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Use a combination of \overset and \underset which are provided by amsmath

Glad to help, I'm not going to comment on you second sentence

Sounds like you are using the 'draft' option somewhere in your document.

Read this link
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Random bits of code are useless and make it very difficukt for people to help.

Looks like each word is created and positioned individually with the background colour. The "f" character is too wide so is covered by the background of the next word. Add a small space to words that end with an "f" \documentclass{article} \usepackage{color,soul} \definecolor{lig...

A table is a float like a figure so you need to have a \begin{table}..\end{table} somewhere for it to appear in the \listoftables. What does Table1A.tex contain, only a tabular environment?

You could try

We need more information. From your other gnuplot related post, you use the latex terminal, do you use the colour option? Can you post an example of how you create the histogram (the gnuplot commands), a minimal working example (MWE) and either the file 'data.dat' or a small amount of it so we can r...

You could use gnuplot to create the subfigures


Then you can include the output in latex like a single figure.

I think the formula in your MWE is vertically centered over 3 standard rows. By expanding the height with \parbox the alignment is lost. Try changing the distance between rows to get vertical alignment \documentclass{article} \usepackage{multirow,longtable,array} \begin{document} \renewcommand{\arra...

Are you on a windows or linux/unix system?

If linux/unix the command 'sed', combined with a basic script will allow you to do what you want. Windows, I don't know.

Thanks for the responses, I've dropped the automatic adjustment of the parentheses to get everything aligned.

I'll definitely remember the \mathstrut for the future.

Thanks again.