A very happy and prosperous new year to you all! Hope you had a great year in 2015, and wish you have a still better one in 2016! May you do excellent research in this year, and may your citations increase manifold :D
While preparing a manuscript with Latex, it is often useful to highlight the changes made in the current revision with a different color. This can be achieved using the \ textcolor command provided by Latex. For example, \textcolor {red}{Hello World} would display the string "Hello World" in red color. However, the final/published copy of the manuscript does not contain any highlighted text. Therefore, if a large volume of changes were made, it becomes tiresome at the end to find and remove all the individual portions of highlighted text. This can be circumvented by defining a utility command to switch highlighting on and off as desired. In the following, we define a new Latex command, highlighttext , for this purpose. The command takes only a single argument—the text to be highlighted. \usepackage {color} % For highlighting changes in this version with red color \newcommand { \highlighttext }[1] { \textcolor {red}{#1}} % Remove all text highlighting
2016 was a really gloomy year over all. I lost many loved ones and so much bad just kept happening. I sincerely hope that 2017 will be a far more optimistic year for everyone
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