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I wasn't aware of that change. Normally, I work with the ieeetr bibliography style. Just recently I wanted to add the page numbers to the references and link them to the page / or pages where it was cited. I found a way to ad this information at the end of the reference. This is done by adding the ...

Have a look at: http://theoval.cmp.uea.ac.uk/~nlct/late ... node9.html.

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You could use the landscape package in order to have the page rotated on which your table is situated. However, the table will be too long for one page then. To solve this, I would use the longtable package. I've just recently compiled a huge table with the two mentioned environments and it works ...

I'm not too sure what you mean with the 'align cases' thing, but you can indeed 'unalign' things in-between the align environment and then go on with the same alignment as before.

\begin{align*}
x &= \sin t
\intertext{Text in here will be printed as a normal paragraph. In here you can obviously ...

I can't run your code since half of it is missing. Please provide a working minimal example.

Thank you

I have not tested this, but try \begin{samepage}...\end{samepage} as suggested in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2210 ... page-break.

I double frabjous' post once more.

With your still very vague problem description, all I can do is return an equally vague answer...

You might want to look in the pstricks packet. \rput offers you the option to align text on; center(c), top(c), bottom(b), baseline(B), left(l) and right(r).

We can't find 'ABC' nor 'gpqw' in your code. How are we supposed to know what you're talking about?
Please provide a minimal working example and(/or) a better problem description, if you want an answer to your post.

Does THAT work?

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I usually use the fancyhdr package to change the head and foot like of my documents. I don't think you can define the page numbering specifically for specific environments like minitoc. But you could define two commands ( \minitocheader , \normalheader ) which change the header style to the one you ...