Hendrik Vogt

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Finally I found out what my profile is good for: I can abuse it as a clipboard!

@: Welcome to tex.sx! A tip: you can use backticks `\`` to mark your inline code as I did in my edit.

@: Welcome to tex.sx! A tip: If you indent lines by 4 spaces, then they're marked as a code sample. You can also highlight the code and click the "code" button (with "101010" on it).

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@: I tidied up your question a bit, hope that's OK.

I think your question is answered [here](). (Possible duplicate?)

@: Can you please add a [minimal example](http://meta.tex.stackexchange.com/q/228/1235) that illustrates your problem?

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Mar 29	revised	How could the macro xii.tex be simplified into a better readable form some more explanation, and a challenge
Mar 29	comment	How could the macro xii.tex be simplified into a better readable form @morbusg: No, the code starts with `\let~\`, so the density of `\` is rather high at the beginning `:-)` And the double `0` is just to get full justification of the code.
Mar 29	revised	How could the macro xii.tex be simplified into a better readable form explained 7, j and A
Mar 29	revised	How could the macro xii.tex be simplified into a better readable form added explanation of {}
Mar 29	answered	How could the macro xii.tex be simplified into a better readable form
Mar 28	comment	Beautiful presentations done with TeX and related systems @Marc: Why not? He said in the question that he had some examples, but was looking for better ones.
Mar 27	comment	Align subscripts vertically Very much related: Supremum of the infimum (possible duplicate).
Mar 27	comment	Why will TeX only find my tfm file for 11pt and 12pt fonts, not for 10pt? Wow, only now I read your edit regarding `\pdfmapfile` - that's even better than `\pdfmapline`. Thanks again!
Mar 25	awarded	Nice Answer
Mar 25	comment	Inline math: Line breaking and stretching only in specified places There's no way to make the output of your example document look nice, except hyphenating the long `teeeeeeext`.
Mar 25	revised	{(x+y)}^2 or (x+y)^2? edited tags
Mar 24	comment	{(x+y)}^2 or (x+y)^2? @egreg: Ah, I see!
Mar 24	comment	{(x+y)}^2 or (x+y)^2? @egreg: `{}` also freezes the spacing, see my answer.
Mar 24	comment	{(x+y)}^2 or (x+y)^2? @Herbert: It would be correct if it wouldn't affect the spacing!
Mar 24	comment	{(x+y)}^2 or (x+y)^2? @David: See my answer for another reason why `{}` shouldn't be used.
Mar 24	answered	{(x+y)}^2 or (x+y)^2?
Mar 24	awarded	Nice Answer
Mar 24	awarded	Good Question
Mar 24	comment	Why is there a \, space at the beginning of the “aligned” environment? Thanks a lot for looking into this and for confirming my feeling that this `\,` is somewhat odd.
Mar 23	awarded	Necromancer