willner@cfa.HARVARD.EDU (Steve Willner, OIR) (07/04/90)
(The following will no doubt be obvious to experienced TeX types, but it took me a while to figure out. It should be self explanatory and should work in TeX or LaTeX if placed near the beginning of a document. Change the 1000's to 999's if you want to go back to the default.) % PUNCTUATION SPACING % By default, punctuation [.?!:;,] is followed by extra space EXCEPT % when the punctuation follows an upper case letter. The following % removes the exception, i.e., punctuation will produce extra space % regardless of what character precedes the punctuation. If you % don't want the extra space, follow the offending punctuation mark % with '\ ' or '~'. \frenchspacing and \nonfrenchspacing work as % usual to turn extra spacing off and back on, respectively. \sfcode`A=1000 \sfcode`B=1000 \sfcode`C=1000 \sfcode`D=1000 \sfcode`E=1000 \sfcode`F=1000 \sfcode`G=1000 \sfcode`H=1000 \sfcode`I=1000 \sfcode`J=1000 \sfcode`K=1000 \sfcode`L=1000 \sfcode`M=1000 \sfcode`N=1000 \sfcode`O=1000 \sfcode`P=1000 \sfcode`Q=1000 \sfcode`R=1000 \sfcode`S=1000 \sfcode`T=1000 \sfcode`U=1000 \sfcode`V=1000 \sfcode`W=1000 \sfcode`X=1000 \sfcode`Y=1000 \sfcode`Z=1000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Willner Phone 617-495-7123 Bitnet: willner@cfa Cambridge, MA 02138 USA Internet: willner@cfa.harvard.edu