Hi (bis)
I'd like to share my newbie experience about tables.
With iPages, the ''fabulous, marvelous, amazing, simple word processor
from apple,
It took me more or less half an hour to design and fill a table, with
fixed width colored cells and so on.
Unfortunately, once I saved the document,
Hi all,
Taco, surely you're the one able to answer...
I want to have last names (and "von") of the authors in small capitals
in my bibliography. Since, I'm not m-bib expert, how to manage the
point properly ?
Taco, I'm translating a bibli-num-fr.tex and bibl-apa-fr.tex, do you
want them
Hello,
what you can do is: get a local copy of all manuals and then there is a
small program available called docsearcher (is written in java, so it
should run on all platforms)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/docsearcher/ I don't use it on the
manuals, because after some time you know
[...]
It appears that neither texshow nor garden did help me.
That is clearly against the intention of both.
I understood that the Google search on context garden wiki was
limited to context garden... I then found that some information I
was missing about tables was on the context
Hi,
Is there a management system for references in Context that is
similar to Reftex?
Not in the emacs world.
OK. In another world?
There is no other world... No, seriously: not that I know of.
Patrick
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ConTeXt wiki and more: http://contextgarden.net
So, is it possible to have the Google search engine at context garden
also look into the manuals?
Not that I know of. If somebody could give me a hint (google-link), I
can put these in. Until there is a combined search on contextgarden,
you can go to
Hello Wolfgang,
I don't know that much about web-server administration, but I think it
should somehow possible to incluce lucene into apache and to use it
for indexing pdf files. http://lucene.apache.org/
The manuals *are* indexed. Perhaps I need to emphasize that more. Just
try the search
I'm not Taco, but this should work (it works for me):authors' names are set up by commands like \invertedautor (bibtex manual p. 3-4). You can write your own version of that. If you want the last name first, in small caps, like this "AUBIN, Renaud," you can use this
Hello,
I wan't to typset some programming code \starttyping code \stoptyping
works perfect. But is there a way to use directly the input of a file?
When I use \starttyping
\input file.m
\stoptyping
I get the line \input file.m displayed. I think there is an easy way to
get this problem
Hello,
Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
I wan't to typset some programming code \starttyping code \stoptyping
works perfect. But is there a way to use directly the input of a file?
\typefile ?
Tobias
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Hello,
Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
I wan't to typset some programming code \starttyping code \stoptyping
works perfect. But is there a way to use directly the input of a file?
\typefile ?
Tobias
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Sometimes the solution is too simple! I don't know why I did'nt find
that solution imediately!
Thanks
Wolfgang
Zitat von Tobias Burnus [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello,
Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
I wan't to typset some programming code \starttyping code
\stoptyping
works perfect. But is there a
Renaud AUBIN wrote:
Hi all,
Taco, surely you're the one able to answer...
I want to have last names (and von) of the authors in small capitals
in my bibliography. Since, I'm not m-bib expert, how to manage the point
properly ?
Thanks, Thomas (for answering, you were spot on).
Taco, I'm
Greetings all, esp. Taco,
I'm finally working with the new bib module, it works quite well.
I've found one curiosity: I have a /defineparagraphs (semi?)-kludge
in a modified bibl- file to take care of some wonky (but beautiful)
layout demands. It worked perfectly in the last version:
Radhelorn wrote:
Hello All!
There is intresting macros in cont-new -- shortcuts. It works pretty
well, but I have one question: how to undefine them back?
For example after command:
\defineshortcut [//] [] [style=\em]
I can get slash only by \textslash (which is expected) and it breaks
David Wooten wrote:
Greetings all, esp. Taco,
I'm finally working with the new bib module, it works quite well. I've
found one curiosity: I have a /defineparagraphs (semi?)-kludge in a
modified bibl- file to take care of some wonky (but beautiful) layout
demands. It worked perfectly in
Hi Jérôme,
However, this seems rather far from the pdf manuals and does not really
help a newbie as I am.
Definately it could be improved. In IT, almost everything is
suboptimal starting the second after it's birth.
Perhaps we should continue this discussion on the developers list,
[EMAIL
Hi Thomas,
Thank you, it work for me. Eventually, I use :
\def\mynormalauthor#1#2#3#4#5%
{\bibdoif{#1}{#1\bibalternative{firstnamesep}}%
\bibdoif{#2}{#2\bibalternative{vonsep}}%
\bgroup\sc#3\egroup\bibalternative{surnamesep}\unskip
\bibdoif{#5}{#5\unskip}}
Thomas A. Schmitz a crit:
I'm
Yes, sometimes life can be as simple as that: the latest version of
lcdf-tools can handle the fonts without a problem. [Aside: according
to Gerben's installer, this version is version 2.36, dated
2005/12/29, this is very advanced AFAICT.] Thanks, Adam, I feel a bit
stupid now.
I like the
Hi all,
OpenType fonts are all the rage today. Are there any critiqes of the
format, or discussions of its limitations?
How many typesetting applications can actually take full advantage of
opentype fonts?
What are the chances that OpenType (at least some of its advanced
features) will
[...]
I like the font. Maybe we should have a repository somewhere on
Contextgarden where to put zips of metrics + map + encodings +
typescripts: Patrick?
It would be easiest for me to put them on dl.contextgarden.net and in
some subdir. But I guess you wouldn't be too statisfied with this
Hi Taco and Jérôme,
However, this seems rather far from the pdf manuals and does not
really help a newbie as I am.
Definately it could be improved. In IT, almost everything is
suboptimal starting the second after it's birth.
And it was the starting point of contextgarden (and my first
On Dec 16, 2005, at 11:56 PM, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
It would be easiest for me to put them on dl.contextgarden.net and in
some subdir. But I guess you wouldn't be too statisfied with this
solution, would you?
No, that's exactly what I had in mind. I just think some central
place for this
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