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A bit slow to react here.

At the moment, no futher work is being done on breqn. Including debugging. The remaining maintainers basically do not have the time.

Can it do that on a genereal PDF, or does it have to have commenting enabled in the PDF file? (this is usually listed in the document info)

Why don't you just use ntheorem instead?

was solved off list, easy change

I would recommend that users should not use memsty for their own projects. If there is something you like in it, steal the code.

memsty is made to typeset the memoir manual, and adds stuff that you might not need. For example it is quite messy with its use of new ...

What on earth have you done to that LOF? Why are there such a variation in font size?

Since the text is read, I assume, you are using hyperref. Try adding the breaklinks option to hyperref (I assume you are using pdflatex)

You may be confusing a few things here. Memoir is not a package, it is a class. The memoir manual support files are packages (.sty files).

I would recommend that you simply made your own package, not that hard. And copy stuff from the memman support packages until you had what you needed.

In my ...

the memoir class is not a resource hog, but the memoir manual IS.

If you insist of using that as a base for your document without knowing what it does or which parts of it you actually need, then that is your choice.

BTW: A modified version of glossaries that should cut down on the use of writes is in the making.

in what way depending? What exactly do you need from that setup?

There is no way of encreasing the number of writes (anoys me too)

This

\documentclass[10pt]{memoir}


\usepackage[acronym,toc]{glossaries}
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\newglossary[slg]{symbols}{sym}{sbl}{List of Symbols}

\makeglossaries

% The following definitions will go in the main glossary

\newglossaryentry{culdesac}{name=cul-de-sac,description={passage
or ...