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So. Awesome. And it works on my phone -- very sweet. My only quibble is that I couldn't get it to hack me up a per mille (this was the #1 question I used to get

by jen_h 15y ago

So. Awesome. And it works on my phone -- very sweet. My only quibble is that I couldn't get it to hack me up a per mille (this was the #1 question I used to get working as LaTeX support for a journal publisher years back).

pooriaazimi 15y ago
I didn't know 'per mil' had a sign! 'Per mil' is one tenth of a percent(%), so 1% = 10‰. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Per_mil http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Per_mil
- jen_h 15y ago
  There's a package, wasysym, which gives you \permil, but I always just cheated with \%_o. Doesn't look very pretty, though. :)