From e0c6872cf40896c7be36b11dcc744620f10adf1d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Norbert Preining
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+ Author: F. Bosisio
+ This package provides a shorter version of some accents-making
+ commands, particularly suited for italian language.
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+ In particular some commands are redefined, so care should be
+ taken, expecially when including this package in an already
+ existent LaTeX file.
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+ The redefined commands are:
+ ``\a'', ``\i'', ``\o'' and ``\u'',
+ This package is obsolete, as it has been superseeded by the
+ standard ``inputenc'' package: indeed, the declaration
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+ Package accenti
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+ This is version 2.3, last revised 2005/04/02; documentation date 2005/04/09.
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+ E-mail:
+ fbosisio@bigfoot.com
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+ CTAN location:
+ macros/latex/contrib/bosisio
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+Abstract:
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+Table of contents
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+Introduction
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+ whose job can now be done by the commands
+ ``\oFinnick'' (finnick ``o'' bar),
+ ``\DotlessI'' (dotless ``i'', for accents),
+ ``\aAccent'' (for accents in tabbing environment)
+ and ``\uAccent'' (upsidedown ``hat'' accent).
+Obsolete package
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+ \usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}
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+ directly allows the use of the characters ``à'', ``è'',
+ ``ì'', ``ò'', ``ù'' and ``é'' in the
+ document, which is extremly useful with an italian keyboard.
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+ This package requires the ``\xspace'' command provided by + the ``xspace'' package. +
+ ++ This package provides the options ``ExtdChar'' and + ``ExtdCharOnly'' which allow the use of the special + characters ``à'', ``è'', ``ì'', ``ò'', + ``ù'' and ``é'' as accents-making commands. + The second option also inhibits the definitions of + ``\a'', ``\e'', ``\i'', ``\o'', + ``\u'', ``\ee'' and ``\che'' as short forms + of the accent-commands (it can be expecially useful for non-Italian + documents). +
+ ++ Unless you specify the ``ExtdCharOnly'' option, the + commands ``\a'', ``\e'', ``\i'', + ``\o'', ``\u'' and ``\E'' + prints the corresponding letter with a grave accent, whilst + the commands ``\ee'' and ``\che'' print the letter + ``e'' or the three letters ``che'' with an acute + accent (i.e. ``é'' and ``ché''). +
+ ++ Moreover, if the ``ExtdChar'' or ``ExtdCharOnly'' + option was used, the characters``à'', ``è'', ``ì'', + ``ò'', ``ù'' and ``é'' are equivalent to the + commands ``\`a'', ``\`e'', ``\`\i'', + ``\`o'', ``\`u'' and ``\'e''. +
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