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Apr 2 |
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Is there a way to make standard LaTex PDF output look good *on screen* as well +1 (huge difference) for \usepackage{lmodern} when rendered in Adobe Reader in my Windows environment. Without that, in my pdfTeX (TeXStudio software) environment, I was getting the LaTeX modern font embedded into PDF as Type 3 Custom fonts, e.g., F18; Type: Type 3; Encoding: Custom; Actual Font: F18; Actual Font Type: Type 3. With your options, I now get Type 1 embedded fonts, e.g., LMMono12-Regular; Type: Type 1; Encoding Custom. They render much nicer in Adobe Reader X. The other fonts were rendered very "thin" and wash out. Even zoomed reading was taxing due to lack of robustness. |
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Mar 20 |
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\emph or \textit Is this analogous to the differences between <em> and <i> tags in HTML? For example... |
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Mar 8 |
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Markup a citation (\citep) with pdfcomment's \pdfmarkupcomment @egreg I attempted to do that - see the edit |
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Mar 8 |
awarded | Editor |
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Mar 8 |
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Markup a citation (\citep) with pdfcomment's \pdfmarkupcomment added MWE (fixed bib entry) |
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Mar 7 |
asked | Markup a citation (\citep) with pdfcomment's \pdfmarkupcomment |
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Aug 27 |
awarded | Student |
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Aug 27 |
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Style-independent way in BibTeX to cite a web page as a source @JosephWright Thanks again. I only use (tolerate!) LaTeX because of the publications that require it... The path of least resistance is to keep hacking my @misc entries. |
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Aug 27 |
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Style-independent way in BibTeX to cite a web page as a source @JosephWright Thanks. biblatex might be an option, although I'm not sure what it entails when 1) using TeXworks and 2) writing papers for conferences/journals that impose their own tex formats. |
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Aug 27 |
asked | Style-independent way in BibTeX to cite a web page as a source |
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Aug 27 |
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How can I use BibTeX to cite a web page? +1 for the way to include the access date (very important!). There's an alternative way that uses howpublished to include the \url{} and [Acccessed: 30 September 2009], but that might not be style-independent. It's a little frustrating that BibTeX didn't officially keep up with web pages as an entry. |
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Aug 21 |
awarded | Supporter |
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Aug 21 |
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LaTeX Editors/IDEs +1 for non-geek friendliness of TeXworks, which is sort of a paradox with LaTeX. I've used TeXworks to submit papers to IEEE conferences with success. |
