Re: [OT] Ascii-art in latex-dokumenten
From Christian Lerch <Chr...@Informatik.Uni-Oldenburg.DE>
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· 2 Aug 2002 13:40 · View full thread
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Martin 'NOSPAM' Henne wrote: > weiss jemand, wie ich in latex fuer einen bestimmten bereich > die Formatierung, aehnlich wie bei HTML das <PRE>-Tag, selbst > uebernehmen kann, um ASCII-Art einzubinden? Google mal nach "latex verbatim". Das "verbatim"-Environment gibt den Text so aus, wie er eingegeben wurde (z. B. Programmcode). Sollte das sein, was Du suchst. hth Gru�, Christian
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