On Thu, Sep 07, 2017, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> > Have a look at the attached .mom and .pdf files.
>
> Nothing attached? Does Mailman strip?
Oops. Attached here.
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.TITLE "L'étranger
.AUTHOR "Albert Camus
.PRINTSTYLE TYPESET
.
.\"
> And in addition. Looking at your document. I was wondering if .TL can be
> used more than once in a document just as a centered heading. Since .SH and
> .NH are not centered? (sorry for high jacking your threed. But it is such a
> small little question :-).
Mikkel, `TL' is just for the title as
On Thu 07 Sep 2017 18:07:27 Peter Schaffter wrote:
> You'll notice that the top of the pdf file has a
> line of text spit out by grep(1) that obviously shouldn't be there.
> I guess I've never had to deal with diacritics in titles, because
> I've never seen this before and the line only appears whe
Hi Peter,
> Have a look at the attached .mom and .pdf files.
Nothing attached? Does Mailman strip?
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> > > > page 1 page 2
> > > >
> > > > aaa ...
> > > > aaa... aaa
> > > > --- ---
> > > > bbb ...
> > > > bbb... bbb
>
> Thinking aloud here, I wo
And in addition. Looking at your document. I was wondering if .TL can be
used more than once in a document just as a centered heading. Since .SH and
.NH are not centered? (sorry for high jacking your threed. But it is such a
small little question :-).
Thanks Kristaps Dzonsons for sharing lowdown. I'll be interestet to to know
more about what thats all about and how it looks and so on.
/mikkel
The other week, I had an itch to write a Roff snippet to report the name of
a running Troff implementation. While this is *not* meant for serious use,
it *does* work well to distinguish mandoc(1), groff(1) and Heirloom:
.\" Identify the formatter processing the document.
.\" The program's name is
On Thu, Sep 07, 2017 at 09:45:47AM +0100, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Hi Erich,
>
> > Of course it would be a hypertrophy changeing the distances each and
> > every page...no, the idea is to have two parts of text on each page.
I don't have the groff chops to address this in general,
but I will point
Hi Erich,
> Of course it would be a hypertrophy changeing the distances each and
> every page...no, the idea is to have two parts of text on each page.
Overkill to manually have to change the distance, or too jarring for the
reader to have it move up and down each page? I was thinking
.EN
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