Add word to abbreviation list
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Please do not only throw code snippets at us! Explain your issue with a complete compilable code. BTW looking on your reputation you should know that ...
– Kurt
9 hours ago
That's not a standard command. What class are you using?
– Nicola Talbot
9 hours ago
I usedocumentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
This is in makro:defchapwithtoc#1{ chapter*{#1} addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{#1} }
or it is about number of chapter?
– Elisabeth
9 hours ago
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That just creates an unnumbered chapter that's added to the table of contents. You could writechapwithtoc{Abbreviations}begin{description}item[EX] Example Abbreviationend{description}
but if you want an automated method, try Best solution for acronyms, abbreviations, glossary and index.
– Nicola Talbot
8 hours ago
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Please do not only throw code snippets at us! Explain your issue with a complete compilable code. BTW looking on your reputation you should know that ...
– Kurt
9 hours ago
That's not a standard command. What class are you using?
– Nicola Talbot
9 hours ago
I usedocumentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
This is in makro:defchapwithtoc#1{ chapter*{#1} addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{#1} }
or it is about number of chapter?
– Elisabeth
9 hours ago
2
That just creates an unnumbered chapter that's added to the table of contents. You could writechapwithtoc{Abbreviations}begin{description}item[EX] Example Abbreviationend{description}
but if you want an automated method, try Best solution for acronyms, abbreviations, glossary and index.
– Nicola Talbot
8 hours ago
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1
Please do not only throw code snippets at us! Explain your issue with a complete compilable code. BTW looking on your reputation you should know that ...
– Kurt
9 hours ago
That's not a standard command. What class are you using?
– Nicola Talbot
9 hours ago
I usedocumentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
This is in makro:defchapwithtoc#1{ chapter*{#1} addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{#1} }
or it is about number of chapter?
– Elisabeth
9 hours ago
2
That just creates an unnumbered chapter that's added to the table of contents. You could writechapwithtoc{Abbreviations}begin{description}item[EX] Example Abbreviationend{description}
but if you want an automated method, try Best solution for acronyms, abbreviations, glossary and index.
– Nicola Talbot
8 hours ago
1
1
Please do not only throw code snippets at us! Explain your issue with a complete compilable code. BTW looking on your reputation you should know that ...
– Kurt
9 hours ago
Please do not only throw code snippets at us! Explain your issue with a complete compilable code. BTW looking on your reputation you should know that ...
– Kurt
9 hours ago
That's not a standard command. What class are you using?
– Nicola Talbot
9 hours ago
That's not a standard command. What class are you using?
– Nicola Talbot
9 hours ago
I use
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
This is in makro: defchapwithtoc#1{ chapter*{#1} addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{#1} }
or it is about number of chapter?– Elisabeth
9 hours ago
I use
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
This is in makro: defchapwithtoc#1{ chapter*{#1} addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{#1} }
or it is about number of chapter?– Elisabeth
9 hours ago
2
2
That just creates an unnumbered chapter that's added to the table of contents. You could write
chapwithtoc{Abbreviations}begin{description}item[EX] Example Abbreviationend{description}
but if you want an automated method, try Best solution for acronyms, abbreviations, glossary and index.– Nicola Talbot
8 hours ago
That just creates an unnumbered chapter that's added to the table of contents. You could write
chapwithtoc{Abbreviations}begin{description}item[EX] Example Abbreviationend{description}
but if you want an automated method, try Best solution for acronyms, abbreviations, glossary and index.– Nicola Talbot
8 hours ago
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Please do not only throw code snippets at us! Explain your issue with a complete compilable code. BTW looking on your reputation you should know that ...
– Kurt
9 hours ago
That's not a standard command. What class are you using?
– Nicola Talbot
9 hours ago
I use
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report}
This is in makro:defchapwithtoc#1{ chapter*{#1} addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{#1} }
or it is about number of chapter?– Elisabeth
9 hours ago
2
That just creates an unnumbered chapter that's added to the table of contents. You could write
chapwithtoc{Abbreviations}begin{description}item[EX] Example Abbreviationend{description}
but if you want an automated method, try Best solution for acronyms, abbreviations, glossary and index.– Nicola Talbot
8 hours ago