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I write my thesis in LaTeX. I want to set up the document to have 60 symbols per line and 30 lines per page. How to do this?
I would say this goes against LaTeX principles: don't concern yourself with these futilities, and just write your text. LaTeX will typeset your document The Right Way (TM).
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I am trying to make a thorough header in LaTeX that will save time later when I write quizzes and tests. I'd like to include solutions to each question in the .tex file, with some flag that toggles whether they appear when compiled.
So in a document like this...
\begin{document}
Some question
\solution{ the answer to the question}
\end{document}
..the solution would be invisible unless I include a "\showsolutions" flag.
Is there a command I can create that will do this?
Use \newif to create a new if-type construct, and set the default value.
\newif\ifshowsolutions
\showsolutionsfalse
Then use it in your \solution command
\newcommand{solution}[1]{\ifshowsolutions #1 \fi}
To turn on solutions, use
\showsolutionstrue
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How can I add a table of contents after the beginning of a chapter?
See Master Thesis , page 1.
Btw, does anyone know what LaTeX documentclass / style this is ?! Looks really nice.
I believe the minitoc package does what you want:
http://www.ctex.org/documents/packages/contents/minitoc.pdf
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I want to print these set of characters (inside double quotes) “\r\t \n[]<>"?'()!#$%&*+-\/,:;.#" in LaTeX. How do I do this?
Well I found the answer by myself
$\backslash$r$\backslash$t $\backslash$n[]\textless\textgreater\textquotedblright?\textquoteright()!\#\$\%\&*+-$\backslash$\slash,;:.#
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What are MS OneNote .onetoc2 files? I need to know if this important or just a useless file.
It's a OneNote table of contents file.
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what's the meaning of the term doublerule in the publishing industry? anyone can provide an example please.. Thanks :)
A rule is a line. So a double rule would be a double line, like under a chapter heading in some cases.