You see these kinds of arrows were being made with firing equipment and lighting to entice that consideration connected Low Top Concord 11s with potential customers that had been travelling through. It was these kinds of Low Concord 11s firing arrow in addition to celebrity signals which propelle...
@subhamsoni Make the first \parbox that I have introduced to be \parbox[t]{0.65\maketitlewidth}{\raggedright% and the second one \parbox[t]{0.3\maketitlewidth}{%
@subhamsoni mine is `moderncv.cls 2013/04/29 v1.5.1 modern curriculum vitae and letter document c lass`. Add `\listfiles` just before `\documentclass....` and in the log file at the end, you will get the list of files used -- under the heading ` *File List*`.
@subhamsoni you've been here long enough to know "not working" isn't a useful comment: does it generate an error message or list the wrong files or do nothing or burn the toast or....
I'm writing up a LaTeX document in TeXnicCenter, using MikTeX as an interpreter and JafRef to write my .bib file. I've downloaded and specified the latest copy of IEEEtran.bst, and while most of my bibliography displays fine, I have two entries that have the author listed as
"------".
Looking ...
In my .bib file, I have two entries with exactly the same author names:
@article{Seshadrinathan2010A-Subjective-St,
Author = {K. Seshadrinathan and R. Soundararajan and A. C. Bovik and L. K. Cormack},
....
@article{Seshadrinathan2009Study-of-Subjec,
Author = {K. Seshadrinathan and R. So...
Since my modification of KOMA-script slide document isn't getting much attention, what would you advice for this package : lecturer http://www.ctan.org/pkg/lecturer. Basically used in plain Tex which is something I'm not used to. But seems possible to use with standard LaTeX.
you mean @DavidCarlisle? I've messed a lot with beamer but some elements are really annoying. That's why I tried with KOMA-script (tex.stackexchange.com/questions/173315/slide-template-mod), but still some hidden ares. Then I saw the lecturer thing which seems IMO more appropriate for slides, but not many feedbacks about it...
@s__C I only used beamer once (and it was a bit odd:-) but I was just commenting on why you are not getting much feedback on alternatives, I think they just are not used much so not many people can comment on them. It doesn't mean that you shouldn't try them, just that you may not get much feedback in a general site such as this.
@s__C beamer is certainly different from some standard LaTeX stuff, but it does seem to work (note: while I am on the team looking after it that's very much a fix-bugs not design-interfaces job)
@s__C Problem with perhaps most (all?) TeX-based approaches to presentations is they encourage too much text. Of course, you can do the same using other tools ...
I have some equations in c and Matlab that I need to type into LaTeX, but I cannot find an automatic way of doing this. I wanted a tool that transformed Matlab code like:
tauf = 200./(1+exp(-(V-15)/20));
into LaTeX, as in:
tauf = frac{200}{1+exp(-\frac{V-15}{20})} \\
I can find plenty of to...
@StephanLehmke I needed to include your old (bounced) university address (otherwise the mail wouldn't appear in the public view of the pr, as that only happens if the OP is included) so I thought I may as well include an address that worked as well, even though you told me you were not desperate for an answer:-)
@DavidCarlisle I hope it was worth all the trouble for somebody ;-) Actually I'm surprised you acted on change #2 as I assume it might break legacy code. Is there a specific reason for this now? After our discussion in 2002 I had the impression both variants have about equal advantages resp. disadvantages.
@StephanLehmke yes well not doing anything is always a possibility (which is why I have open bugs reports from 1998:-) but once you look at the code it's hard to justify always removing two brace groups. My initial comments actually misread your change as I thought you were removing a group that I'd preserved so you could hide , but...
@StephanLehmke now as we are going through the bugs database prior to a latex update we hope to get into texlive 2014 which means now :-)
Does anyone feel the need for a \protect FAQ? Or something a bit more general like a \protect, \noexpand, \unexpanded, FAQ?
...answers should show examples of uses with/without to show expansion problems and perhaps global replacements so users can forget about it like \robustify.
@Werner I think actually this comment of mine says all there is to say:
Ah, the honest answer is a "moving argument" is any argument in which things go wrong sometimes. A fragile command is a command that goes wrong in a moving argument, and \protect normally does nothing but in each such command it is locally defined to do whatever necessary to fix the problem. This case is typical, the heading is typeset as the section head, but also perhaps written to the toc file and/or used at a different font size in a page head. \protect holds the command unexpanded so it is written to the toc file unexpanded and only expanded when the toc is read back in. — David CarlisleFeb 1 '12 at 23:26
@Werner well it's hard to give any other justification for \protect meaning \relax or \noexpand\protect\noexpand (my favourite:-) or \string or \noexpand depending
When I resize the table, using \resizebox or any other thing, the font size gets reduced. How do I set, a uniform font size for the whole document, I need at least 12pt (the minimum requirement).
The code:
\documentclass[12pt,letterpaper,borde=10pt]{moderncv}
\moderncvstyle{banking}
\moderncvco...
@Werner although I don't really understand how faq work here do you just fake some cw question with a canonical answer then close later real questions as duplicate?
@user42634 I'd only share a TeX document with other people if and only if (a) they understand what they are doing TeX-wise, and (b) never ever touch my preamble.
@PauloCereda Na verdade, eu implantei o latex aqui na micro-empresa, usamos basicamento o mesmo preambulo para todos os projetos. Só preciso encontrar uma forma de gerenciar as tarefas de cada um.
@topskip However, if you don’t like such a conditional behaviour, you may specify some $$$$’s (any nonempty seQuence) mixed with star(s) if you wish as an optional argument to keep the short-verbatim char behave as short-verbatim also in math mode.
@JosephWright The ratio text/image is, IMO, closely linked to the subject you're dealing with, as well as the audience. I prefer to use a TeX solution because of the math support and the drawing tools (like TikZ) especially because I'm not an artist.
@JosephWright there are lots of open l3 ones in gnats under latex-internal going back to 1994, if only you had a gnats account we could give you all those:-)
I'm writing up a LaTeX document in TeXnicCenter, using MikTeX as an interpreter and JafRef to write my .bib file. I've downloaded and specified the latest copy of IEEEtran.bst, and while most of my bibliography displays fine, I have two entries that have the author listed as
"------".
Looking ...
In my .bib file, I have two entries with exactly the same author names:
@article{Seshadrinathan2010A-Subjective-St,
Author = {K. Seshadrinathan and R. Soundararajan and A. C. Bovik and L. K. Cormack},
....
@article{Seshadrinathan2009Study-of-Subjec,
Author = {K. Seshadrinathan and R. So...
I have some equations in c and Matlab that I need to type into LaTeX, but I cannot find an automatic way of doing this. I wanted a tool that transformed Matlab code like:
tauf = 200./(1+exp(-(V-15)/20));
into LaTeX, as in:
tauf = frac{200}{1+exp(-\frac{V-15}{20})} \\
I can find plenty of to...
When I resize the table, using \resizebox or any other thing, the font size gets reduced. How do I set, a uniform font size for the whole document, I need at least 12pt (the minimum requirement).
The code:
\documentclass[12pt,letterpaper,borde=10pt]{moderncv}
\moderncvstyle{banking}
\moderncvco...
