Re: seminar.cls and 12pt option not working

Hi, Pascal.

I can't answer your question because it's so long since I last used and/or =

wrote code for TeXPower. I have switched to Beamer long time ago and I =

recommend that you do the same because Beamer is properly maintained.

I was actively using TeXPower 15 years ago and I was doing bugfixes for =

some years, but not anymore.

Regards,
Hans - TeXPower maintainer, sort of. =


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Fra: Pascal Kockaert [[email protected]]
Sendt: 3. februar 2015 23:03
To: [email protected]
Emne: [Texpower-users] seminar.cls and 12pt option not working

Dear TeXpower users,

I'm fighting with seminar.cls that is bundled with texpower in order to
get 12pt text in the book class (bookclass).

Digging into the code, I have noticed that just after the class is
loaded, normalsize is redefined.

Is this a feature?

Is there any clean way to enforce the 12pt option, without modifying
seminar.cls?

At the moment, I have made a copy paste of the original definition of
normalsize after seminar.cls is loaded...

Kind regards.

Pascal

P.S. I know that these packages are deprecated, but I'm using them for
some course manual that I'm editing every year for then years or so. By
the way thank you to all maintainers of these packages.


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50, Av. F.D. Roosevelt
http://opera.ulb.ac.be/

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