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LaTeX LCD Text and Color Examples

This document provides examples and instructions for using the LaTeX package.1 package, which allows for the automatic sizing of LCD text in different font sizes. It demonstrates how to set LCD text colors, generate LCD representations with multi-letter characters, change the frame color, and disable frames. An example figure is included showing LCD text with a red frame and without a frame.

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LaTeX LCD Text and Color Examples

This document provides examples and instructions for using the LaTeX package.1 package, which allows for the automatic sizing of LCD text in different font sizes. It demonstrates how to set LCD text colors, generate LCD representations with multi-letter characters, change the frame color, and disable frames. An example figure is included showing LCD text with a red frame and without a frame.

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package.

Some Examples for the

As seen in the headline and here, the


package calculates the size for LCDtext in normal text (\textLCD) automaticly. It works for all fontsizes:

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. Here first the colors where set


Now lets have some colored
with \LCDcolors{darkgreen}{lightgreen}2 and then the LCD-text where
done with \textLCD[0]{8}|LCD-text|. To invert the LCD, just exchange the
(\LCDcolors{lightgreen}{darkgreen}).
Now some seperate LCD representations. But first lets change the colors
to some not as ugly. The LCD was generated with
\LCD{4}{18}|LCD representation|
|made with the LCD |
|package for LaTeX |
|04.01.2004 {clock} 18:23|
The {clock} is a so called multi-letter character. It generates the clock symbol.
As you can see, there is a black colored frame around it. The frame color can be
changed with the optional first argument of \LCDcolors (\LCDcolors[red]. . . ;
left part of figure 1). And with \LCDnoframe you can disable frames (reenabled
with \LCDframe; right part of figure 1). Of course \LCD works within a figure
environment.

Figure 1: Example with red colored frame and without frame

1 The
2 The

source of this example file is part of [Link].


color names where defined with \definecolor from the color package in the preamble.

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