On 29-Mar-05 Otavio Exel wrote:
> [...]
> I'm printing the lyrics of a CD; I want it in 2-col; so I did
>
> .2c
> .nf
>
> I wanted groff to *not* join short lines but break long lines;
> Short lines were not joined, ok!
> But groff did not break the long lines :-))
> - Long lines in t
> I'm printing the lyrics of a CD; I want it in 2-col; so I did
>
> .2c
> .nf
>
> I wanted groff to *not* join short lines but break long lines;
> Short lines were not joined, ok!
> But groff did not break the long lines :-))
> - Long lines in the first column invaded the second colu
Otavio Exel wrote:
Jorgen Grahn wrote:
Yes, the list is dominated by developers and/or power users, but that
should not discourage anyone from talking about more basic things.
in the hope that "more basic" includes "stupid".. here I go! :-))
This is not stupid! In fact this is not partic
Am Dienstag, 29. März 2005 22:44 schrieb Otavio Exel:
> Jorgen Grahn wrote:
> > Yes, the list is dominated by developers and/or power users, but that
> > should not discourage anyone from talking about more basic things.
>
> in the hope that "more basic" includes "stupid".. here I go! :-))
>
> I'm
Otavio Exel wrote:
Groff'ers,
I see this list is mainly for groff developers;
could you please recommend a list for
groff users (actually groff newbies)?
[
Hola Otavio,
there is no beginner's list, but don't be afraid to ask; somebody,
usually someone a lot more knowledgeable than I, will answer.
Am Dienstag, 29. März 2005 12:11 schrieben Sie:
> > While waiting for better suggestions, I played with
> > .PS
> > box xslanted color ...
> > box yslanted
> > .PE
> > to get the following results (see attached file)
>
> Nice! Can you send the source too? I wonder whether it is possible
> to prov
Jorgen Grahn wrote:
>
> Yes, the list is dominated by developers and/or power users, but that
> should not discourage anyone from talking about more basic things.
in the hope that "more basic" includes "stupid".. here I go! :-))
I'm printing the lyrics of a CD; I want it in 2-col; so I did
On 29-Mar-05 Otavio Exel wrote:
> Groff'ers,
>
> I see this list is mainly for groff developers;
> could you please recommend a list for
> groff users (actually groff newbies)?
>
> []s,
The list is for everybody! True, recent postings have
mainly been on "development" types of topics, but that's
On Tue Mar 29 20:58:42 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Tuesday 29 March 2005 8:32 pm, Otavio Exel wrote:
> > Groff'ers,
> >
> > I see this list is mainly for groff developers;
> > could you please recommend a list for
> > groff users (actually groff newbies)?
...
> We were all newbies once.
An
On Tuesday 29 March 2005 8:32 pm, Otavio Exel wrote:
> Groff'ers,
>
> I see this list is mainly for groff developers;
> could you please recommend a list for
> groff users (actually groff newbies)?
No, this list is for users and developers alike. Feel free to ask any
question you like; even if y
Groff'ers,
I see this list is mainly for groff developers;
could you please recommend a list for
groff users (actually groff newbies)?
[]s,
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> While waiting for better suggestions, I played with
> .PS
> box xslanted color ...
> box yslanted
> .PE
> to get the following results (see attached file)
Nice! Can you send the source too? I wonder whether it is possible
to provide high-level macros to handle such 3d-boxes...
Werner
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