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Hi,

I'm looking for a little help customizing a theorem heading with ntheorem .

I am hoping to achieve theorem headings that look something like one would get if you typeset:

\small\sc Test-1 \normalsize The theorem itself here

Only, of course, I am looking for the theorem itself to manage the ...

Hi all,

I was wondering if you could help. I'm using a large number of different propositions in my document, that I need to keep a running number on, and cross reference.

I want something that would end up looking a bit like this:



\begin{itemize}
\item [C$_1$] blah blah blah
\item [C$_2 ...

Hi,

I've got a bit of a problem. I'm trying to write a paper with the main text doublespaced, and the footnotes single-spaced. I'm using the document class 'article' and setspace. Everything I read tells me that this should produce the result I want, but stubbornly the footnotes come out double ...

Hi,

I use the "todonotes" package to insert margin notes into my work. These are only for my own reference, and I don't want to include them in my word count.

These notes look a little like this:
\todo{Insert reference here}

I use "texcount" to count the words in my document. But I don't want ...

Hi,

My TexShop (running on Macbook Pro, itself running 10.5.8) has started acting really strange.

Even a simple document like the one below generates the problem so I don't think it can be a package problem.
\documentclass{article}


\title{test}
\author{letty}
\date{} % delete this line to ...

Thanks for the quick response. Todonotes looks like a really useful package, and frabjous's suggestion works really simply for my existing documents.

Thanks again,

Letty.

At the moment, I use the packages 'soul' and 'color' to highlight sections of my work. I do this to flag that I'm not happy with what I've written yet, and need to redraft. I want to do this in the finished version so I can see the issue clearly, rather than just putting a %-ed out note in the code ...

Hi Frabjous - thank you so much for that.

The AMSmath \text{...} solution works perfectly, except when I do a really long sentence as the example, in which case it spills over the edge of the page. Putting in the text below should illustrate the problem (I hope!) e.g.:
\documentclass[leqno,fleqn ...

Hi,

My query is very similar to an older one, that can be found here

However, the solution suggested doesn't quite work as I need it.

I want to include numbered examples in my work. So far, I've used the Covington package to do this pretty well. It sorts all the numbering out for me, and allows ...