Adam L. S.

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I'm going up on the slope of a TeXnician. Currently hacking with XeTeX, because of it's UNICODE and True Type font support.

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Dec 12	comment	Bold Typewriter Type fonts Actually I don't need the document to be in a fixed DPI, I was only curious on how to manipulate that kind of font generation. But this Latin Modern, if it is really close to Computer Modern, will be perfect for me. Thanks!
Dec 12	accepted	Bold Typewriter Type fonts
Dec 8	awarded	Popular Question
Nov 29	awarded	Popular Question
Oct 11	comment	plain xetex page labels I didn't said that. But it can be put at the end of the last page.
Oct 10	comment	plain xetex page labels The good feature about this is that it can be issued anywhere in the document, so I can make a macro, that collect all the page numbering formats, and then puts this special command at the end of the document. (I'm not sure that it is good practice though.)
Oct 10	comment	plain xetex page labels As if I recall that I once saw this.
Sep 27	accepted	plain xetex page labels
Sep 26	asked	plain xetex page labels
Sep 18	awarded	Yearling
Dec 15	comment	Read manuscript in to output And it is not possible without eplain, right?
Dec 15	accepted	Read manuscript in to output
Dec 14	asked	Read manuscript in to output
Nov 2	comment	Create my own NSD Well that is quite helpful! Your `\maxcolcount` will definitely do the trick! I still have trouble to catch how can I produce the table twice though. I'll take a look in it.
Nov 1	comment	Create my own NSD I've updated the question with a second example, to further demonstrate my problem.
Nov 1	revised	Create my own NSD I added a second example, updated the codes, and specified what is my problem here, through these example.
Oct 28	comment	Create my own NSD Fascinating, thank you! Though I think I still need to know how can accumulate macros for later interpreting, as I will need some kind of counter for know the maximum size of the table, to give proper value to `\multispan`. (‘columns used by table’ - ‘columns used by item’ + 1)
Oct 5	comment	Create my own NSD The `\halign{&` version seems OK. Can it repeats other then whole times?
Oct 5	comment	Create my own NSD The `\multispan` is a better solution, and generally the position of te `#` sign around `\vrule` is not interesting to me.
Oct 5	revised	Create my own NSD Added more specific example