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Knoch 2020-06-18 15:14:16 +02:00
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@ -16,10 +16,10 @@ Spaces
* many other widths available * many other widths available
``` {.hljs .lang-tex} ``` {.hljs .lang-tex}
Thin spaces are used in abbreviations Thin spaces are used in abbreviations
and before units, e.\,g., 10\,s. and before units, e.\,g., 10\,s.
Normal-width non-breaking spaces can help Normal-width non-breaking spaces can help
keep honorary titles and names on one keep honorary titles and names on one
line: Dr.~Fooboar. line: Dr.~Fooboar.
``` ```
@ -35,9 +35,9 @@ English and French spacing
@content @content
In English, LaTeX uses the old-fashioned *English spacing,* i. e., double sentence spacing. In English, LaTeX uses the old-fashioned *English spacing,* i. e., double sentence spacing.
++ If you want to be more modern, you can use `\frenchspacing` above your first paragraph. `\nonfrenchspacing` goes back do default. ++ If you want to be more modern, you can use `\frenchspacing` above your first paragraph. `\nonfrenchspacing` goes back to default.
++ If you actually use *English spacing,* LaTeX will still try and put normal word spacing after abbreviations. However, you should check the results and intervene where needed by ++ If you actually use *English spacing,* LaTeX will still try and put normal word spacing after abbreviations. However, you should check the results and intervene where needed by
* ++ forcing normal spaces: `.\␣` * ++ forcing normal spaces: `.\␣`
* ++ manually ending sentences: `\@.␣` * ++ manually ending sentences: `\@.␣`