That seems to have been the problem! I couldn't find how \degree is defined (I didn't write the whole code...just the contents) but I put a third "0" in and now it displays "00" like I wanted it to.
Thanks for your help!
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- Wed Oct 28, 2009 12:27 pm
- Forum: Text Formatting
- Topic: displaying numbers
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- Tue Oct 27, 2009 9:16 pm
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displaying numbers
ok so I've tried that code you wrote there and that worked. I also tried those work arounds you suggested and they didn't work.
Heres the bit:
So there's quite a lot that can go wrong there.
Heres the bit:
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(LH: $10^\textit{h} 50 +57^\degree 00$ see \cite{lonsdale03}) - Tue Oct 27, 2009 8:24 pm
- Forum: Text Formatting
- Topic: displaying numbers
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displaying numbers
Hi,
So I've looked around online and in various help manuals but this is a really basic stupid thing that I can't find anything on!
I'm currently writing a paper and Latex won't display "00". It will only have one "0" there in the PDF when I've put two in the tex file...
What am I doing wrong? I've ...
So I've looked around online and in various help manuals but this is a really basic stupid thing that I can't find anything on!
I'm currently writing a paper and Latex won't display "00". It will only have one "0" there in the PDF when I've put two in the tex file...
What am I doing wrong? I've ...
