Re: Line breaks in long URL address [WORKING]

2017-12-31 Thread Rich Shepard 

On Sun, 31 Dec 2017, Charlie wrote:


Just for completeness, this is how it looks for me, using Okular. It might
be ugly in red, but it does declare itself?


Charlie,

  Here, the pdf view makes no difference because the file is the same.
Differences in splitting might be an artifact of the TeX/LaTeX installation.
I am running texlive-2017.171108. Shrug.

Happy New Year,

Rich

Re: Line breaks in long URL address [WORKING]

2017-12-30 Thread Charlie 
On Sat, 30 Dec 2017 14:30:21 -0800 (PST)
Rich Shepard  wrote:

> > It is long indeed, but it works. Though I'm not canvassing for it,
> > just suits my needs, and thought it might solve your problem.  
> 
> Charlie,
> 
>Yes, it works. Left the final 'e' on the third line. Ugly, but it
> does do the job.
> 
>Not worth anyone's time, but it would be interesting to learn why
> this URL address did not break properly without that string listing
> each alphabetic character in both lower and upper case.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Rich

Just for completeness, this is how it looks for me, using Okular. It
might be ugly in red, but it does declare itself?

Stay well,
Charlie

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Re: Line breaks in long URL address [WORKING]

2017-12-30 Thread Rich Shepard 

On Sun, 31 Dec 2017, Charlie wrote:


It is long indeed, but it works. Though I'm not canvassing for it, just
suits my needs, and thought it might solve your problem.


Charlie,

  Yes, it works. Left the final 'e' on the third line. Ugly, but it does do
the job.

  Not worth anyone's time, but it would be interesting to learn why this URL
address did not break properly without that string listing each alphabetic
character in both lower and upper case.

Thanks,

Rich