>>> It's not quite clear exactly what layout you seek
>> Is it not just a two-column, two-row, block of text?
>> Did you consider tbl(1) instead of pic?
>> Or even just plain .ta and use tabs.
Yes, why don't you just write a short custom macro for this?
Here's one that uses local motions (instea
Indeed Ralph, I wanted to do a kind of two columns layout that tab would
have solved. but at the time of posting, I entered into a non-practical
state of mind which is "trying to cope with the irrational" !!!
And Ted's insight brought some relief in providing a grasp of the thing.
Btw, I believe th
Hi,
Anton Shepelev wrote
> Werner LEMBERG:
> > This looks like a bug. \r is supposed to be handled correctly.
> > Please send a demo input file and gpreconv's output (on Windows).
>
> OK, it is attached.
It looks like the \r\n in input is being echoed for output, the \r gets
through unharmed b
Hi Ted,
> It's not quite clear exactly what layout you seek
Is it not just a two-column, two-row, block of text?
Emmanuel, did you consider tbl(1) instead of pic? Or even just plain
.ta and use tabs.
Cheers, Ralph.
On 07-Aug-2012 08:27:11 emmanuel chemla wrote:
> Hello to all,
>
> I have a small quizz asking to define a task priority. The user can answer
> using one of the four options.
> I want those options to have a small ident of 0.8 i.
>
> So here's the code [I have inserted "\" line continuations. Te
Hello to all,
I have a small quizz asking to define a task priority. The user can answer
using one of the four options.
I want those options to have a small ident of 0.8 i.
So here's the code :
\f[BMB]\s11Task priority : \s0\fP
.sp 0.05i
.char \[radiobutton] \f(ZD\N'109'
.PS
"\f[BMR]\s11 \[radio
