Hi,
Trying to add printer's marks to my roff documents. I stumbled across
groff's graphics commands, but all of them start from current location
and I did not find a command to move the current location to an
arbitrary position.
Is there any way to add those marks to a groff source or do I have t
Ted,
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 1:19 PM, Ted Harding
wrote:
>> Is there any way to add those marks to a groff source or do I have to
>> add postscript code via \X'ps: '?
>
> If you're referring to "cut-marks" or "crop-marks", the following is
> an example of what I have used.
That's exactly what I
Jan,
encountered this one, too. What's your fileencoding in vim (:set
fileencoding?). You might want to try to set it either to utf-8 or
latin-1. Latter worked for me despite having encoding set to utf-8. So
you are experiencing a vim configuration issue here...
See also :h encoding and :h fileen
Nope. Is this considered a bug? It's just about proper vim settings.
- Chris
On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 9:25 AM, walter harms wrote:
>
>
> Chris Schaller schrieb:
>> Jan,
>>
>> encountered this one, too. What's your fileencoding in vim (:set
>> fileencodin
Hi,
Finally I recalled that I wanted to send my own macro set for writing
letters, (hopefully) conforming to German DIN norm.
They are far from perfect, but they do work for me. The macros put
addresses, date, subject, etc. to the places they belong to and
produce folding marks for German DIN en
Did anyone of you roffers ever try to create a CV with groff and tbl?
I started using tbl for that purpose, but I miserably failed with the
output. Example:
"""
.TS
tab(|);
lll.
Since 05/2006|My Company in Downtown
_
|This is the role I occupied
|T{
.IP -
Working on this
.IP -
Working on that
.I
Gosh, you are right! I usually try to avoid custom macros and reuse
existing stuff. But with your version the text looks cleaner (no
column separators or T{ and T}).
Am I right that I can also create line breaks for the Date macro by
temporarily changing the line length? So that in this example
