Actually, it compiled with newlin, but it messes up alignements in the headings.
I couldn't flushright the mark (it was strange, it looks like a combination of centering and flushright).
\\ did what I wanted to, so I prefered to use \\.
But thanks for the proposition.
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- Mon Feb 06, 2012 6:27 pm
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- Mon Feb 06, 2012 6:00 pm
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Re: multicol | Dictionary-like Headers
I understood the problem (Actually, someone told me)
raggedright change the definition of \\
so I replaced raggedright by \setlength{\rightskip}{\fill}
And it works
raggedright change the definition of \\
so I replaced raggedright by \setlength{\rightskip}{\fill}
And it works
- Mon Feb 06, 2012 5:05 pm
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- Topic: multicol | Dictionary-like Headers
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multicol | Dictionary-like Headers
Hi everybody,
I'm a french student and my english is not very good, so I hope I won't make to many "faux-amis"
I'm making a "alumni book" (is it the right expression?) for the school. I want to have a dictionary-like heading, with fancyhdr.
I don't have any problem with monoline heading, but I ...
I'm a french student and my english is not very good, so I hope I won't make to many "faux-amis"
I'm making a "alumni book" (is it the right expression?) for the school. I want to have a dictionary-like heading, with fancyhdr.
I don't have any problem with monoline heading, but I ...