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I want to cite a chapter in a book like this:
see ABC (2008, Chapter2-3)
So I tried
see \cite[Chapter~2-3]{ABC08}
but it appears
see (ABC, 2008, Chapter2-3)
How can I fix it?
Thanks.
OK I know now.
I should use \citet instead of \cite!
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I tried to really learn it but it's the most frustrating interface I've ever used in my life. I understand the concepts but positioning things just where I want them is very difficult. So, are you guys using it?
Yes, it's extremely hard to grasp at first but it's a wonderful tool.
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I'm trying how to Generate Alphabets using Bezier Curves in iOS based on user input. Are there any existing classes for this? Can someone give me a general summary of what would be required? I just need help getting started.
Use this tutorial may be this will help you...
http://mobile.tutsplus.com/tutorials/iphone/ios-sdk_freehand-drawing/
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I have tried it doing with different calendar libraries out there.But its not working for me.
please suggest something to overcome this issue
The calendar View I want to show is given here.
I have made this sliding menu
https://github.com/bishalg/SliderMenu
Looks like it has exact slider menu as per your need.
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I have tried \' or $'$ but the apostrophe after s does not appear in Latex. Do you know how can I do it?
What do you mean? Both kinds of apostrophes (sorry if that's not the correct typographical name) show up in both normal and math mode. (Not an answer, but typesetting needed for question.)
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
A'B'C
A`B`C
$A'B'C$
$A`B`C$
\end{document}
(This would perhaps be a better question on the TeX stackexchange group.)
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My apologies if this seems like a very newb question, but my attempts at directly googling for this seems to suffer a great deal of interference from TeX help pages, and I do not have a TeX reference book handy.
I borrowed a book from a classmate, it seems this works reasonably well for me.
\vfil \break
\clearpage should do the trick, even if figures or tables are included.