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The package "stringstrings" can be used to accomplish this task. See the post http://tex.stackexchange.com/a/4829 . This implementation is not the most elegant, nor does it cover all possible cases; however, it is a good first cut for those that want a quick solution. For a more robust solution, you ...

I was wondering if there is a LaTeX command that results in titlecase formatting of text. What I mean by titlecase formatting is capitalization of the first character of every word in a phrase except for small words such as to, the, on, etc (see http://www.editage.com/resources/pdf/case.pdf for a ...

So I figured out a solution:
For more information on what this is doing, see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2498 ... -at-symbol.

I'm trying to remap the % character in mathmode to a different font. Typically, if I were to remap a character, I would do something like this:

\DeclareSymbolFont{mymathvariables}{<encoding>}{<fontfamily>}{<weight>}{<style>}
\DeclareSymbolFontAlphabet{\mathnormal}{mymathvariables ...

So, I found a potential solution; however, it is not as versatile as the original fraction command (although it suites my purposes). Here is the code:


\renewcommand{\frac}[2]{ \mathchoice{\begingroup \raisebox{-3pt}{$\displaystyle #1$} \endgroup \over #2}{\begingroup \raisebox{-2pt}{$\scriptstyle ...

I would like to modify the vertical alignment of the build in command \frac. Currently, the numerator floats a little too high and I would like to move it down some. I have come up with kind of a hack job by using boxes
\frac{\raisebox{-2pt}{1}}{2}
which lowers the top text by 2 pts, however this ...

So I figured out a way to get this to work :D . It may not be the most elegant way, but it works.

I ended up making a background which contained all of the underlines that I wanted in the text field. I then overlay the text field using the \vspace command to shift my current location in the ...

I am using the eforms package to make an interactive form. I would like to have an interactive text field that looks something like this

text ...

Awesome! That did the trick. Thanks so much!

I am using the package eforms as found in the AcroTex bundle . With it, I am trying to make an electronic form in which the user fills out text fields. With eforms , you can make interactive text boxes in LaTeX using the command \textField{<ID>}{<box width>}{<box height>} .

Where I run into trouble ...