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fmtcount package (out-of-date) FAQ

Create a file called fmtcount.cfg, and put the appropriate commands in it. Then save it to somewhere on the TeX path. However, if you share your document code with other people, make sure you also supply your custom fmtcount.cfg file if it's important that they replicate your date and time format. (Note that if you are also using the datetime package, datetime.cfg will override fmtcount.cfg.)

2013-12-09 09:35:57

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Category: fmtcount package (out-of-date)
Topic: General Queries