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In a message dated 30/6/04 7:56:45 am, cynik@mac.com writes:<BR>
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trying to get a list of names (using Edwardian script ITC as the font)<BR>
to be printed using two columns a page (to save paper), and I have not<BR>
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A very easy way to use such features in plain TeX is to get eplain.tex. Eplain adds many simplified commands resembling LaTeX to plain TeX. Then you can say \doublecolumns anywhere in your document and from there on this stays so until you say \singlecolumn. See 3.13 of the eplain.texinfo document for more details on formatting. <BR>
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not help me with XeTeX!<BR>
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Why not just use XeLaTeX?<BR>
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Somadeva Vasudeva<BR>
Wolfson College<BR>
Oxford OX2 6UD<BR>
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