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Thank you, Jim Hefferon St Michael's College

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The following information was provided by the package's contributor.

Name of contribution: seqsplit Author's name: Boris Veytsman Location on CTAN: /macros/latex/contrib/seqsplit Summary description: Splitting Long Sequences of Letters (DNA, RNA, Proteins, Etc.), v0.1 License type: lppl

Announcement text given by the package's contributor: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sometimes one needs to typeset long sentences of letters, which should not have spaces between them (like letters in words), but could be split between lines at any point, often without a hyphenation character. This problem was formulated at the PracticalTeX-2006 conference by Klaus Hoeppner. In the general discussion several solutions were suggested. This package implements the one belonging to, I believe, Peter Flynn. ----------------------------------------------------------------------

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