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| bio | website | twitter.com/motioninsocial |
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| location | Glasgow, United Kingdom | |
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I do research in behavioural change.
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Dec 10 |
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Fast access to bibliography reference key without browsing .bib file @mafp sure, I use Mendeley to automatically generate bib files, which makes citation key from first author's surname and date. It's quite efficient system, so usually I'm guessing the paper right. But the issue is more when you got a lot of papers from the same author, or you simply don't remember the name exactly. I guess I might have to dive into other editor that has code completion for the time being... |
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Dec 8 |
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Path to image located in the cloud for different users or computers\detokenize is exactly what I needed, thank you very much @Daniel. |
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Dec 7 |
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Path to image located in the cloud for different users or computers Ok, sorry @PeterGrill you added the link a second later;) I'm digging it now. It should work... I have simple structure with main.tex specifying \include{1/chapter-1} for all chapters, everything is in the cloud. |
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Dec 7 |
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Path to image located in the cloud for different users or computers @PeterGrill Not so functional if you have multiple chapters wrote into separate .tex files |
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Jan 19 |
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Remove colon in the caption of a figure without using caption package @Mico Yes, I know that, but the point is that if I generate the \listoffigures without giving any name in curly brackets for \caption (i.e. \caption[text]{}) it will create the list but also create a colon for the figure label - which is what I am trying to avoid:) |
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Jan 19 |
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Remove colon in the caption of a figure without using caption package @Mico It's my first LaTeX submission so thank you for highlighting the issue with modifying journal's default style commands. However, the journal requires me to give figure captions as a list separately from the figures. So I am not sure how to deal with that, without modifying \@makecaption as you, @egreg and @Holle suggested... |
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Dec 17 |
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Commands paths in TeXstudio on Mac OS X - with 'could not start the command' error Excellent, thank you Alan and @egreg - it works perfectly! |
