Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
> What about a situation such as this: "Fig. 26"? To my eye, the interword
> space behind the abbreviating period seems too wide. Should this be a
> thin space instead?
It should be an unbreakable space in any case (that is, thinspace or protected
space ~). I use protected s
Juergen Spitzmueller writes:
> David Soukal wrote:
> > I'm very confused about how to properly create an interword space.
> > In LaTeX the standard way is to use "\ " for an interword space and
> > \@ for the end-of-sentence spacing after punctuation. I was used to
> > typing
> >
> > bla, e.g.\ bla
David Soukal wrote:
> I'm very confused about how to properly create an interword space. In
> LaTeX the standard way is to use "\ " for an interword space and \@ for
> the end-of-sentence spacing after punctuation. I was used to typing
>
> bla, e.g.\ bla
correct is:
bla, e.\,g.\ bla
(with "thinsp
David Soukal wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm very confused about how to properly create an interword space. In
> LaTeX the standard way is to use "\ " for an interword space and \@ for
> the end-of-sentence spacing after punctuation. I was used to typing
>
> bla, e.g.\ bla
>
> to get the proper spa
Hello all,
I'm very confused about how to properly create an interword space. In
LaTeX the standard way is to use "\ " for an interword space and \@ for
the end-of-sentence spacing after punctuation. I was used to typing
bla, e.g.\ bla
to get the proper spacing (i.e. interword spacing). Howe
