does anybody know if it is possible to user more than just a single word
as the highlighted and
there is a very practical style class called Beschreibung in the german
version (description). It makes the first word of a paragraph
bold and indents the rest of the text.
does anybody know if it is possible to user more than just a single word as
the highlighted and not-indented part of the
Hans Prueller wrote:
there is a very practical style class called Beschreibung in the german
version (description). It makes the first word of a paragraph
bold and indents the rest of the text.
does anybody know if it is possible to user more than just a single word
as the highlighted and
there is a very practical style class called "Beschreibung" in the german
version (description). It makes the first word of a paragraph
bold and indents the rest of the text.
does anybody know if it is possible to user more than just a single word as
the highlighted and not-indented part of the
Hans Prueller wrote:
> there is a very practical style class called "Beschreibung" in the german
> version (description). It makes the first word of a paragraph
> bold and indents the rest of the text.
>
> does anybody know if it is possible to user more than just a single word
> as the
