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And yet another thing, in which I don't like that, compared to the editor method, the corresponding lines are not directly underneath:

...
\usepackage{comment}

\begin{document}

\includecomment{versiona} \excludecomment{versionb}
% \includecomment{versionb} \excludecomment{versiona}


\begin ...

found something myself:


\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
\usepackage{ifthen}

\newcounter{Strg1} %new Variable
\setcounter{Strg1}{1} %set it to 0 for noprint or 1 for print

\newcommand{\hide}[4]{%
\ifthenelse{#1 = #2}{#3}{#4}
}

\begin{document}

\verstecken{\value ...

Hi.

Anyone got an idea how to keep different output versions within one document? To explain what I want to do: I have to design tests for math courses so that there are two sets A and B of students so that each B may sit next to an A and never a B, getting different forms corresponding to their ...

Hi there.

Dear forum team.

Wouldn't it be nice to make this latex community a home for the users of online editors by giving them a category of their own?

An online editor is an actual editor in the webpage joined with a specific installation of LateX which you as user can't modify to fit your ...

Let's talk about MonkeyTeX here. My first question is:

How to download a .tex file via the API?


Thanks.

Hi there.

I am using monkeytex nearly exclusively. It has proved very useful when you're working in different environments and don't want to carry your own PC around with you.

I've tried other online editors and they didn't work that stable and conveniently. There's a plugin for google docs which ...

This is the tool I was looking for: Found it more or less accidentially.

Thanks to adrian.

Isn't your proposal, i.e. using a separate column, the one that puts the word (i.e. the marks counter) right next to the text? I don't want it to appear in a separate column, for I don't want to use so much space on the page for it. Furthermore the page without a separate column ...

Hi.

I am new to LaTeX.
I need a tool which makes one word be set always at the end of an existing line i.e. always at the right, but not in a column right next to the lines, but underneath them, just as a part of the line. Currently I am using \hfill. But each time the line gets near to its maximum ...