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Kern Community Scholarship - There's nothing wrong with your code, as far as i can tell, though it requires running pdflatex, then bibtex, then pdflatex two more times to get the right result. The additional \kern at the end of \dotfill 's definition prevents a potential \unskip from seeing the last glue item before the \kern, so that the dots don't get removed. Sometimes users neglect to tell us about. Vertical spacing using kern in a custom symbol ask question asked 8 years, 8 months ago modified 8 years, 8 months ago That makes me wonder how exactly the syntax of primitive commands like \\kern, \\hskip etc. As always here, you are much more likely to get help if you provide a full but minimal example others can copy and test as is. I need to comply with a certain paper template, \documentclass [conference] {ieeetran} % i do not know what the command below does but it was present in the template. I cannot find it in knuth's book texbook. \mkern (like \kern) does not parse and silently. 13 the other answers have described the difference between kerns and skips (glue) however to pick up on one comment in your question. Sometimes users neglect to tell us about. Vertical spacing using kern in a custom symbol ask question asked 8 years, 8 months ago modified 8 years, 8 months ago That makes me wonder how exactly the syntax of primitive commands like \\kern, \\hskip etc. The additional \kern at the end of \dotfill 's definition prevents a potential \unskip from seeing the last glue item before the \kern, so that the dots don't get removed. The original computer modern math italic font has a modest amount of kerning listed in its tfm metrics (largely for punctuation, but also for some exceptions like lower case. I need to comply with a certain paper template, \documentclass [conference] {ieeetran} % i do not know what the command below does but it was present in the template. I cannot find it in knuth's book texbook. 13 the other answers have described the difference between kerns and skips (glue) however to pick up on one comment in your question. In tex, code like i\\kern37ptlike\\hskip100ptcake works perfectly well. \mkern (like \kern) does not parse and silently. There's nothing wrong with your code, as far as i can tell, though it requires running pdflatex, then bibtex, then pdflatex two more times to get the right result. The original computer modern math italic font has a modest amount of kerning listed in its tfm metrics (largely for punctuation, but also for some exceptions like lower case. What is. In tex, code like i\\kern37ptlike\\hskip100ptcake works perfectly well. I cannot find it in knuth's book texbook. The additional \kern at the end of \dotfill 's definition prevents a potential \unskip from seeing the last glue item before the \kern, so that the dots don't get removed. As always here, you are much more likely to get help if you provide. I cannot find it in knuth's book texbook. Sometimes users neglect to tell us about. There's nothing wrong with your code, as far as i can tell, though it requires running pdflatex, then bibtex, then pdflatex two more times to get the right result. In tex, code like i\\kern37ptlike\\hskip100ptcake works perfectly well. \mkern (like \kern) does not parse and silently. What is \\kern instruction good for and how is it defined? In tex, code like i\\kern37ptlike\\hskip100ptcake works perfectly well. That makes me wonder how exactly the syntax of primitive commands like \\kern, \\hskip etc. The original computer modern math italic font has a modest amount of kerning listed in its tfm metrics (largely for punctuation, but also for some exceptions. What is \\kern instruction good for and how is it defined? I cannot find it in knuth's book texbook. There's nothing wrong with your code, as far as i can tell, though it requires running pdflatex, then bibtex, then pdflatex two more times to get the right result. \mkern (like \kern) does not parse and silently. The additional \kern at. The additional \kern at the end of \dotfill 's definition prevents a potential \unskip from seeing the last glue item before the \kern, so that the dots don't get removed. Sometimes users neglect to tell us about. In tex, code like i\\kern37ptlike\\hskip100ptcake works perfectly well. What is \\kern instruction good for and how is it defined? As always here, you. I cannot find it in knuth's book texbook. That makes me wonder how exactly the syntax of primitive commands like \\kern, \\hskip etc. The original computer modern math italic font has a modest amount of kerning listed in its tfm metrics (largely for punctuation, but also for some exceptions like lower case. I need to comply with a certain paper. The original computer modern math italic font has a modest amount of kerning listed in its tfm metrics (largely for punctuation, but also for some exceptions like lower case. 13 the other answers have described the difference between kerns and skips (glue) however to pick up on one comment in your question. In tex, code like i\\kern37ptlike\\hskip100ptcake works perfectly well.. Vertical spacing using kern in a custom symbol ask question asked 8 years, 8 months ago modified 8 years, 8 months ago What is \\kern instruction good for and how is it defined? There's nothing wrong with your code, as far as i can tell, though it requires running pdflatex, then bibtex, then pdflatex two more times to get the. I need to comply with a certain paper template, \documentclass [conference] {ieeetran} % i do not know what the command below does but it was present in the template. That makes me wonder how exactly the syntax of primitive commands like \\kern, \\hskip etc. I cannot find it in knuth's book texbook. Sometimes users neglect to tell us about. 13. Vertical spacing using kern in a custom symbol ask question asked 8 years, 8 months ago modified 8 years, 8 months ago Sometimes users neglect to tell us about. That makes me wonder how exactly the syntax of primitive commands like \\kern, \\hskip etc. What is \\kern instruction good for and how is it defined? The original computer modern math italic font has a modest amount of kerning listed in its tfm metrics (largely for punctuation, but also for some exceptions like lower case. The additional \kern at the end of \dotfill 's definition prevents a potential \unskip from seeing the last glue item before the \kern, so that the dots don't get removed. \mkern (like \kern) does not parse and silently. I need to comply with a certain paper template, \documentclass [conference] {ieeetran} % i do not know what the command below does but it was present in the template. There's nothing wrong with your code, as far as i can tell, though it requires running pdflatex, then bibtex, then pdflatex two more times to get the right result. 13 the other answers have described the difference between kerns and skips (glue) however to pick up on one comment in your question.KERN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION on LinkedIn scholarships
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In Tex, Code Like I\\Kern37Ptlike\\Hskip100Ptcake Works Perfectly Well.
I Cannot Find It In Knuth's Book Texbook.
As Always Here, You Are Much More Likely To Get Help If You Provide A Full But Minimal Example Others Can Copy And Test As Is.
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