Hello,
is it possible to preserve uppercase letters of the title by default?
I know that I can write:
title ="Eetgewoonten bij {E}uropeanen en {A}merikanen", but that dosn't
suit my needs. A good solution (in my opinion) cold be something like this:
\setuppublications[
...,
Hi Vinicius,
I tried both the PDF file you uploaded and the one I got by
typesetting the file teste.tex.
There is no problem for finding any word in the PDF documents, neither
with Acrobat Reader 7.0, nor with Preview and TeXShop (which are PDF
readers under MacOS X).
So the problem you encounter
How do I place some formula on to the right of some text. This does
not work.
\starttext
\placesidebyside
{\framed[width=8cm,align=leftflushed]{\input knuth \relax}}
{%
\startformula\startalign
\NC a \NC= b \NR
\NC c \NC= d \NR
\stopalign\stopformula
}
\stoptex
On 1 Mar 2006, at 13:37, Bob Norton wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Using ConTeXt, I would like to have multiple footnote threads in a
> document.
> Does anyone have any ideas?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Rob Walton
Rob,
This was sent to the list by someone some time ago. I kept the
example since I need
Hello,
Using ConTeXt, I would like to have multiple footnote threads in a
document. For example, one thread might be for the reader, another for
a particular reviewer, and another for my own editing notes or
comments forrequired future work. Each thread should be indexed by a
different set of symb
Hi, KavianIt seems to me it's a problem with Acrobat 7.0 I tried the same pdf file in other computer with acrobat reader 5, which had no problems to find the word Kephalaia.Did you search the word in the pdf I uploaded?GreetingsMarcus Vinicius Otared KAVIAN <[EMAIL P
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is it possible to preserve uppercase letters of the title by default?
Not in the current version, no. If you are brave enough, you can
change the .bst file yourself. You have to find the two calls to
the function 'do.t.out', and change them to 'do.out'. The
Hello,
is it possible to preserve uppercase letters of the title by default?
I know that I can write:
title ="Eetgewoonten bij {E}uropeanen en {A}merikanen",
but that dosn't suit my needs. A good solution (in my opinion) cold be
something like this:
\setuppublications[
...,
On 3/1/06, Marcus Vinicius Mesquita de So <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, Hans
>
> I uploaded a small test file with its pdf in a zip file (46.7 kb) to this
> link:
> http://rapidshare.de/files/14396912/teste.zip.html
>
> I searched the word Kephalaia, which appears in the header,
> but Acroba
<--- On Mar 1, Hans Hagen wrote --->
> Aditya Mahajan wrote:
>> Oops, forgot to attach the logs
>>
>> <--- On Mar 1, Aditya Mahajan wrote --->
>>
>>> <--- On Feb 28, Aditya Mahajan wrote --->
>>>
I was trying to make the stand along context work with cygwin using
cygwin ruby. Following t
Aditya Mahajan wrote:
> I was trying to make the stand along context work with cygwin using
> cygwin ruby. Following the advice on the wiki of adding
> /scripts/context/ruby to rubylib, everything works fine. However, I am
> not able to enable write18. I copied texexec.rme to texexec.ini and
>
Aditya Mahajan wrote:
> Oops, forgot to attach the logs
>
> <--- On Mar 1, Aditya Mahajan wrote --->
>
>> <--- On Feb 28, Aditya Mahajan wrote --->
>>
>>> I was trying to make the stand along context work with cygwin using
>>> cygwin ruby. Following the advice on the wiki of adding
>>> /scripts/con
FabriceL. wrote:
> Hooman Javidnia a �crit :
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> When compiling a file in SciTE using F7, if the file, is already open in
>> Adobe Acrobat, the compilation stops and asks for a new file name to write
>> the PDF file to. I think the normal behavior would be to automatically
>> close th
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