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Setting the date position to the top right in a NF.lco (french style) koma scrlttr2


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I want to place the date aboce the receiver address in Koma scrlttr2. I'm using the NF.lco or LoadLetterOption{NF}



In French letters,




  • the first line contains the date, flushed to the right

  • then the sender address on the left

  • then the receiver address on the right

  • then the subject

  • ...


I can use the excellent lettre class from 'Observatoire de Genève' to obtain the correct french layout (see below), but I'm constrained by my org-mode export tool using koma scrlttr2 as the latex class.



How do I do that ?



In fact I'de love to have an org-mode tool to export directly to the lettre class. An alternative would be to reproduce the 'lettre' layout in a .lco file. but that not my question here.



I probably have not read enough linearly the official documentation but random regex search in it for 'date' 'date.*position' 'position' did not give me satisfying results.



Below are illustration of what I have and then what I want



What I have



enter image description here



for the following code




documentclass[a4paper,11pt,french]{scrlttr2}



usepackage{palatino} usepackage[T1]{fontenc} usepackage{ucs}
usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc} usepackage{eurosym}
usepackage{geometry} usepackage{graphicx}
geometry{verbose,a4paper,lmargin=3cm,rmargin=3cm}



setlengthparskip{medskipamount} setlengthparindent{0pt}



usepackage{setspace} usepackage{lipsum} setstretch{1.15}



LoadLetterOption{NF}%



KOMAoptions{% fromalign=left% alignment of the address

,fromphone=true% print sender phone number ,fromemail=true%
print sender e-mail address ,fromlogo=true% print a logo
(position depends on fromalign) }



setkomavar{date}{le today}



setkomafont{backaddress}{rmfamily} setkomafont{fromaddress}{small}
setkomafont{fromname}{scshape} setkomavar{backaddressseparator}{
$cdot$ } setkomavar{backaddress}{}



setkomavar{emailseparator}{~:~} setkomavar{enclseparator}{ > }
setkomavar{fromaddress}{7-13 rue dejourney 49000 ANGERS}
setkomavar{fromemail}{gigiair@gigiair.fr}
setkomavar{fromname}{Gigiair} setkomavar{fromphone}{0123 456 789}
setkomavar{phoneseparator}{~:~} setkomavar{place}{Angers}
setkomavar{signature}{qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad
qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad quad quad
includegraphics[width=2.5cm]{signature}}
setkomavar{subjectseparator}{ >>> } setkomavar{subject}{Modèle}



usepackage{babel}



begin{document}



begin{letter}{`A Madame la centurion
Camps de Babaurum
Bretagne conquise} defconcname{Objet :~}



opening{Madame la centurion,} C'est une invitation pour manger du
sanglier roti. closing{à la tienne !}



cc{Panoramix et Obleix} end{letter} end{document}




and what I want



enter image description here



from the following code




documentclass[11pt, francais]{lettre} usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} usepackage{lmodern}
usepackage[francais]{babel} usepackage{mathcomp} usepackage{url}



makeatletter newcommand*{NoRule}{renewcommand*{rule@length}{0}}
makeatother



begin{document}



begin{letter} {`A Madame la centurion
Camps de Babaurum
Bretagne conquise} defconcname{Objet :~} conc{Fête au village}



NoRule



name{Abraracourcix chef} address{Village des irréductibles
Gaulois Armorique} lieu{Bretagne Libre}



telephone{0123 456 789} nofax email{goscini@uderzo.be}



opening{Madame la centurion,} C'est une invitation pour manger du
sanglier roti. closing{à la tienne !}



cc{Panoramix et Obleix}



end{letter} end{document}











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  • Please add a screenshot of the result you want to get and mark there the differences to your current scrlttr2 code. Add your current scrlttr2 to your question too!

    – Kurt
    6 hours ago
















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I want to place the date aboce the receiver address in Koma scrlttr2. I'm using the NF.lco or LoadLetterOption{NF}



In French letters,




  • the first line contains the date, flushed to the right

  • then the sender address on the left

  • then the receiver address on the right

  • then the subject

  • ...


I can use the excellent lettre class from 'Observatoire de Genève' to obtain the correct french layout (see below), but I'm constrained by my org-mode export tool using koma scrlttr2 as the latex class.



How do I do that ?



In fact I'de love to have an org-mode tool to export directly to the lettre class. An alternative would be to reproduce the 'lettre' layout in a .lco file. but that not my question here.



I probably have not read enough linearly the official documentation but random regex search in it for 'date' 'date.*position' 'position' did not give me satisfying results.



Below are illustration of what I have and then what I want



What I have



enter image description here



for the following code




documentclass[a4paper,11pt,french]{scrlttr2}



usepackage{palatino} usepackage[T1]{fontenc} usepackage{ucs}
usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc} usepackage{eurosym}
usepackage{geometry} usepackage{graphicx}
geometry{verbose,a4paper,lmargin=3cm,rmargin=3cm}



setlengthparskip{medskipamount} setlengthparindent{0pt}



usepackage{setspace} usepackage{lipsum} setstretch{1.15}



LoadLetterOption{NF}%



KOMAoptions{% fromalign=left% alignment of the address

,fromphone=true% print sender phone number ,fromemail=true%
print sender e-mail address ,fromlogo=true% print a logo
(position depends on fromalign) }



setkomavar{date}{le today}



setkomafont{backaddress}{rmfamily} setkomafont{fromaddress}{small}
setkomafont{fromname}{scshape} setkomavar{backaddressseparator}{
$cdot$ } setkomavar{backaddress}{}



setkomavar{emailseparator}{~:~} setkomavar{enclseparator}{ > }
setkomavar{fromaddress}{7-13 rue dejourney 49000 ANGERS}
setkomavar{fromemail}{gigiair@gigiair.fr}
setkomavar{fromname}{Gigiair} setkomavar{fromphone}{0123 456 789}
setkomavar{phoneseparator}{~:~} setkomavar{place}{Angers}
setkomavar{signature}{qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad
qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad quad quad
includegraphics[width=2.5cm]{signature}}
setkomavar{subjectseparator}{ >>> } setkomavar{subject}{Modèle}



usepackage{babel}



begin{document}



begin{letter}{`A Madame la centurion
Camps de Babaurum
Bretagne conquise} defconcname{Objet :~}



opening{Madame la centurion,} C'est une invitation pour manger du
sanglier roti. closing{à la tienne !}



cc{Panoramix et Obleix} end{letter} end{document}




and what I want



enter image description here



from the following code




documentclass[11pt, francais]{lettre} usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} usepackage{lmodern}
usepackage[francais]{babel} usepackage{mathcomp} usepackage{url}



makeatletter newcommand*{NoRule}{renewcommand*{rule@length}{0}}
makeatother



begin{document}



begin{letter} {`A Madame la centurion
Camps de Babaurum
Bretagne conquise} defconcname{Objet :~} conc{Fête au village}



NoRule



name{Abraracourcix chef} address{Village des irréductibles
Gaulois Armorique} lieu{Bretagne Libre}



telephone{0123 456 789} nofax email{goscini@uderzo.be}



opening{Madame la centurion,} C'est une invitation pour manger du
sanglier roti. closing{à la tienne !}



cc{Panoramix et Obleix}



end{letter} end{document}











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  • Please add a screenshot of the result you want to get and mark there the differences to your current scrlttr2 code. Add your current scrlttr2 to your question too!

    – Kurt
    6 hours ago














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I want to place the date aboce the receiver address in Koma scrlttr2. I'm using the NF.lco or LoadLetterOption{NF}



In French letters,




  • the first line contains the date, flushed to the right

  • then the sender address on the left

  • then the receiver address on the right

  • then the subject

  • ...


I can use the excellent lettre class from 'Observatoire de Genève' to obtain the correct french layout (see below), but I'm constrained by my org-mode export tool using koma scrlttr2 as the latex class.



How do I do that ?



In fact I'de love to have an org-mode tool to export directly to the lettre class. An alternative would be to reproduce the 'lettre' layout in a .lco file. but that not my question here.



I probably have not read enough linearly the official documentation but random regex search in it for 'date' 'date.*position' 'position' did not give me satisfying results.



Below are illustration of what I have and then what I want



What I have



enter image description here



for the following code




documentclass[a4paper,11pt,french]{scrlttr2}



usepackage{palatino} usepackage[T1]{fontenc} usepackage{ucs}
usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc} usepackage{eurosym}
usepackage{geometry} usepackage{graphicx}
geometry{verbose,a4paper,lmargin=3cm,rmargin=3cm}



setlengthparskip{medskipamount} setlengthparindent{0pt}



usepackage{setspace} usepackage{lipsum} setstretch{1.15}



LoadLetterOption{NF}%



KOMAoptions{% fromalign=left% alignment of the address

,fromphone=true% print sender phone number ,fromemail=true%
print sender e-mail address ,fromlogo=true% print a logo
(position depends on fromalign) }



setkomavar{date}{le today}



setkomafont{backaddress}{rmfamily} setkomafont{fromaddress}{small}
setkomafont{fromname}{scshape} setkomavar{backaddressseparator}{
$cdot$ } setkomavar{backaddress}{}



setkomavar{emailseparator}{~:~} setkomavar{enclseparator}{ > }
setkomavar{fromaddress}{7-13 rue dejourney 49000 ANGERS}
setkomavar{fromemail}{gigiair@gigiair.fr}
setkomavar{fromname}{Gigiair} setkomavar{fromphone}{0123 456 789}
setkomavar{phoneseparator}{~:~} setkomavar{place}{Angers}
setkomavar{signature}{qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad
qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad quad quad
includegraphics[width=2.5cm]{signature}}
setkomavar{subjectseparator}{ >>> } setkomavar{subject}{Modèle}



usepackage{babel}



begin{document}



begin{letter}{`A Madame la centurion
Camps de Babaurum
Bretagne conquise} defconcname{Objet :~}



opening{Madame la centurion,} C'est une invitation pour manger du
sanglier roti. closing{à la tienne !}



cc{Panoramix et Obleix} end{letter} end{document}




and what I want



enter image description here



from the following code




documentclass[11pt, francais]{lettre} usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} usepackage{lmodern}
usepackage[francais]{babel} usepackage{mathcomp} usepackage{url}



makeatletter newcommand*{NoRule}{renewcommand*{rule@length}{0}}
makeatother



begin{document}



begin{letter} {`A Madame la centurion
Camps de Babaurum
Bretagne conquise} defconcname{Objet :~} conc{Fête au village}



NoRule



name{Abraracourcix chef} address{Village des irréductibles
Gaulois Armorique} lieu{Bretagne Libre}



telephone{0123 456 789} nofax email{goscini@uderzo.be}



opening{Madame la centurion,} C'est une invitation pour manger du
sanglier roti. closing{à la tienne !}



cc{Panoramix et Obleix}



end{letter} end{document}











share|improve this question
















I want to place the date aboce the receiver address in Koma scrlttr2. I'm using the NF.lco or LoadLetterOption{NF}



In French letters,




  • the first line contains the date, flushed to the right

  • then the sender address on the left

  • then the receiver address on the right

  • then the subject

  • ...


I can use the excellent lettre class from 'Observatoire de Genève' to obtain the correct french layout (see below), but I'm constrained by my org-mode export tool using koma scrlttr2 as the latex class.



How do I do that ?



In fact I'de love to have an org-mode tool to export directly to the lettre class. An alternative would be to reproduce the 'lettre' layout in a .lco file. but that not my question here.



I probably have not read enough linearly the official documentation but random regex search in it for 'date' 'date.*position' 'position' did not give me satisfying results.



Below are illustration of what I have and then what I want



What I have



enter image description here



for the following code




documentclass[a4paper,11pt,french]{scrlttr2}



usepackage{palatino} usepackage[T1]{fontenc} usepackage{ucs}
usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc} usepackage{eurosym}
usepackage{geometry} usepackage{graphicx}
geometry{verbose,a4paper,lmargin=3cm,rmargin=3cm}



setlengthparskip{medskipamount} setlengthparindent{0pt}



usepackage{setspace} usepackage{lipsum} setstretch{1.15}



LoadLetterOption{NF}%



KOMAoptions{% fromalign=left% alignment of the address

,fromphone=true% print sender phone number ,fromemail=true%
print sender e-mail address ,fromlogo=true% print a logo
(position depends on fromalign) }



setkomavar{date}{le today}



setkomafont{backaddress}{rmfamily} setkomafont{fromaddress}{small}
setkomafont{fromname}{scshape} setkomavar{backaddressseparator}{
$cdot$ } setkomavar{backaddress}{}



setkomavar{emailseparator}{~:~} setkomavar{enclseparator}{ > }
setkomavar{fromaddress}{7-13 rue dejourney 49000 ANGERS}
setkomavar{fromemail}{gigiair@gigiair.fr}
setkomavar{fromname}{Gigiair} setkomavar{fromphone}{0123 456 789}
setkomavar{phoneseparator}{~:~} setkomavar{place}{Angers}
setkomavar{signature}{qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad
qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad qquad quad quad
includegraphics[width=2.5cm]{signature}}
setkomavar{subjectseparator}{ >>> } setkomavar{subject}{Modèle}



usepackage{babel}



begin{document}



begin{letter}{`A Madame la centurion
Camps de Babaurum
Bretagne conquise} defconcname{Objet :~}



opening{Madame la centurion,} C'est une invitation pour manger du
sanglier roti. closing{à la tienne !}



cc{Panoramix et Obleix} end{letter} end{document}




and what I want



enter image description here



from the following code




documentclass[11pt, francais]{lettre} usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} usepackage{lmodern}
usepackage[francais]{babel} usepackage{mathcomp} usepackage{url}



makeatletter newcommand*{NoRule}{renewcommand*{rule@length}{0}}
makeatother



begin{document}



begin{letter} {`A Madame la centurion
Camps de Babaurum
Bretagne conquise} defconcname{Objet :~} conc{Fête au village}



NoRule



name{Abraracourcix chef} address{Village des irréductibles
Gaulois Armorique} lieu{Bretagne Libre}



telephone{0123 456 789} nofax email{goscini@uderzo.be}



opening{Madame la centurion,} C'est une invitation pour manger du
sanglier roti. closing{à la tienne !}



cc{Panoramix et Obleix}



end{letter} end{document}








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  • Please add a screenshot of the result you want to get and mark there the differences to your current scrlttr2 code. Add your current scrlttr2 to your question too!

    – Kurt
    6 hours ago

















Please add a screenshot of the result you want to get and mark there the differences to your current scrlttr2 code. Add your current scrlttr2 to your question too!

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