General\newcommand and \newcommand<>

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zyjheng
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\newcommand and \newcommand<>

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I'm using Miktex with TexnicCenter. I'm confused. What's the difference between \newcommand and \newcommand<> ? I found the latter in some tex using beamer. Another question is what does \TH do? It says \TH has been defined when I tried to newcommand \TH.

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\newcommand and \newcommand<>

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Hi zyjheng,

welcome to the board!
zyjheng wrote:What's the difference between \newcommand and \newcommand<> ?
The beamer class extends the syntax of \newcommand. It's documented in the beamer user guide 9.6.1 Making Commands and Environments Overlay-Specification-Aware.
zyjheng wrote: what does \TH do?
\TH will print the letter thorn.

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zyjheng
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Re: \newcommand and \newcommand<>

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Thanks a lot Stefan.

I searched on internet and found that I should use \usepackage[T1]{fontenv} to print \TH. Now I can recommand it. Ha...

Thanks again.

zyjheng
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