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13.6.2 Misc Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
13.7 Macros . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
14 History and Change Log
14.1 v0.10 from 06-Jul-2010 .
14.2 v0.20 from 08-Jul-2010 .
14.3 v0.30 from 14-Jul-2010 .
14.4 v0.31 from 20-Jul-2010 .
14.5 v0.32 from 20-Jul-2010 .
14.6 v0.4 from 21-Jul-2010 .
14.7 v0.5 from 04-Aug-2010 .
14.8 v0.51 from 12-May-2011
14.9 v0.52 from 03-Jun-2011
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The Intent
Provide a LATEX package that helps to create and maintain a repository for longliving documents. It’s probably not usefull for some short-term articles, however,
I learned that most of my short term articles eventually become part of my longterm documents. Here you go. The repository should allow for easy access to
’stuff’: text blocks, senteces, paragraphs, sections, complete chapters. But also
to figures, code sniplets, examples, etc. And I do want to limit the amount of
repetition of information. For example, if I use a certain example in an article I
might want to use the same (identical) example in a book or a presentation or
lecture notes. If I only copy the example I have to maintain several sources, and
over time I will not remember which of them is normative. As a side effect, I
also want to optimise document creation and limit the LATEX or document class
specific code in my documents.
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The Story
2.1
The Short Story
I have written papers, done a lot of presentations, provided some book chapters,
still working on a book, participated in many research proposals and projects, and
created tons of notes and figures. As of early 2009, most of that information was
distributed over the repositories of different projects and organisations I worked
for, in some document management systems, on several websites, databases, my
preferred email client (which changed twice), different computers and later even
different external hard drives and USB1 sticks. Looking for specific text or a
particular figure could easily end in a days work. Tools like desktop search engines
can help to find ’stuff’. I used them, but if they found anything it was hard to
maintain the context it was written in and some formats or sources were out of
1 Universal
Serial Bus (USB)
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