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Hi Ragnar,

welcome to the forum!

Perhaps you have a \raggedright command in your text.

We cannot know without seeing your document, but perhaps create a copy of your document and, step by step, reduce and compile, until you have a small document that shows the issue.

Stefan

Hi!

tabularx is for tables without page break. For tables spanning several pages, better use longtable. (there's ltablex and ltxtable but I did not check if they are maintained).

Stefan

Sure, what did you try? Where is the problem?

I'm not a typing service but I can help if there's a specific problem.

Stefan

Hi Pangur! Expand \fnames before applying \DTLinitials to it. This can be done by using \expandafter , that temporarily skips the next control sequence: \expandafter\DTLinitials\expandafter{\fnames} MWE: \documentclass{scrbook} \usepackage[english]{babel} \usepackage{datatool} \DTLloaddb{members}{fo...

Yes, easy to help out no problem if you ask questions here and save time searching a lot yourself.

Stefan

Hi, welcome to the forum! You have more columns (5) than column formatting specifiers (3, lcr). This would work: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{booktabs} \begin{document} \begin{tabular}{lcccc} \toprule { } & {PASCAL VOC 2012} & {PASCAL Contex} & {CamVid} & {Cityscape} \\ {DeepL...

Hi Kent,

a quick fix would be expanding the argument before it's applied:

\expandafter\mgbluebullets\expandafter[\plist];

Stefan

If you simply comment out (or remove) linkcolor=Ugray, in \hypersetup , then you can see the heading texts in the table of contents. Or try instead: \definecolor{Ugray}{rgb}{0,0,0} Just to see what happens. It's the link color that makes the text hardly visible, as table of content entries are links...

Hi Paulina,

welcome to the forum!

Looks like the chapter title font in the table of contents is white. Possibly. But it's hard to guess. Can you perhaps post your full preamble? Such as your usepackage.tex file? It's only settings, no document content needed.

Stefan

Hello, welcome to the forum! That looks like an operation system question (Windows, Linux, Max OS X, ...) but is not LaTeX related. LaTeX is just compiling to a PDF, not involved in printing. So, I guess, users of your operating system in a forum may answer with sufficiently detailed information. An...