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For documents with a lot of acronyms or abbreviations, it is common to have a table showing their short forms and full forms. This allows compact writing and adds convenience for the reader.
This is different from a glossary as we don't list explanations, just the full forms.
We will again use the glossaries
package. Since the concept of a glossary and a list of acronyms are closely related, it provides an acronym mode too, so we will now use the list that way by performing the following steps:
Begin with a document class. It doesn't matter which one. Here, we will take the same class that we took in the previous recipe:
\documentclass[parskip=half]{scrartcl}
Load the glossaries
package and choose the style called long3col
as we did in the previous recipe. For acronym support, add the acronym
option:
\usepackage[acronym,style=long3col]{glossaries}
Choose an acronym style. We take long-sc-short
here, where sc
stands for small caps in the short form:
\usepackage...