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That's exactly what I was looking for! I was a little worried when you started changing standard labels, but everything seems to work out fine (even with multiple Axiom environments and an enumerate thrown in). Of course you knew that, but it's good to verify.

Thanks a lot!

Hi, Jhon

you could use the enumitem package; a little example:


That was very helpful and a great start for me; unfortunately, not sufficient: I need to write a self-contained (or reliant only on standard packages) package/class to give to authors, to maintain consistency of style across a ...

Hello,

I am working on an environment for axiom lists. The end result should look something like:
\begin{axiomlist}[AMon]
\item Axiom 1 \label{axm:test}
\item Axiom 2
\item Axiom 3
\end{axiomlist}
which should produce output like

(AMon1) Axiom 1
(AMon2) Axiom 2
(AMon3) Axiom 3


I have that ...

Indeed! Thanks again for your help!

-- John.

Thank you Thorsten for your reply! It turns out (thanks again to the fonttable package) that the TS1 encoding doesn't even hold the desired symbol; what ended up working was changing TS1 to T1 in both places. (Of course, who has the various font tables memorized?)

I had no idea that the various ...

Hello all,

I'm trying to use the glyph "Ł" (L with stroke) with the MinionPro package (under pdflatex). Normally, this character would be accessed using the \L command, but MinionPro helpfully redefined that command to produce a "Th" ligature.

I've created a font table using the fonttable package ...