Hi Kevin
Thanks for explaining what those commands do.
I think it will be easier if we just replace those with appropriate text in
our language.
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2010/4/20 Kevin Godby
> Hey, Martin.
>
> I apologize for the late reply to this
Hey, Martin.
I apologize for the late reply to this one. I flagged it to respond to
later and it promptly got buried under a deluge of other email.
2010/4/12 Martin Lukeš :
> Hi Kevin
> Me again. ;)
>
> I noticed that you probably missed the \eg command when writing Style Guide.
> Or it was on pu
Hi Kevin
Me again. ;)
I noticed that you probably missed the \eg command when writing Style Guide.
Or it was on purpose since it is the simplest command I saw so far. :D
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On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 2:30 AM, Kevin Godby wrote:
> H
'allo.
2010/4/10 Martin Lukeš :
> Hi Kevin
> I have a question ... again. ;)
Great! :)
> This time it is about \newglossaryentry command.
>>
>> \newglossaryentry{⟨keyword⟩}{name={⟨term⟩}, description={⟨definition⟩}
>
> I'd like to know if we really shouldn't translate "keyword".
> And what is th
Hi Kevin
I have a question ... again. ;)
This time it is about \newglossaryentry command.
> \newglossaryentry{⟨keyword⟩}{name={⟨term⟩}, description={⟨definition⟩}
>
I'd like to know if we really shouldn't translate "keyword".
And what is the difference between the "keyword" and a "term".
Thank y
Hey, Martin.
2010/4/7 Martin Lukeš :
> I couldn't find command
> \ignorespaces
> anywhere.
>
> It is used in Prologue:
>>
>> \mbox{}\marginnote{To learn more about Linux distributions, see
>> \chaplink{ch:learning-more}.}\ignorespacesThese early \acronym{GUI}s were
>> difficult to configure
I'll
I couldn't find command
\ignorespaces
anywhere.
It is used in Prologue:
> \mbox{}\marginnote{To learn more about Linux distributions, see
> \chaplink{ch:learning-more}.}*\ignorespaces*These early \acronym{GUI}s
> were difficult to configure
>
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Oups! And link is here http://etherpad.com/Dws558WVvc of course. :D
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2010/4/7 Martin Lukeš
> Hi Kevin!
> Always active I see. ;)
>
> A while ago I wrote down some summary of recommendations which, mostly you,
> posted here on
Hi Kevin!
Always active I see. ;)
A while ago I wrote down some summary of recommendations which, mostly you,
posted here on mailing list. So if you happen to forget something, feel free
to use these notes as you want.
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On Wed,
Hello, everyone.
I've started work on our new style guide. (I started with the LaTeX
handout I created a while back and will be adding things to it as we
go along.)
I thought I'd mention it now as it contains a chapter that shows all
the LaTeX commands we use and which parts should be (and shoul
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