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The DANTE e.V. fall meeting is knocking on the door. I hope to see many #TeXLaTeX enthusiasts there:
https://www.dante.de/veranstaltungen/#herbst2026 -
The DANTE e.V. fall meeting is knocking on the door. I hope to see many #TeXLaTeX enthusiasts there:
https://www.dante.de/veranstaltungen/#herbst2026 -
The DANTE e.V. fall meeting is knocking on the door. I hope to see many #TeXLaTeX enthusiasts there:
https://www.dante.de/veranstaltungen/#herbst2026 -
The DANTE e.V. fall meeting is knocking on the door. I hope to see many #TeXLaTeX enthusiasts there:
https://www.dante.de/veranstaltungen/#herbst2026 -
Somewhat often I use punctuation that many fonts consider obscure (hello, ‽, ⸮ and ⸺) and therefore have no glyphs for. Manually specifying fonts in LaTeX every time I use such punctuation is a pain. With fontspec I use
\setmainfontto set text font, but is it possible to specify font fallbacks? Preferably without writing Lua code (I do use lualatex, but…). Or maybe there is a different solution to the problem 🤔 -
Somewhat often I use punctuation that many fonts consider obscure (hello, ‽, ⸮ and ⸺) and therefore have no glyphs for. Manually specifying fonts in LaTeX every time I use such punctuation is a pain. With fontspec I use
\setmainfontto set text font, but is it possible to specify font fallbacks? Preferably without writing Lua code (I do use lualatex, but…). Or maybe there is a different solution to the problem 🤔 -
Somewhat often I use punctuation that many fonts consider obscure (hello, ‽, ⸮ and ⸺) and therefore have no glyphs for. Manually specifying fonts in LaTeX every time I use such punctuation is a pain. With fontspec I use
\setmainfontto set text font, but is it possible to specify font fallbacks? Preferably without writing Lua code (I do use lualatex, but…). Or maybe there is a different solution to the problem 🤔 -
Somewhat often I use punctuation that many fonts consider obscure (hello, ‽, ⸮ and ⸺) and therefore have no glyphs for. Manually specifying fonts in LaTeX every time I use such punctuation is a pain. With fontspec I use
\setmainfontto set text font, but is it possible to specify font fallbacks? Preferably without writing Lua code (I do use lualatex, but…). Or maybe there is a different solution to the problem 🤔 -
Somewhat often I use punctuation that many fonts consider obscure (hello, ‽, ⸮ and ⸺) and therefore have no glyphs for. Manually specifying fonts in LaTeX every time I use such punctuation is a pain. With fontspec I use
\setmainfontto set text font, but is it possible to specify font fallbacks? Preferably without writing Lua code (I do use lualatex, but…). Or maybe there is a different solution to the problem 🤔 -
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#Question to the #Emacs #lazyverse:
Is there an easy way to create #DIN5008 letters from #orgmode files?
I did this in the past with a `LETTERFILE.org`, but sth. in my setup broke, and I don't like the fixed file name anyway. My old setup required that filename. Don't remember why 😞
TIA!
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#Question to the #Emacs #lazyverse:
Is there an easy way to create #DIN5008 letters from #orgmode files?
I did this in the past with a `LETTERFILE.org`, but sth. in my setup broke, and I don't like the fixed file name anyway. My old setup required that filename. Don't remember why 😞
TIA!
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[SOLVED]
#Question to the #Emacs #lazyverse:
Is there an easy way to create #DIN5008 letters from #orgmode files?
I did this in the past with a `LETTERFILE.org`, but sth. in my setup broke, and I don't like the fixed file name anyway. My old setup required that filename. Don't remember why 😞
TIA!
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[SOLVED]
#Question to the #Emacs #lazyverse:
Is there an easy way to create #DIN5008 letters from #orgmode files?
I did this in the past with a `LETTERFILE.org`, but sth. in my setup broke, and I don't like the fixed file name anyway. My old setup required that filename. Don't remember why 😞
TIA!
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[SOLVED]
#Question to the #Emacs #lazyverse:
Is there an easy way to create #DIN5008 letters from #orgmode files?
I did this in the past with a `LETTERFILE.org`, but sth. in my setup broke, and I don't like the fixed file name anyway. My old setup required that filename. Don't remember why 😞
TIA!