I know I shouldn't rant when @Paulo is here because my situation is quite fine, but can anybody explain me why an item costs $200 on amazon including import taxes and PnP to Czechia, and it's €250 here?
@tohecz Speaking of Amazon, they opened a Brazilian site recently, only selling a couple of books and a lot of ebooks. It's quite amusing because IMHO the majority of Brazilians do not like to read. Let alone titles in other languages. :(
@PauloCereda I would say that this is a starter: e-books are the most easy thing to distribute, and books come tax-free quite often, so the price difference is not so eye-catching.
@1010011010 I jhust clicked on your link, and it almost crashed my system. Is the graphic that big or is there something else going on? Might be a turn off for answerers if it happens to them as well.
@1010011010 But i heard, giving a bounty is always nice ;-)
@s__C Then it's not an automatically generated node such as in the example you gave above (see e.g. tex.stackexchange.com/questions/163319/…), so that syntax doesn't apply. I don't know at the moment.
I have a strange issue here (somewhat still logically I guess)
I am using a doublepage layout with \fancyfoot[LE,RO]{\thepage}\pagestyle{fancy}
to enumerate my pages
after title page, the counting is in the inner part, not in the outer part
how can I adjust the position of page numbers (to get them "outside")
I am using \geometry{textwidth=15.75cm, textheight=23.4cm, marginratio={4:6,5:7}}, so the inner part is broader than the outer part (for printing purposes)
@Jens I was just going to say what @tohecz said;-) the number should be at the left of even pages (that is, pages with an even page number, not necessarily an even number of sheets into the document)
I have a question regarding the aspect ratio of my pages. I wonder if the given aspect ratio in my example is a good choice or if I should change any values to achieve a better print space. Experts, what do you think? :)
\documentclass[12pt,ngerman]{article}
\usepackage[a4paper,margin=2cm]{geom...
@Jens if you should be able to use \clearrpage to arrange that latex outputs the title page a blank sheet then page 1 etc, so you just need to ensure that they print odd pages on the right
and the inner margin should be smaller. However, if the binding (gluing, sewing, putting into a spiral, steppling, whatever) eats some paper, you have to enlarge the inner margin because of that
@PauloCereda well only if it's being sewn in signatures, if they are going to take a stack of a4 sheets and splodge glue down the edge and wrap in a binding it doesn't matter (and a lot less paper is lost in the inner margins)
haha :) it's my first work with LaTeX and I am in love^^
thanks for your quick responses - I will go back to printing store tomorrow and give the printer guy the advices from here :) and the figure to show what I want haha
the unfortunate thing is that currently, with the amount of things quick-published, there're only few people who do really good typography. Even I don't do good typography when typesetting the stuff, since I basically get 10-15 minutes per page in average to do it :-/
@tohecz Aww thanks for your smurfy concern. <3 I'm feeling better now, I'll watch just a couple of QI episodes then go to bed. I need to smurf to SP tomorrow. :P
I have a question regarding the aspect ratio of my pages. I wonder if the given aspect ratio in my example is a good choice or if I should change any values to achieve a better print space. Experts, what do you think? :)
\documentclass[12pt,ngerman]{article}
\usepackage[a4paper,margin=2cm]{geom...
