Speravir

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As you can assume, English is not my natural language. Apologies in advance, if it is bad and poor, and please be indulgent.

Though in my case it is not very likely, that it someday happens:

All content posted on this site is automatically placed under the free CC BY-SA 3.0 license, which however isn't useful for LaTeX code (see also Relicensing code from answers). Therefore I relicense the code I post here (which is still my intellectual property) using the following ways:

Any LaTeX/TeX code of mine that I publish on http://tex.stackexchange.com/ or http://meta.tex.stackexchange.com/ I hereby relicense under the LPPL, version 1.3c or later.

Any other software programming language code of mine (with the explicit exception of LaTeX/TeX code) that I publish on http://tex.stackexchange.com/ or http://meta.tex.stackexchange.com/ I hereby relicense under the GPL, version 3 or later, and the LGPL, version 3 or later.

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Dec 4	comment	Christmas theme And as Gonzalo linked to an image on vector.net: google.com/… Pay attention to the licenses!
Dec 4	comment	Christmas theme When @TKO linked to the christmas tree in texample.net I want to point to to original place of this: How can we draw a Christmas tree with decorations, using TikZ?.
Dec 3	answered	Adding packages to TeXnicCenter
Dec 3	revised	Adding packages to TeXnicCenter spelling, formatting
Dec 3	revised	Hyperref within hyperref minor changes
Dec 3	revised	Hyperref within hyperref some enhancement
Dec 3	comment	knitr with TeXworks @Yihui: But don’t forget, it’s a Windows program. I don’t know, whether it runs in wine.
Dec 3	comment	Compiling a Latex template to a PDF file Which Output Profile did you use?
Dec 3	comment	How do I reuse a command name? Heiko Oberdiek additonally wrote the package `letltxmacro`. Cite of documentation abstract: “TeX’s `\let` assignment does not work for LaTeX macros with optional arguments or for macros that are defined as robust macros by `\DeclareRobustCommand`. This package defines `\LetLtxMacro` that also takes care of the involved internal macros.”
Dec 2	comment	knitr with TeXworks @Yihui BTW: TeXStudio as Texmaker fork should be almost the same, and TeXnicCenter is also very similar!
Dec 2	revised	knitr with TeXworks link and short explanation added
Dec 2	comment	knitr with TeXworks @Yihui: I think, you are right! As I wrote in the beginning: “… some mistakes are possible”.
Dec 2	comment	Using Asymptote with MiKTeX Then either the batch is not in the system path or there is something wrong in the batch file itself.
Dec 2	comment	Using Asymptote with MiKTeX Harish, please read carefully: I created a batch file `asymptote.bat` and this* is called with `asymptote`*. In this batch you can find the call of `asy.exe`.
Dec 2	revised	Using Asymptote with MiKTeX rolled back to a previous revision
Dec 2	revised	knitr with TeXworks slight rephrasing and additions
Dec 2	answered	knitr with TeXworks
Dec 2	revised	Using Asymptote with MiKTeX fixed wrong program name
Dec 2	revised	knitr with TeXworks edited body; edited title
Dec 2	revised	knitr with TeXworks edited title, added link