naparst@cartan.UUCP (12/05/87)
Is it possible to shade a region using the LaTeX picture environment ?
Also, does anyone know how to make the symbol for ``section'' ? It looks
sort of like this:
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ARPA | CSNET naparst%cartan@berkeley.edueeproks@pyr.gatech.EDU (Ken Seefried iii) (12/06/87)
In article <1449@cartan.Berkeley.EDU> naparst@cartan.Berkeley.EDU (Harold Naparst) writes: >Also, does anyone know how to make the symbol for ``section'' ? It looks >sort of like this: ...picture deleted... >-- >Harold Naparst (415)-548-4652 > UUCP {tektronix,dual,sun,ihnp4,decvax}!ucbvax!cartan!naparst > New style naparst@cartan.berkeley.edu > ARPA | CSNET naparst%cartan@berkeley.edu You know...theres an old saying... RTFM == read the (insert your favorite f curse) manual... the command for the section symbol...as described on page 40 and 157 of the LaTeX manual...is '\S'.... ______________________________________________________________________________ Kenneth J. Seefried iii | Internet: ken@gatech.edu P.O. Box 30104 | Bitnet: ccastks@gitvm1 School of Information & Computer Science| uucp: Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA 30332 | ...!{backbone site}!gatech!ken ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
grunwald@uiucdcsm.cs.uiuc.edu (12/08/87)
for an extended picture environment, which can be used with TeX as well as LaTeX, pick up the file 'pictex.tar' from june.cs.washington.edu in the anonymous FTP directory. It contains the .tex files for a package called 'pictex' which is simply out-standing. Does arbitrary lines, graphs, etc. very nice.
sridhar@usceast.UUCP (M. A. Sridhar) (12/10/87)
In article <8800006@uiucdcsm> grunwald@uiucdcsm.cs.uiuc.edu writes: > >for an extended picture environment, which can be used with TeX as well as >LaTeX, pick up the file 'pictex.tar' from june.cs.washington.edu in the >anonymous FTP directory. > >It contains the .tex files for a package called 'pictex' which is simply >out-standing. Does arbitrary lines, graphs, etc. very nice. Could someone post this package to the net so that those of us on USENET have access to it? I do not have access to Internet, so I cannot get it via ftp. But I am certain that there are a lot of people in my situation who would like to get this package. Thanks. -- M. A. Sridhar | hp-sdd! ---\ Department of Computer Science | sdcsvax!----> ncr-sd!ncrcae ! \ University of South Carolina | allegra! -- >akgua! --- >usceast!sridhar Columbia, SC 29208 | ihnp4! ----/
pep@otter.HP.COM (Phill Perryman) (12/10/87)
I would like to second that. We do not have ftp access either. How about a posting in comp.sources. or could someone email it to me pep%hplb@csnet-relay ..!mcvax!ukc!hplb!pep
nwinton@btnix.axion.bt.co.uk (Neil Winton) (12/14/87)
> I would like to second that. We do not have ftp access either.
Another vote. `Anonymous ftp' may be wonderful if you can do it but...
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