{acronyms} is about formatting acronyms and abbreviations using customized commands or specific packages like acronym or {glossaries}.
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How to change the appearance of the display of the first use of an acronym? How to insert “short”?
How can I change the apperance of the display of the first use of an acronym?
I want to change
Compact Disc (CD)
to
Compact Disc (short CD)
I tried
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How to add translation to long form of acronym?
I am currently using the acronym package to handle acronyms/abbreviations in my thesis.
I am writing in German, but I use a couple of English acronyms because either no German acronym exists or the ...
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Some errors with a little document
I have some errors with my paper in LaTeX, and I don't understand how to fix the problems :
The first is :
pdfTeX warning (ext4): destination with the sa
me identifier (name{page.1}) has been ...
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Set list of abbreviations title to match thesis chapter title style
I created list of abbreviations using instructions from here, using glossaries.
Everything is OK. I just want to format the title of the list to match style for chapter title.
Is this possible?
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Text width in 1st and 2nd glossary is different?
I am a latex beginner, so would appreciate your help.
My problem: in my thesis I have two glossaries: Glossary and Acronyms.
The Format of Glossary is ok, but in Acronyms - textwidth is too narrow.
In ...
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Acronyms with description environment
I have an editorial template to write a book's chapter. The publisher wants the authors to use the description environment to display acronyms. However, due to acronym's package facilities I am trying ...
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How to print only short name in glossary of acronym package
I want to achieve the following. I have an acronym in English like LED and want to display in the text the German name
Blabbla bla Licht emittierende Diode (LED) bla bla blabla.,
and in the glossary ...
