May 7, 2013
by cgnieder
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A version 4.0 of my package bundle chemmacros is coming nearer. The most notable difference will be that the chemformula package will be usable as a standalone package. This is not what I am going to ask you about. You … Continue reading
May 18, 2012
by cgnieder
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A fix has been necessary to make `chemmacros’ work for MiKTeX users, too. v3.3b should work now.
May 15, 2012
by cgnieder
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With v3.3 the chemmacros bundle supports not only English and German but also French and Italian. Other languages could easily be added if users want it. If you need another language simply a) send me an email to the address … Continue reading
March 16, 2012
by cgnieder
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Are you teaching chemistry and have ever had the need to show the addition of equations and the cancelling of compounds? Well, that’s not too complicated.
March 16, 2012
by cgnieder
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For quite a while now there has been a question on {TeX}.SE about how to modify the ratio of the two harpoons indicating an equilibrium reaction.
February 21, 2012
by cgnieder
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Now that the chemmacros bundle is out for a little while and the first bugs are fixed I’d like to give a brief overview of the new features.
February 5, 2012
by cgnieder
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There have been quite some (minor) updates to chemmacros in the last few days. This is due to mostly one fact: I didn’t choose unique (or unique enough) names for a bunch of files. In order to have chemmacros included … Continue reading
January 31, 2012
by cgnieder
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chemmacros has been updated recently. With the macros alone there have not been many changes. A few new ones:
January 20, 2012
by cgnieder
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From now on issues (i.e. bugs, suggestions \ldots) on my packages can be reported on bitbucket.
October 28, 2011
by cgnieder
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I’ve been working on chemmacros for a while now and finally have submitted v2.0 to CTAN. There have been quite some changes. The most notable one: chemmacros v2.0 is not backwards compatible, unfortunately. However, a package option \usepackage[version=1]{chemmacros} is provided, … Continue reading