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\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage[lat=2,lang=ca,abbr=italic,last=true,eitem=4]{copyedit}
%
% all the options can be changed in the middle of the document or
% anywhere in the document with the command:
%
% \cesetup{c<comma separated list of options>}
%
\usepackage[sc,osf]{mathpazo}
\usepackage{lipsum}
\begin{document}
\parindent 0pt
\parskip 12pt
\advance\baselineskip by 3pt
\newacro{H2O}[$\mathrm{H_2O}$]{Dihygrogen Monoxide}
\newacro{WHO}[W.H.O.]{World Health Organization}
\subsubsection*{Language Variants}
\lipsum[1]
\definevariant{colour}{color}{COLOR}{Color}
\cesetup{lang=uk}
\vara{colour}
\vara{color}
\vara{COLOR}
\vara{Color}
\cesetup{lang=us}
\vara{colour}
\vara{color}
\vara{COLOR}
\vara{Color}
\cesetup{lang=ca}
\vara{colour}
\vara{color}
\vara{COLOR}
\vara{Color}
\cesetup{lang=au}
\vara{colour}
\vara{color}
\vara{COLOR}
\vara{Color}
\subsubsection*{Hyphenate, etc}
\closeup{anti}{body} and for that matter \hyp{anti}{body}.
\sword{Civil}{War}.
\subsubsection*{Latin abbreviation}
\definelat{e.g.}{eg}{for example}
First option keeps the abbreviation as such:
\cesetup{lat=0} \lat{e.g.}.
The second option remove all dots:
\cesetup{lat=1,abbr=rm} \lat{e.g.}.
The third one switches to English equivalent:
\cesetup{lat=2} \lat{e.g.}.
\subsubsection*{Acronym}
\ac{H2O}
\ac{WHO}
\lipsum[2]
\ac{H2O}
\ac{WHO}
\medskip
\subsubsection*{Parenthetical Comma}
\cesetup{pc=0}
The enthusiastic young ducks flying in front of the group
\pc{led by the sugecious older ones at the back, make a lot of noise
and turbulence} which are used by older ones at the back to warm
their heart and the wing.
\cesetup{pc=1}
The enthusiastic young ducks flying in front of the group
\pc{led by the sugecious older ones at the back, make a lot of noise
and turbulence} which are used by older ones at the back to warm
their heart and the wing.
\cesetup{pc=2}
The enthusiastic young ducks flying in front of the group
\pc{led by the sugecious older ones at the back, make a lot of noise
and turbulence} which are used by older ones at the back to warm
their heart and the wing.
\cesetup{pc=3}
The enthusiastic young ducks flying in front of the group
\pc{led by the sugecious older ones at the back, make a lot of noise
and turbulence} which are used by older ones at the back to warm
their heart and the wing.
\cesetup{pc=4}
The enthusiastic young ducks flying in front of the group
\pc{led by the sugecious older ones at the back, make a lot of noise
and turbulence} which are used by older ones at the back to warm
their heart and the wing.
\elist{warblers,tits,wrens,hummingbirds}
No problems even if the space is not cared for in the list:
\elist{warblers , tits, wrens,hummingbirds }
\definetoken{mango}{His Holyness, the Prince of Mangoistan}{The Prince of
Mangoistan}{He}
Full: \Token{mango}
Part: \Token{mango}
Short: \Token{mango}
Short: \Token{mango}
\subsubsection*{Eitem}
% \cesetup{eitem=0,last}
% \cesetup{eitem=1,last}
% \cesetup{eitem=2,last}
% \cesetup{eitem=3,last}
% \cesetup{eitem=4,last}
\cesetup{eitem=5,last}
\begin{eitem}
\item one
\item two
\item three
\item four
\item five
\item six
\item seven
%\item eight
%\item nine
%\item ten
\end{eitem}
\end{document}
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