Idris Samawi Hamid wrote:
Dear posse,
TABLE produces a spurious dot in the following (look closely at the center of
the dot is a division line between your span
Hans
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Idris Samawi Hamid wrote:
Dear posse,
TABLE produces a spurious dot in the following (look closely at the center of
the big box on the right). How can I get rid of this? If this is a bug, Is
there a workaround?
Best
Idris
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% output=pdf interface=en
Idris Samawi Hamid wrote:
Dear gang,
I need a way to overlay four framed boxes so that each inner box is exactly in
the center of its respective outer box. So far I have the following, but
careful inspection will show that the boxes are not precisely centered with
respect to each other. I could
Idris Samawi Hamid wrote:
Dear gang,
I need a way to overlay four framed boxes so that each inner box is exactly in
the center of its respective outer box. So far I have the following, but
careful inspection will show that the boxes are not precisely centered with
respect to each other. I could
Dear list members,
I made the following observation and I am wondering whether that is to
be expected:
After, with the help of this list, I found out how to insert greek
strings, I adjusted the .tex file accordingly. But because I used an
automatic replacement procedure (in emacs), one of the
Hi everybody,
is anyone experienced in archiving PDF?
I need archiving lots of different PDFs in different sizes and formats
into workbooks or folders with index files.
How could I possibly look into each PDF, getting the title info and
generate an index? How do I do clickable references to
Hi Hans
= Original Message From Hans Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
TABLE produces a spurious dot in the following (look closely at the center
of
the dot is a division line between your span
I replaced \VL with \DC and the dot disappears. There is still something wrong
with \DL \DC \DR.
Ask somebody in your field who is really good at TeX for the LaTeX
sources of his/her thesis,
and use them as templates. Spend as little time as possible thinking
about
layout and as much as you can about content.
You speak the truth. I really want to avoid that. I do have solid
experience
= Original Message From Hans Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
\starttext
\definelayer[test][width=12\bodyfontsize,height=12\bodyfontsize]
\setlayerframed[test][preset=middle][width=12\bodyfontsize,height=12\bodyfont
size]{one}
\setlayerframed[test][preset=middle][width= 9\bodyfontsize,height=
Richard Gabriel wrote:
Hello Hans,
thanks, but my ConTeXt reports Unknown control sequence. I use TeXLive
2003 (Windows XP) and a ConTeXt distribution downloaded about two moths
ago.
Browsing the ConTeXt sources, I've found a \doflushfloats macro which
seems to do the desired job... Does it
Just to add a slightly different flavour, I have been using PdfLatex
for several years to produce technical manuals for various pieces of
software, which have included a lot of graphics and tables.
I have recently changed to ConText mainly because it is far easier to
set up how you want the text
David Waller wrote:
Just to add a slightly different flavour, I have been using PdfLatex
for several years to produce technical manuals for various pieces of
software, which have included a lot of graphics and tables.
I have recently changed to ConText mainly because it is far easier to
set up how
While I appreciate TeX's support for attractive curly quotes, when
representing console text it is important to use straight single and
double quotes. I've been googling, exploring the list archives, reading
the source, and beating my head against a nice blue pillar over by the
window. None of
Hans, Adam,
thanks for your replies! I just tried with Adam's version and my old
version of cont-sys.tex, but it made no difference - do I have to
rebuild the formats every time I change this file? I'll do more
experiments this weekend, but will be away from my computer from
tomorrow till
Thomas Schrader schrieb:
Hi everybody,
is anyone experienced in archiving PDF?
I need archiving lots of different PDFs in different sizes and formats
into workbooks or folders with index files.
How could I possibly look into each PDF, getting the title info and
generate an index? How do I do
Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
Hans, Adam,
thanks for your replies! I just tried with Adam's version and my old
version of cont-sys.tex, but it made no difference - do I have to
rebuild the formats every time I change this file? I'll do more
experiments this weekend, but will be away from my
On Wed, May 18, 2005 at 01:41:00AM +0300, Ville Voipio wrote:
One of the mixed blessings (=curses) brought about by computers
is that now you need to be an academic writer, a typesetter, and
a graphic artist at the same time. At this point the number
of should-knows explodes.
[snip]
Le 18 mai 05 à 00:13, Mojca Miklavec a écrit :
Perhaps one of them would be cloning the default LaTeX style and
include it into standard ConTeXt distribution. I guess this would
be one reason more for LaTeX people to switch.
(I sometimes still use LaTeX if I have absolutely no time and need
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