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Thanks for your reply Frabjous. It is true that unicode-math can be used with LuaLaTeX, so I will probably go on with that. Now that I think about it, what I am more interested in right now is testing OpenType math (and not-math) features, kerning, alignment and other font properties, so I will ...

In my renewed interest in typography I'm moving towards a more complete understanding of Unicode and OpenType. From what I've lately read, OpenType is clearly the way to go in digital typography, and most recent developments of TeX are aware of this. The most promising one from my point of view is ...

I see what you mean now. :) I have no idea of what guidelines are followed in each place, it would be nice to know indeed. The only book I have with me right now concerning style is Bringhurst and it recommends to use outdented numbers, and while at the main text the footnote mark appears as a ...

That is purely a matter of the designer. A quick look at some of my books shows that both hanging and indented footnotes are present. It might be that different styles are generally followed in different countries or regions, but LaTeX's default is just the style they decided to use, nothing out of ...

I get no errors with the code above

What about Garamond (\usepackage[garamond]{mathdesign})? It doesn't have that integral sign, but it is one of the most old-looking fonts IMO.

Cheers,

Keta

I finally found a solution. By trial and error, I managed to find that commands can be passed between quotes. So for the previous example, calling the tex file temp.tex, the following script would create the 2 pdf:

#!/bin/bash
cd ~/TeXs/Temp # This is the directory where the file is.
pdflatex ...

OK, here's a first try, looks like it works correctly. Sorry if the French part is incorrect, I just used a web translator (sorry BTW if the English text is incorrect in first place :mrgreen: ).

\newif\iffr
\newif\ifen

\entrue

\documentclass{article}

\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[utf8 ...

Hi all,

I'm doing my CV in three languages. The idea is to have a single tex file with all info, each language properly separated by a command, e.g \fr{info in French}\en{info in English}. Then, a shell script would process the file three times, each time with the proper \frtrue command or so. I ...

My problem resolved when i put the label inside the caption:

\caption{Blabla. \label{myTable}}

Aron

Hi Aron,

What you were probably doing is putting the \label command before the caption. You don't need to write the label inside the caption, but after the caption:

\caption{Caption text ...