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May 5	comment	Xelatex beamer Calibri: how to suppress unwanted ligatures It doesn't "almost" become a ligature, it just becomes one. Calibri has some ligatures, and there are ways to enable automatic ligatures in Word. LaTeX inserts them by default.
Apr 22	awarded	Yearling
Apr 18	comment	Creating additional color for moderncv Have you looked at your log if the new file is used?
Apr 14	suggested	suggested edit on Limits not showing properly when placed in a fraction
Mar 30	comment	How can the thesis structure be defined for PDF generation? What exactly is your question?
Mar 27	comment	Insert pdf in latex Can you provide a minimal working example of your code?
Mar 21	answered	How to force LaTeX not to break the line after a hyphen “-”?
Feb 26	comment	error message - new miktex installation I had the same error message. It shouldn't matter that much. If it doesn't work, try to refresh the FNDB in the settings.
Feb 6	comment	How to use the Calibri font Then you can't use fontspec and can't select the fonts which are only installed on your system. You have to stick to the fonts you install in LaTeX.
Feb 2	comment	make transition effect in beamer You can use slide transitions in beamer, like dissolve: `transdissolve`. Have a look at "14.3 Slide Transitions" in the beameruserguide for examples and a complete list of transitions. The problem might be finding another pdf viewer than Adobe which can display the transitions.
Jan 28	comment	portable LaTeX on thumbdrive You should try proTeXt . It's a one click install of portable MiKTeX and TeXStudio bundled.
Nov 3	awarded	Fanatic
Nov 2	answered	Latex hyphenation exception
Oct 26	comment	Texmaker's internal pdf-viewer doesn't work this one ;-)
Oct 26	comment	Texmaker's internal pdf-viewer doesn't work No but the syntax needs to be correct. As I said, look at the other post, the code there is the minimum that you need to get an output.
Oct 26	comment	Texmaker's internal pdf-viewer doesn't work Well random symbols will not cut it... have a look at the answer to your last question. The option should be something like "fast compile" or something like that. If you have to choose between LaTeX and PDFLaTeX, choose PDFLaTeX. Yes you can view it, after you compiled it. That means the program takes your text and builds a pdf with it.
Oct 26	comment	Texmaker's internal pdf-viewer doesn't work It's not enough to save it, you have to compile it. It's the button left to "view pdf" (sorry I don't have an english version).
Oct 26	comment	Word 2003 to LaTeX converter Well you can use different distributions and IDEs. You could use MiKTeX (that one makes the pdf from your text) and TeXMaker (you write the text in this one). First install MiKTeX and then TeXMaker. It should "just work".
Oct 26	comment	Word 2003 to LaTeX converter I think the best would be if somebody at your university could show you how it all works. Most students and profs at the math, physics and computer science departments should know LaTeX, so just ask them to show you something. EDIT: You saw a complete sourcecode of a LaTeX document in the answer to your other question. It's really not complicated.
Oct 26	comment	Word 2003 to LaTeX converter Yes it sounds that way (sorry) but it's really not! You just have to press one button to generate the pdf if you use an IDE (which you should).