I am trying to format my acronyms and want to use \acfi
instead of \ac
(which makes the word italic).
The problem is, withpage
seems to work only for the \ac
command, so the page information for acronyms introduced with \acfi
.
Is there a way to add the acfi
command to the withpage option? Or is there an easier solution for this? I've found this Post, but it does not solve my issue: acro package: Italicize first occurrence of term
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[printonlyused, withpage]{acronym}
\begin{document}
\section{Acronyms}
\begin{acronym}[Bash]
\acro{A}{Apple}
\acro{B}{Ball}
\acro{C}{Cat}
\end{acronym}
This an \ac{A}, this is a \acfi{B}, but I can't think of a word with C.
This is the \acs{A}\acs{B}\acs{C}
\end{document}
This is the result:
As this is my first Tex question, I wonder if there is a way to add a running example + output directly?
acro
package and using the answer you link to - I findacro
much more powerful while being very similar toacronym
at the more basic levels. – Dai Bowen Feb 27 '17 at 16:44\Ac
variants which printed a capitalised version (i.e. so you could use\Ac{foo}
when starting a new sentence). More generally it has more user access to do things like\acreset{foo}
which resetsfoo
as being unused (e.g. if you want all acronyms to be defined in each chapter) there's no equivalent user interface for doing that withacroynm
. Probably the most impressive thing is the flexibility you have in printing the list of acronyms which is so much greater. All the while, the\ac
and friends are defined and work inacro
as inacronym
. – Dai Bowen Feb 27 '17 at 18:12