Text Formatting ⇒ Purpose and Properties of a Package

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ghostanime2001
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Purpose and Properties of a Package

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What is the xfrac package used for? Is it to customize fractions in slash mode or can it be used to customize display fractions, too?
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Purpose and Properties of a Package

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What about just reading its manual? The abstract already hits the nail on the head. m(

Assumed that the concerned package is installed in the TeX system, you have instant access to its manual on the command line.

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texdoc xfrac
And yes, even a beginner can accomplish that.


Thorsten
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