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Am 2009-06-29 um 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
\setupletterstyle[reference][ alternative=d, list={name,street,city,,phone,skype,email,,date}, ]
Interesting way to insert empty lines, I never thought about this method and use myself the special key 'line' to insert a empty line.
Woo, I found an accidental feature! ;-) I don't think "line" is documented in your manual. Id wouldbe great if you'd also add the label stuff below!
The keys street, city and skype aren't defined in your module. There is *no* predefined keys (except line in the reference line) for \setupletter in my module.
Ok, in the manual it looks like.
the following lines in your document (or add them to label.nle and send me the extended list):
\setuplabeltext[de][letter:skype=Skype] \setuplabeltext[de][letter:street=Stra\ssharp e] \setuplabeltext[de][letter:city=Ort] % or Stadt ... ...
Thank you! I don't think it would make sense to add my personal preferences to the module, just please document this. E.g. there are just too much IM services to provide them all; I myself use "Address" as label for the street and add the city without label, "Web" instead of "URL" as label for my homepage etc.
\setupletter[ Skype={fiee.visuelle} ]
to get just "Skype: fiee.visuelle"?
TeX is case sensitive, write 'skype=fiee.visuelle".
Ok; I wrote the capital intentionally for my suggestion of using the key as label.
More questions will follow... I'll try to get my logo at the right place by myself before...
The module provides a few layers you can use to position your graphic.
I saw that in the manual and wanted to try it on my own first - but thank you very much! BTW I tried to come up with measures for Swiss business letters, but only found some advise for secretaries how to write addresses: http://home.intergga.ch/beck/wg/awi/schreibregeln/4_Briefe.pdf My typographical literature is only about Germany. Most swiss business letters are sent in B5 envelopes with a window on the right side - I could meter some "right looking" Swiss letters if you'd like. Greetlings from Lake Constance! Hraban --- http://www.fiee.net/texnique/ http://wiki.contextgarden.net https://www.cacert.org (I'm an assurer)