Asked in July (unfortunately without a complete MWE), answered on December 26th, accepted on December 27th: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/381403/…. It gave me lots of satisfaction and the "Taco Tuesday Any Day" hat!
> Nearly 35 years ago, Apple released its first computer with a graphical user interface, called the Lisa. Starting next year, the Computer History Museum will release the Apple Lisa OS for free as an open-source project. According to a new report from Business Insider, the Computer History Museum will release the code behind the Apple Lisa operating system for free as open source, for anyone to try and tinker with. The news was announced via the LisaList mailing list for Lisa enthusiasts.
@alhelal It's just U+2002 (en space); you can just write a definition for it, or replace the character in the .tex file. Or just compile with xelatex or lualatex (instead of pdflatex). Any of the standard solutions for dealing with Unicode characters will work; I don't think there's any special problem here. — ShreevatsaR9 mins ago
how can I invite @ShreevatsaR ?
@ShreevatsaR As I use script so for a file I don't want to change my compiler from pdflatex to xelatex
@alhelal I don't like questions which links to external sources for the code when it is not necessary. In a few days the code will be gone and your question useless for other peoples.
@UlrikeFischer Is there any way to add source code in minimized view(folding)? Because when the source code is large it makes problem to view the entire question without scrolling.
@alhelal The only sensible approach, IMHO, is to reduce the code to its minimal form, that is, a very short excerpt of code that is self-contained and reproduces the issue.
@PauloCereda I wonder if the bunny ducks could restore the peace too @samcarter.
@alhelal If the code needs to be so large, it is as it is. I'm quite able to scroll and read more than one page of text. If the code is so long because you didn't remove irrelevant stuff do as @PauloCereda and @DavidCarlisle already told you: cut it down.
@ChristianHupfer A pity you deleted your answer! I was already looking forward to add a Darth Vader mask or a piece of Black Forest cake if egreg manages to get the reputation a bit earlier than everyone else assumes!
I used the moderncv package to write a letter (with opening, closing, everything). I would like to add a reference list to this letter (don't ask why). Is there a simple way? If I add the usual \begin{thebibliography}, it produces a publication list with no numbering. That's of course the original intention of the package: to include a publication list. But I want a traditional numbered and citeable reference list.
I'm trying to use BibTeX with a letter; I hope this is not too eccentric. The letter class doesn't have BibTeX support, though. I found Environment thebibliography undefined when using letter. However, the solution described does not work perfectly. The bibliography appears on its own page (in m...
So, I hope the title gives some sense of what I want to accomplish. I have a report I do each month that details out system outages in our environment. The data is pretty basic - system name, start time, end time, duration of outage...
What I do with this is take it to Illustrator (I use R, RMa...
Don't you love Word: just had to do a report where you are allowed a one-page A4 PDF, did it in the provided template, stuck to one page, upload complained it was not the right size! Had to resize by using pdfLaTeX and standalone ...
So, I hope the title gives some sense of what I want to accomplish. I have a report I do each month that details out system outages in our environment. The data is pretty basic - system name, start time, end time, duration of outage...
What I do with this is take it to Illustrator (I use R, RMa...
