Comments in BibTeX
Be warned: there is a @Comment directive in BibTeX, but it doesn’t appear to do anything. UPDATE: @Comment works as expected so long as you use it outside any other directive. E.g., the following will...
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Fill in the blanks: You are ___% more likely to get cited if you include BibTeX and/or EndNote entries for your publications on your web page. You are ___% less likely to get cited if the PDF of your...
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So you want to give an equation a name in LaTeX, instead of the number it gets automatically… For some reason, Google will resist telling you how. You may be tempted to use the eqname package. No need!...
View ArticleBuffer-local Dictionaries
If you write technical documents—especially technical computer science documents with code snippets and the like—you’re likely to come across a spell-checking dilemma like the following: Unrecognized...
View ArticleLaTeX Letters
I was trying to write a letter in LaTeX the other day: \documentclass{letter} \address{Nowheresville} \signature{Me} \begin{document} \begin{letter} \opening{To Whom It May Concern:} Hello, there....
View ArticleStyle Guidelines for People
In the midst of some unrelated Googling, I came across Luca de Alfaro’s style guidelines for student co-authors. This is good stuff. I particularly like “one sentence per line” b/w “fill-sentence...
View ArticleLaTeX Appendectomies
I have need of a LaTeX package. I think a lot of people would find this package useful. I would prefer not to write it myself. This package would take a mode argument in the preamble and format the...
View ArticleBibTeX Journal Abbreviations
Ladies and gentlemen, a list of BibTeX’s built-in journal abbreviations, of which Google is largely ignorant: acmcs: ACM Computing Surveys acta: Acta Informatica cacm: Communications of the ACM ibmjrd:...
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