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@algeboy > In the short term though, would it not make sense to make this option As Ulrike just wrote, since this issue was opened the `alt` key has been...

@u-fischer oh good idea, I'l make a PR `\Gin@alt` would be the graphicx name convention I guess or do you mean a more public no `@` name?

@muzimuzhi oh certainly yes, it should have been added when I added the code, I'll add. Something like this? ```diff diff --git a/required/graphics/grfguide.tex b/required/graphics/grfguide.tex index 585e87ad..5094f99a 100644 --- a/required/graphics/grfguide.tex +++...

@muzimuzhi yes I wondered about that but I'm not sure it's clear yet if this should be `\Gin@..` or as @u-fischer suggested something more generic that could be used as...

I'm not convinced it should be global really, it makes sense for ` \@currentlabel` as it may be set in a section heading but has meaning for the following section....

Thanks for your report, I think this has only been wrong for 30 years:-) The same true of similar `\DeclareTextCommand` I tested as far back as texlive 2014 and these...

@car222222 it's the use in the first comment here, uppercasing the first letter and lowercasing the rest. ``` \documentclass{article} \makeatletter \ExplSyntaxOn \def\tc{\text_titlecase:nn{}} \def\tcf{\text_titlecase_first:nn{}} \ExplSyntaxOff \NewExpandableDocumentCommand\mymacro{}{my macro text} \NewExpandableDocumentCommand\mymacrob{}{% \CaseSwitch {nORmal}...

@car222222 we seem to be straying way off the bug report issue, but anyway > Such cases are not covered by @davidcarlisle 's examples since they all have the "title"...

@car222222 I don't think that would work and in any case for many uses the most natural form is `titlecase_first` which only touches the start of the string and doesn't...

well by default it just does https://texlive.net/pdfjs/web/viewer.html?file=/latexcgi/document_E367_13155.pdf so customisation is limited to whatever options PDFjs exposes as URL parameters. You can set the zoom level there by the look of...