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I am writing my thesis and am using abbreviations.
I have a tex file where I list all my abbreviations:
chapter*{Abbreviations}
addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Abbreviations}
begin{acronym}
acro{UI}{User Interface}
acro{IoT}{Internet of Things}
end{acronym}
In the tex file where I have the documentation, I am using the usepackage[printonlyused]{acronym} and I refer to my abbreviation like this acr{IoT}.
The first one is shown like this Internet of Things (IoT) and then the others like this IoT. How can I make the abbreviation show completely in some parts of text except the first time that I am using the abbreviation? Thanks!!
glossaries acronyms
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Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
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I am writing my thesis and am using abbreviations.
I have a tex file where I list all my abbreviations:
chapter*{Abbreviations}
addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Abbreviations}
begin{acronym}
acro{UI}{User Interface}
acro{IoT}{Internet of Things}
end{acronym}
In the tex file where I have the documentation, I am using the usepackage[printonlyused]{acronym} and I refer to my abbreviation like this acr{IoT}.
The first one is shown like this Internet of Things (IoT) and then the others like this IoT. How can I make the abbreviation show completely in some parts of text except the first time that I am using the abbreviation? Thanks!!
glossaries acronyms
asked 23 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
62
add a comment |
I am writing my thesis and am using abbreviations.
I have a tex file where I list all my abbreviations:
chapter*{Abbreviations}
addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Abbreviations}
begin{acronym}
acro{UI}{User Interface}
acro{IoT}{Internet of Things}
end{acronym}
In the tex file where I have the documentation, I am using the usepackage[printonlyused]{acronym} and I refer to my abbreviation like this acr{IoT}.
The first one is shown like this Internet of Things (IoT) and then the others like this IoT. How can I make the abbreviation show completely in some parts of text except the first time that I am using the abbreviation? Thanks!!
glossaries acronyms
asked 23 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
62
I am writing my thesis and am using abbreviations.
I have a tex file where I list all my abbreviations:
chapter*{Abbreviations}
addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Abbreviations}
begin{acronym}
acro{UI}{User Interface}
acro{IoT}{Internet of Things}
end{acronym}
In the tex file where I have the documentation, I am using the usepackage[printonlyused]{acronym} and I refer to my abbreviation like this acr{IoT}.
The first one is shown like this Internet of Things (IoT) and then the others like this IoT. How can I make the abbreviation show completely in some parts of text except the first time that I am using the abbreviation? Thanks!!
glossaries acronyms
glossaries acronyms
asked 23 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
62
asked 23 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
62
edited 23 hours ago
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asked 23 hours ago
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I found acf which does that job.
Example:
ac{IoT} is acf{IoT}
will show IoT is Internet of Things(IoT)
answered 21 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
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Please -- as always here -- add an compilable short code showing the solution for a valid answer!
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I found acf which does that job.
Example:
ac{IoT} is acf{IoT}
will show IoT is Internet of Things(IoT)
answered 21 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
62
Please -- as always here -- add an compilable short code showing the solution for a valid answer!
– Kurt
19 hours ago
add a comment |
I found acf which does that job.
Example:
ac{IoT} is acf{IoT}
will show IoT is Internet of Things(IoT)
answered 21 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
62
Please -- as always here -- add an compilable short code showing the solution for a valid answer!
– Kurt
19 hours ago
add a comment |
I found acf which does that job.
Example:
ac{IoT} is acf{IoT}
will show IoT is Internet of Things(IoT)
answered 21 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
62
I found acf which does that job.
Example:
ac{IoT} is acf{IoT}
will show IoT is Internet of Things(IoT)
answered 21 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
62
edited 19 hours ago
answered 21 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
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answered 21 hours ago
Kathrine HansonKathrine Hanson
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answered 21 hours ago
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Please -- as always here -- add an compilable short code showing the solution for a valid answer!
– Kurt
19 hours ago
add a comment |
Please -- as always here -- add an compilable short code showing the solution for a valid answer!
– Kurt
19 hours ago
Please -- as always here -- add an compilable short code showing the solution for a valid answer!
– Kurt
19 hours ago
Please -- as always here -- add an compilable short code showing the solution for a valid answer!
– Kurt
19 hours ago
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