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1.2 KiB
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24 lines
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\section{Introduction}
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This set of \LaTeX files is designed to give you a good looking, pre-configured \LaTeX setup, which helps you get started much more quickly.
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There are quite a lot of configuration options, but it is likely that more are to come in the future.
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If you have any suggestions as to what should be added, don't hesitate to open a \hlhref{https://support.janishutz.com?a=add}{support ticket}\
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or contacting me via email to \texttt{development@janishutz.com}.
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If you are fairly new to \LaTeX, then you may find \texttt{Detextify} (or the iOS app \texttt{DeTeXt}) very handy.
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There you can draw a symbol and it tells you how to typeset the symbol in \LaTeX
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\section{Breaking Changes}
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The current version is almost entirely incompatible with Version 1.X and you should familiarize yourself with the new commands.
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The docs contain a section (section \ref{sec:migration}) on migrating from V1.X to V2.X
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\section{Installation}
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You can install these helper files by downloading this repo and storing it to any location on your PC, remembering where that location is.
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You may also install the VSCode snippets found in the vscode-snippets folder. These snippets provide autocompletion for many of the commands that this helper file provides.
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