To quote another one’s words, one can paraphrase the words. For some
reason(s), (Perhaps being too lazy, or want to accurately reflect
another one’s words.) one would like to directly quote what another
one has said.
To show the difference in $\rm \LaTeX$, I’ve made
a PDF file a year ago . It’s now on Google Docs.
I created the above PDF document using quote.tex.
% File: quote.tex
% Created: Mon Apr 29 07:00 PM 2013 H
% Last Change: Mon Apr 29 07:00 PM 2013 H
%
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{parskip}
\author{Somobody Here}
\title{Sample Draft Paper No. 1}
\date{\today}
\setlength{\parindent}{1.5em}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
Some paragraphs. After that go to~a quote. Some
paragraphs.\footnote{Wells Abcd, Wealth of family} After that go to~a
quote. Some paragraphs, after that go to~a quote. Some
paragraphs.\footnotemark[1] After that go to~a quote.
\begin{quote}
Some long sentence. In a capitalist society, the separation of
capital, land and property is unavoidable, but harmful to workers.
\end{quote}
\begin{quotation}
Some long long sentences. So we can see the difference of two
environments. Moreover, compile it and keep calm. see the result and
go to have a rest after long hours facing computer.
\end{quotation}
I've got enough hours of exposure to the screen. Testings are tedious
jobs but are required.\footnote{some text here} They are the most
direct way of getting answers from ``computer stuff''.
Some sentences.
\end{document}
For many computer users who aren’t familiar with $\rm \LaTeX$’s
syntax but HTML’s, they should find Markdown easy to write, and
pandoc easy to use.
$ pandoc -s \
> --mathjax=http://cdn.mathjax.org/mathjax/latest/MathJax.js?config=TeX-AMS_HTML-full \
> foo.markdown foo.texThe result is shown in quote.markdown.
% Sample Draft Paper No. 1
% Somobody Here
%
Some paragraphs. After that go to a quote. Some paragraphs.[^1] After
that go to a quote. Some paragraphs, after that go to a quote. Some
paragraphs.[1] After that go to a quote.
> Some long sentence. In a capitalist society, the separation of
> capital, land and property is unavoidable, but harmful to workers.
> Some long long sentences. So we can see the difference of two
> environments. Moreover, compile it and keep calm. see the result and
> go to have a rest after long hours facing computer.
I’ve got enough hours of exposure to the screen. Testings are tedious
jobs but are required.[^2] They are the most direct way of getting
answers from “computer stuff”.
Some sentences.
[^1]: Wells Abcd, Wealth of family
[^2]: some text here
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