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Chris (cmhughes, author of latexindent)

I think that the newly-defined psgraph in pst-plot accomplishes this. The latest pst-plot.pdf describes it; it was only released a month ago, so I don't feel too bad for missing it.

The trouble with \resizebox is that everything gets scaled, including labels and text, which can make for an ugly picture in the context of the document.

Using \psset{unit=...} on its own is fine, but one has no idea how big the picture is going to end up; I have a lot of pspictures and I don't ...

Yes, that's what my code does, according to the value of xmin, xmax, and the desired width.

I just wondered if there was an in-built way of doing it.

Hi all,
I'd like the ability to re-size my pspicture to a specified width, but I don't want to use \resizebox or \psscalebox. The reason I don't want to use either of these options is that they both scale the font size of the labels, and any other text within the graphic.

I've found a way to do ...

Gosh, that's brilliant, thanks very much!

I think I will use your hanging environment. The ideas you gave me prompted me to see if I could achieve it with ntheorem. I think that I have managed it (see the code below). I don't know which is more preferable though?

I really appreciate your help on ...

Thank you *so* much for your reply. I completely agree with you about the comic sans font; it was the first thing I could think of to show what I wanted- it felt wrong, major apols.

I really like your approach, and thanks for providing so many different alternatives. To answer some of your ...

Hi all,
I am currently using the ntheorem package to create some theorems. I would like the text of the theorem to have a hanging indent (see attached picture).

I have tried using a newtheoremstyle, but haven't succeeded yet. A MWE is below- any help would be greatly appreciated.


\documentclass ...

Many thanks for your response. I think that the link you provided will be the most useful.

Hi all,
I'd like to have a command that can write multiple lines to a .log file; in particular, I wonder if there is a way to avoid using \string to escape the \ character.

I've pasted a MWE below- any help would be greatly appreciated.

Chris


\documentclass[10pt,letter]{report}

% set up the ...