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As the number of steps in the performance of a test increases, so too does the potential for error. Other technologies are still comparatively expensive, even in manual format. Technical errors can largely be overcome by automation, but cost increases markedly. A potential and significant ...
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“skipped”. The compilermightreturn to a state where the compilation process can eventually complete to create a PDF, although the PDF produced may contain incorrect output. Often, the errors encountered may be too serious, or numerous, for the LaTeX compiler to fix so it might still “bail...
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To see the result, open this XeLaTeX example on Overleaf In the previous example three different fonts are used, the next lines determine the elements that will use this fonts: \setmainfont{Times New Roman} This is the normal font used in most of the document,Times New Romanin the example...
“fit nicely” within the confines of the box provided or requested. If so, the TeX engine issues warnings and your material will be typeset but the result may not, on occasion, be aesthetically desirable and you’ll probably need to fix it. It is worth understanding the meaning of those...
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To see the result, open this XeLaTeX example on Overleaf In the previous example three different fonts are used, the next lines determine the elements that will use this fonts: \setmainfont{Times New Roman} This is the normal font used in most of the document,Times New Romanin the example...