Hi, I'm typesetting my CV using the europecv LaTeX class. I don't actually need to conform to the EU's standardized CV form, but I like the general layout of it. One thing that bothers me about the class is how it sets certain headings, for instance
Surname(s) / First name(s): Smith, John
Where I'd rather have
Name: John Smith
I've found that these string constants for English are defined in a file called "ecven.def" thus:
\def\ecv@infosectionkey{\ecv@utf{Personal information}}
\def\ecv@namekey{\ecv@utf{Surname(s) / First name(s)}}
\def\ecv@addresskey{\ecv@utf{Address(es)}}
\def\ecv@telkey{\ecv@utf{Telephone(s)}}
\def\ecv@mobilekey{\ecv@utf{Mobile}}
I guess I could just edit this file to change them, but that seems like the wrong approach. I tried to do this at the top of my document:
\renewcommand{\ecv@namekey}{\ecv@utf{Name}}
which gives this error:
./eurocv.tex:22: LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document}.
And I've tried this:
\def\ecv@namekey{\ecv@utf{Name}}
which doesn't give an error, but doesn't change the output. Any ideas?