We vote anything and everything.
We are full of contradictions.
If we somehow get what the point is we leave it alone unless it's really boring and unlikely to be done in finite amount of manhour x time x etc. That is another contradiction right there.
We have monthly(biweekly?) Answer the unan...
@Eric I'm pretty sure you don't have \usepackage{lmodern}, but, as @tohecz suggests, only \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}. For Latin Modern the first call is mandatory, the second one is optional (but recommended).
@egreg yeah, I think that this was probably the case, I didn't really care, I only knew they complained about having rasterized fonts. I told them to switch to TL ;)
@David: I'm not sure you know the recent Internet trend about foxes and what they say, but I wonder if we could apply \trancingall and find out the answer to this question. :)
@egreg If you were on a measuring pass of amsmath but a final TX run would you want it to be true or false? (or tX could just skip the trials if it was in an amsmath and measuring@true,....
@DavidCarlisle It's not the time when one had to be careful with TeX memory any more. ;-) See the same macro used for typesetting the footnote mark in the text and in the footnote, headache follows. ;-)
@egreg It wasn't so much that it would spare a csname, as for the user, if you want to say "only do this once" it might be easier for them (if not for me) if I can arrange that ifmeasuring is false all the time while amsmath is measuring and all but the last tabularx evaluation on the second amsmath setting.
@egreg Oh, that's a nice thing to see when I log in :-)
Ta-da! My online book store is finally open. UK TUG members can get a 25% discount on my LaTeX books. (@JosephWright I've just emailed you the discount code.) There's also a bulk order discount for UK academic institutions.
@egreg Given the cost of shipping, I didn't think anyone outside the UK would be that interested in my shop, but I could do one for TUG as well. Not sure who I'd contact about it, though.
According to what I see in the beamer outer them sidebar (used by the Berkeley theme), I would be able to specify \documentclass[height=20pt]{beamer} or \usetheme[height=20pt]{Berkeley} to set the head height...
...but that doesn't happen.
I have to manually set it via \makeatletter \beamer@headheight=20pt \makeatother after loading \usetheme{Berkeley}.
This theme is good,but I want the row a little small, how can I edit it. Thanks
\documentclass[14pt]{beamer}
\usepackage[space,noindent]{ctex}
\usetheme{Berkeley}
\setbeamercolor{normal text}{bg=black!10}
\begin{document}
\kaishu
\title[aaa]{aaa}
\subtitle{aaa}
\author{aaa}
\institute[aaa]{aaa...
@PauloCereda For some reason I had an image of a nature documentary with a lone Nutella being pounced on by a hungry predator. And here we see a Nutella in its natural environment, the kitchen...
Is there any other document creator software other than TeX (word processor, DTP, webapp etc.) that can syntax highlight source code in a number of programming languages?
For me it seems like a very unique feature to TeX, that without using an external tool (formatter website+copypaste, IDE+copy...
A quick question please: In a book style, should I be adding an explicit \newpage between sections? I never used book style before. In article class, I always add \newpage before \section to make each section show up on new page. I know I can try this to find out, but I am away from the PC now. Thought someone will know easily?
When working with large documents, or even across multiple (smaller) documents, I often find that I forget which typographical consistencies I should stick to.
With TeX being inherently consistent in the way it does things, most things are kept organized without the user even knowing about it. A...
Now, there might not be much in terms of consistency that you'll miss if you add it manually, but it cleans up your code and allows for easy updates in the future.
In this instance, it may be as simple as \let\oldsection\section \renewcommand{\section}{\newpage\oldsection}...
@egreg Oh, This is for my HW's. Each problem, I'd like it to start on a new page. Easier for the grader also. Having a new problem start in middle of a page does not look as good also.
Each problem is a section (or subsection depending on the style). That is why I need to insert \newpage manually all the time. depending on what is it I am doing.
@Nasser I don't think so, but the document is yours. :) In any case, it's better to add code to \section rather than typing \clearpage\section each time. It's as easy as \usepackage{etoolbox}\preto\section{\clearpage} (assuming the class doesn't redefine \section in strange ways.
$I$ is an ideal because clearly $\mathbb Z[i]\cdot I=I$ (that's very easy to verify by definition). Then it's sufficient to say that $I$ has index $2$ as a subgroup and $2$ is a prime number therefore the only supergroup of $I$ inside $\mathbb Z[i]$ is the whole $\mathbb Z[i]$.
This command by @egreg works very nice
\usepackage{etoolbox}\preto\section{\clearpage}
but is there a way to disable it in few places? For example, suppose I have one section that I do _not_ want to clearpage before it. Is there a command I can \disable_clear_page\section{...} and continue? so that the default will be to \clearpage, unless otherwise told to?
I have researched and found that Fermat original short easy proof for Fermat last theorem , Where should I submit this great proof?
This theme is good,but I want the row a little small, how can I edit it. Thanks
\documentclass[14pt]{beamer}
\usepackage[space,noindent]{ctex}
\usetheme{Berkeley}
\setbeamercolor{normal text}{bg=black!10}
\begin{document}
\kaishu
\title[aaa]{aaa}
\subtitle{aaa}
\author{aaa}
\institute[aaa]{aaa...
$I$ is an ideal because clearly $\mathbb Z[i]\cdot I=I$ (that's very easy to verify by definition). Then it's sufficient to say that $I$ has index $2$ as a subgroup and $2$ is a prime number therefore the only supergroup of $I$ inside $\mathbb Z[i]$ is the whole $\mathbb Z[i]$.
