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@@ -252,7 +252,7 @@
\section{Picking a \TeX\ engine}
There are several programs, called \TeX\ engines, that you can
use to typeset \textsf{fithesis3} \LaTeX{} source files into
- displayable PDF documents. The ones we will discuss are
+ displayable \textsc{pdf} documents. The ones we will discuss are
\hologo{pdfTeX} and \Hologo{LuaTeX}.
\Hologo{pdfTeX} is the more conservative choice and most \TeX\
@@ -551,14 +551,15 @@
\item[title]
This key can be used to specify the title of the thesis. The
value will be stored as one of the properties of the output
- PDF file; do not use any \LaTeX\ formatting commands within
- the value.
+ \textsc{pdf} file; do not use any \LaTeX\ formatting commands
+ within the value.
\item[TeXtitle]
This key can be used to specify the title of the thesis. The
- value will be typeset on the title page of the resulting PDF
- document, so you can use \LaTeX\ formatting commands within
- the value. If the value of the key is unspecified, the value
- of the \thguide@itemfmt{title} key will be used instead.
+ value will be typeset on the title page of the resulting
+ \textsc{pdf} document, so you can use \LaTeX\ formatting
+ commands within the value. If the value of the key is
+ unspecified, the value of the \thguide@itemfmt{title} key
+ will be used instead.
%<*sci,econ>
\item[titleEn]
This key can be used to specify the English title of the
@@ -571,26 +572,27 @@
\item[TeXtitleEn]
This key can be used to specify the English title of the
thesis. The value will be typeset on the title page of the
- resulting PDF document, so you can use \LaTeX\ formatting
- commands within the value. If the value of the key is
- unspecified, the value of the \thguide@itemfmt{titleEn} key
- will be used instead. If you are typesetting your thesis in
- English, this value does not need to be specified.
+ resulting \textsc{pdf} document, so you can use \LaTeX{}
+ formatting commands within the value. If the value of the key
+ is unspecified, the value of the \thguide@itemfmt{titleEn}
+ key will be used instead. If you are typesetting your thesis
+ in English, this value does not need to be specified.
%</econ>
\item[author]
This key can be used to specify the full name of the author.
\item[keywords]
This key can be used to specify a list of keywords for your
thesis. The value will be stored as one of the properties of
- the output PDF file; do not use any \LaTeX\ formatting
- commands within the value.
+ the output \textsc{pdf} file; do not use any \LaTeX{}
+ formatting commands within the value.
%<*econ,fi,fss,law,med,ped>
\item[TeXkeywords]
This key can be used to specify a list of keywords for your
- thesis. The value will be typeset in the resulting PDF
- document, so you can use \LaTeX\ formatting commands within
- the value. If the value of the key is unspecified, the value
- of the \thguide@itemfmt{keywords} key will be used instead.
+ thesis. The value will be typeset in the resulting
+ \textsc{pdf} document, so you can use \LaTeX\ formatting
+ commands within the value. If the value of the key is
+ unspecified, the value of the \thguide@itemfmt{keywords} key
+ will be used instead.
%</econ,fi,fss,law,med,ped>
%<*econ,fss,law,med,ped>
\item[keywordsEn]
@@ -601,9 +603,9 @@
\item[TeXkeywordsEn]
This key can be used to specify a list of English keywords
for your thesis. The value will be typeset in the resulting
- PDF document, so you can use \LaTeX\ formatting commands
- within the value. If you are typesetting your thesis in
- English, this value does not need to be specified.
+ \textsc{pdf} document, so you can use \LaTeX\ formatting
+ commands within the value. If you are typesetting your thesis
+ in English, this value does not need to be specified.
%</econ,fss,law,med,ped>
%<*econ,fi,med,ped,sci>
\item[advisor]
@@ -675,7 +677,7 @@
for the month, and \texttt{DD} stands for the day of month.
%<*econ,fi,fss,law,sci>
\item[assignment]
- This key can be used to specify a list of PDF files
+ This key can be used to specify a list of \textsc{pdf} files
containing the scanned thesis assignment. The list should be
in the following format:
\begin{center}
@@ -684,7 +686,7 @@
\end{center}
%</econ,fi,fss,law,sci>
\item[bib]
- This key can be used to specify a list of BIB files
+ This key can be used to specify a list of \textsc{bib} files
containing the bibliography databases. The list should be in
the following format:
\begin{center}
@@ -692,12 +694,17 @@
\ldots
\end{center}
When this key is specified, the \textsf{fithesis3} class will
- also automatically typeset a bibliography section. If you
- want more control over where and how the bibliography is
- typeset, use the
+ automatically typeset a bibliography section\footnote{
+ The bibliography will be typeset according to the
+ \textsc{ISO} 690:2010 standard using the
+ \texttt{biblatex-iso690} bibliography style. For more
+ information, see
+ \url{https://www.ctan.org/pkg/biblatex-iso690}.
+ }. If you want more control over where and how the
+ bibliography is typeset, use the
\mintinline{latex}{\printbibliography[bibintoc]} command.
- When the key is not specified, no bibliography will be
+ When this key is not specified, no bibliography will be
produced, which provides the opportunity for the advanced user
to set up their bibliography management manually.
\end{description}
@@ -797,11 +804,11 @@
taking into account your faculty and locale settings.
The \mintinline{latex}{\thesisload} command also loads the
- \textsf{hyperref} package, which adds hyperlinks and PDF metadata
- into the resulting PDF document. This package is rather delicate,
- as it needs to be loaded after most other packages. Loading
- additional packages after \mintinline{latex}{\thesisload} may
- therefore cause problems.
+ \textsf{hyperref} package, which adds hyperlinks and \textsc{pdf}
+ metadata into the resulting \textsc{pdf} document. This package
+ is rather delicate, as it needs to be loaded after most other
+ packages. Loading additional packages after
+ \mintinline{latex}{\thesisload} may therefore cause problems.
\section{Changing the layout}
If you are unsatisfied with the automatic arrangement of the