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post publish true Insert urls into a Latex document Julien Lengrand-Lambert jlengrand julien@lengrand.fr http://www.lengrand.fr 598 http://www.lengrand.fr/?p=598 2012-05-21 13:18:59.000000000 +02:00
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A really simple tip today, that helped me a lot some time ago.

If you use LaTeX to create your reports, you may want to include weblinks or urls.

The process is quite simple, simply include the url package in the header of your document

[bash]

\usepackage{url}

[/bash]

and then insert your desired url :

[bash]

\url{http://www.lengrand.fr}

[/bash]

You may want to play a bit, a there are different url styles. Here is a simple example

[bash]

\urlstyle{rm}

[/bash]

Of course, all those links are still active after your pdf conversion!

Long time I haven't used Latex, I tend to write everything with GDocs now :)