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AleCes wrote:Sorry, Al.x if I meddle with your topic, but it seems to me you have exactly the same problem I exposed in this topic of mine which I posted some days ago!
So, what do you think about merging the two?

Hey AleCes,

I have no problem with that

Alexander

It doubt it has anything to do with what's coming from Word. More likely it's just that LaTeX uses rubber spacing between paragraphs which stretch in order to make each page not just horizontally justified but vertically justified: i.e., each page takes up the same space from top to bottom, much ...

Hi guys,

Something really weird is happening with the space between paragraphs in my document.

Generally, I do not want any vertical space when beginning a new paragraph, just an indent. Now, this happens everywhere in my document, except a couple of places where large spaces have been inserted ...

Awesome. So, I've tried some of that, and received an error.[…]
The \arraybackslash command is only necessary for the last column to restore the \\ command for a new tabular line.


Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten
Hi,

add \arraybackslash immediately after every \centering (or ...

Awesome :-)

So, I've tried some of that, and received an error.


\begin{tabular}{>{\centering}b{2cm}>{\centering}b{2cm}>{\centering}b{\cellWidth}>{\centering}b{\cellWidth}>{\centering}b{\cellWidth}>{\centering}b{\cellWidth}>{\centering}b{\cellWidth}>{\centering}b{\cellWidth}>{\centering}b ...

Hi guys,

I've been making quite a few tables these past few days. Been using the array-package to allow vertical alignment in the tabular-environment, typically;

\begin{tabular}{b{1.5cm}b{1.5cm}b{1.5cm}b{1.5cm}b{1.5cm}}
... bunch of stuff
\end{tabular}

But how on earth does one handle horizontal ...

Nice! Haven't seen that before

Have a good one...

Alex

Well I'll be.... It worked!

Dude. Thanks.

So - small round-off question: why did you change "\[" to "\("? I see that it is necessary, cause it doesn't work with "\[". Is that some fancy math mode?

Alex

Hi Stefan,

Thanks for your suggestion, but that isn't what I had in mind. I've already made it as small as possible (if I make it any smaller, the reader is going to need a magnifying glass).

I simply want to center the matrix to the page. Btw, I'm not really sure how you would use \resizebox ...

Hi,

I'm trying to fit a fairly wide matrix on a page. I've already made it \tiny, and it looks fairly good, but it is still slightly outside my right margin. I saw an example of someone who tried \makebox around a table to fit a wide table, and that seems to work, but I haven't been able to do ...