Based on the helvet package for Helvetica.
#Cocoaspell texshop full
These also exist in the full documentation.Ī package that supplies a scalable courier font. Tables of the default Command Completion Abbreviations supplied with TeXShop. Package with images of several of the Apple Key Symbols.
#Cocoaspell texshop software
On the other hand I believe that the default behavior for any command that isn't in that list is to just ignore it and go on i.e., \emph is NOT on my list but the spell checker doesn't seem to flag it-maybe I put it on the Learn list some time in the past.HSchulz TeX files TeX Software by Herb Schulz Downloads File Then click on the braces on the right side to activate the argument setup. Double click the unknown and enter, e.g., emph (note: without \, the backslash). To add a command to the list click on the + and go to the bottom of the list to see a command called unknown. Open System Preferences->Spelling->Filters->TeX/LaTeX to see the list of special commands. You can add more items to the list of commands understood by CocoAspell although I don't understand why \emph isn't recognized. > How do you remember all these details? Thanks. So I told it to `Learn’ «emph» but they are still underlined. > someone questions me about certain spellings. > \emph and \tikz and \tikzpicture and a couple of other things are still underlined in red but a lot of underlines have disappeared, hence I conclude that CocoAspell is doing its job. Also in TeXShop I had not chosen the Aspell option. I had chosen a different dictionary, a Canadian one, and I had not activated TeX/LaTeX in the Spelling pane. > I followed the above and there is a big difference in the performance. > Let me know if that doesn't work since there may be one more thing to do. > Second, in TeXShop click on Edit->Show Spelling and Grammar and choose English (Aspell) from the popup menu. On the Dictionaries tab make sure that the English dictionary is checked (the Name: should be English ), make the Suggestions mode: Normal and make sure the TeX/LaTeX filter is checked (I also check the URL and E-mail filters).
> First go to System Preferences and open the Spelling preference pane. I suspect you don't have it completely set up > I’ve just installed CocoAspell but have not used TeXShop to check it out!
Can those changes be made when TeXShop has already opened Example.tex or does one have to quite TeXShop before applying Excalibur? At what point are the changes to Example.tex saved? > Say Excalibur finds an error which you agree with and you tell it to make the correction, then the content of Example.tex is changed. > As Excalibur has been referred to as ``an external spellchecker’’ I conclude that you apply it to a LaTeX source file, say Example.tex, by opening Excalibur and telling it to check Example.tex. > In view of the fact that you are familiar with Excalibur, I hope you will explain a couple of points. > On 22Aug2014, at 6:44 PM, Herbert Schulz wrote:
> On Aug 25, 2014, at 12:13 PM, Don Green Dragon wrote: > On 25Aug2014, at 11:32 AM, Herbert Schulz wrote: > On Aug 27, 2014, at 2:30 PM, Don Green Dragon wrote: > On 27Aug2014, at 1:46 PM, Herbert Schulz wrote: > Once again, I’ve been saved! Hallelujah! :-) See below please. On Aug 30, 2014, at 12:20 PM, Don Green Dragon wrote: Previous message: Personal dictionaris in CocoAspell.Personal dictionaris in CocoAspell Herbert Schulz herbs at
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