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@all folks interested in KerTeX

More packages have been added to enhance the latex capabilites. kerTeX added lm, ec, oberdiek and other packages. Please check the website out.

FYI,

If there are any linux users out there, you are welcome to try kertex out without installing. Get a copy of Porteus ...

Dear folks,

This is an FYI, there is a new lightweight simple TeX/LaTeX distrubution called KerTeX .

It is lightweight, requires few things like bison, flex, ed, lftp, all of which are available either from source or through a package manager in Linux or BSD*. It does not have pdflatex, pdftex ...

Please do not quote me directly. I do not know and at the moment I cannot test TeXniccenter under a non-admin account. I understand that TeXniccenter installs to C:\Program Files\TeXniccenter\,

There's something that can be done to help you, but I am not sure how to do it. Maybe editing the ...

Give your account Administrative priviledges. Otherwise do not complain that it does not work as you would like for it work.

Download it from here:

http://dcwww.camd.dtu.dk/~schiotz/comp/ ... pacing.sty

Copy it to your working directory and it should work.

Do you have MiKTeX installed?

Can you run from the command prompt
> pdflatex file.tex

What does it return back?

If you do not have MiKTeX installed, which TeX system are you using?
TeXnicCenter can be modified for other TeX systems besides MiKTeX.

phanindra,

Your troubles appear to be with Adobe Reader 8. If you look in the thread above this one, Using Adobe 8, there are several workarounds for this issue. Try to browse the thread above this one and there you should find out what you need to work this problem out.

Maybe you would be interested in looking at the following page

http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=overfull

You can set lengths and emergency lengths as well

\setlength{\emergencystretch}{3em}

Try that and hopefully this helps you out.

If I understand your question correctly, you want \vfill to let you put some stuff right before the end of the page.

Using the following

\vfill

\eject

pushes everything below the \vfill to the next page. However I do not know how to still allow some stuff after it. \vspace{*} might be your ...

You can use verbatim environment

\begin{verbatim}
C++ Code to go HERE

/* the first C++ program
* - just outputs `Hello, World!'
*/

#include <iostream> // declarations for I/O

int main() // main function main()
{
/* print `Hello, World!' on standard output channel std::cout
* followed by an ...