Re: How to read sources? (was:) Footnotes

[Andrea Valle <valle@di.unito.it>]

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>
> => Could one comunicate "how to scan them for infomation" or must  
> that stay a secret?
>
>> they are easy to understand.
> [I repeat: "easy to understand"!]

I totally agree with you, it's really useless to invite to read the  
sources without providing a tutorial on source reading for non expert  
TeX users.

>
> Ulrich Dirr, who had posed the question about his kind of footnotes  
> asked back 21.07.2008 at 09:09:
>> O.k. I could look in the source too, but where did you read
>> 'location=normal'? Also I don't know what other option are  
>> allowed, e.g., in
>> \numbercommand or \split. Only the default values are here as I  
>> understand.
>
> I support this question (only that I don't know how to look in the  
> sorce yet...)

Me too

Best

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