> groff -Tascii <<'EOF'
> .nf
^^^
This instruction causes the empty line. Just try to insert three
`.br' lines to get three line breaks.
> Before the box.
> .box xxx
> .br
> .box
> .xxx
> After the box.
> EOF
> exit 0
>
> =>
> Before the box.
>
> After the box.
>
> I'm struggling to u
>> > Unfortunately the .PSPIC works only in groff pdf and dvi mode,
>> > not in ps. Tty, X and html mode have errors and display only a
>> > rectangle with the file name.
>>
>> What's the problem? For me, using .PSPIC directly to embed a
>> lilypond EPS file works just fine.
>
> I used `groffe
Hi,
im using GROFF on OpenBSD and I’m really satisfied with this great soft‐
ware and tools. But I’m a beginner and im looking for a symbol in the
’eqn’ macro package. This is the ’element sign’ to describe an item in a
mathematical quantity. I fou
On 16-Feb-2013 10:10:56 Volker Wolfram wrote:
> Hi,
> im using GROFF on OpenBSD and I'm really satisfied with this great
> software and tools. But I'm a beginner and im looking for a symbol
> in the eqn macro package. This is the "element" sign to describe
> an item in a mathematical quantity. I f
Hi Volker,
> The symbol you are looking for is present in the PostScript "Symbol"
> font as "element" (PostScript name), and can be acessed in the groff
> symbol set ("S") as "mo" (groff name, standing for "member of").
You can find out it's \(mo by either looking at the Special Character
Names o
> From: Jim Avera
> To: bug-gr...@gnu.org
> Subject: mm macros put footers off end of page if using larger type
>
> I don't know if anybody is supporting the mm macros, but there is a
> bug which lands page footers too far down the page (or entirely off
> the bottom) if you try to make a "large t
