Johannes Wiedersich wrote: > It does not retain the formatting in the sense that it retains page and > line breaks. But it does retain the structure and italics, etc. ie. all > that appears to be important in your case.
Or margins. That is not inconsiderable.
>>> I didn't want to do hair splitting. I just used the example to convince
>>> you that you don't require to type '\textit{}' all the times you need
>>> italics.
>> Which I never said.
> Well you complained about:
>> You're also ignoring that CNTL-I is a tad shorter
>> than {\it}, esp. since \ is way out of the way of my normal typing habits.
Yes, because {\it} is \textit{}. I see it now!
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