On 15-Jul-05 Michael Smith wrote:
> Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> To overcome all those limitations I suggest that you say this:
>>
>> \l'\n(.lu*80u/100u)
>>
>> avoiding fractional numbers.
>
> Thanks! That works perfectly (with an apostrophe in place of the
> closing paren, wh
Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There is a very important concept if you work with groff requests and
> escapes: The default scaling indicator. For \l, it is the em unit.
> This:
>
> \l'\n(.l*.80'
>
> is thus handled as
>
> \l'\n(.lm*.80m'
I see now. Before I posted I had bee