Question
I am using the achemso
package to typeset a manuscript in the American Chemical Society format. Near the end of the package documentation for the achemso
package, there is a section, Change History (section 8), that lists the versions of achemso
and what was modified in each version. However, that listing only includes the version numbers, not the (approximate) dates, or even just the years, when each version was released.
Is there a listing somewhere of the (approximate) dates that each version of achemso
was released?
Reason for asking question
The reason that I have asked the above question is that I am using MiKTeX on Windows, but my boss uses TeXShop on Mac. In MiKTeX, packages are automatically downloaded if needed. Thus, the first time I compiled a file with \usepackage{achemso}
, MiKTeX automatically downloaded and installed the achemso
package.
I am not familiar with TeXShop or Mac, but it seems that in TeXShop packages are not installed automatically. It seems that in that system, one needs to periodically "update" TeXShop to obtain the latest ctan packages such as achemso
. My boss knows the date of release of the TeXShop version that he has on his computer, but he doesn't know the version of achemso
that he has in his current TeXShop. So I am trying to "work backwards" and try to determine the approximate version of achemso
that he has in his current TeXShop. For example, if his TeXShop is dated May 2012, then perhaps it is reasonable to guess that at least the 2011 version of achemso
is included. With this guess of 2011, I would like to find out from the Change History what features he probably has in his distribution of achemso
.
\listfiles
to his preamble, compile, and then look in the log file if he wants to find out the version ofachemso
he uses...