Hi Eran,
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On Tuesday 10 January 2006 21:56, you wrote:
> The simple answer is that I am bound by institutional constraints.
> Nonetheless, most of the books I see set quotes in smaller point size
> of the same typeface.
Maybe my own logic wasn't as logical as I thought. I justed
"mail.k" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Paul,
>
> I'd like to customize the quote environment, so that it appears in
> smaller type--like footnotes--than the standard environment. I have
> too many quotes to change each of them manually.
To change the quote environment in LaTeX you have to re
mail.k writes:
> I'd like to customize the quote environment, so that it appears in
> smaller type--like footnotes--than the standard environment.
Hi Eran,
I will play the devil's advocate here and ask, "why?"
If the quotes are important enough to appear in the main body of your
doument then
On 1/10/06, mail.k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd like to customize the quote environment, so that it appears in
> smaller type--like footnotes--than the standard environment. I have too
> many quotes to change each of them manually.
Eran,
That is not too difficult. A semi-automatic solution f
Hi Paul,
I'd like to customize the quote environment, so that it appears in
smaller type--like footnotes--than the standard environment. I have too
many quotes to change each of them manually.
Kindly,
Eran
Re: quote size
Paul Smith
Tue, 10 Jan 2006 03:30:30 -0800
On 1/10/06, m
On 1/10/06, mail.k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was referring to a quote style in order to format large number of quotes in
> a consistent manner.
> I learned how to control the spacing separately from the body text --- how
> about point size?
How about point size? I do not really understand w
Thanks Paul,
I was referring to a quote style in order to format large number of quotes in a
consistent manner.
I learned how to control the spacing separately from the body text --- how
about point size?
regards,
Eran
Well, to control the font size of body text, follow the suggestion
adv
On 1/9/06, mail.k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> yes: body text in 11 and 9 or 10pt for quotes.
Well, to control the font size of body text, follow the suggestion
advanced by Kevin. To control the font size of quotes, select the
whole quote and then
Layout --> Character
Paul
(oops)
yes: body text in 11 and 9 or 10pt for quotes.
thx.
On 1/9/06, mail.k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I managed to set my text in 1.5 spacing and quotes in single.
>
> My text is set in 11 pt., but I'd like to use a smaller size.
Do you mean that you want a smaller font size for standard text or for
quote text only?
Paul
mail.k writes:
> Hello! Here's a third noob question in a row:
>
>
> I managed to set my text in 1.5 spacing and quotes in single.
>
> My text is set in 11 pt., but I'd like to use a smaller size.
>
>
> I'm using memoir, but I don't have to.
For the main text? Did you look under Layout -> Document
Hello! Here's a third noob question in a row:
I managed to set my text in 1.5 spacing and quotes in single.
My text is set in 11 pt., but I'd like to use a smaller size.
I'm using memoir, but I don't have to.
Thanks!
mail.k
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