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You're welcome and yes, that is what I meant. It doesn't need to be within \makeatletter/\makeatother, though (there's no @ in any of the command names used in \nomgroup's definition). I would like to avoid that I have done something wrong and run into problems sometime later. Don't you worry, probl...

Can you explain the meanings of the single modifications you made in the following line? {@{}p{0.1\\textwidth}p{\\dimexpr0.8\\textwidth-4\\tabcolsep}>{\\raggedleft\\arraybackslash}p{0.1\\textwidth}@{}} I can try :) the first @{} suppresses the space normally reserved to the left of the first column...

this doesn't work, if there are more than one nomenclature entries. oops, my bad... \raggedleft and friends change the meaning of \\. preamble "\n\\begin{thenomenclature}\n% \\begin{longtable}[l]% {@{}p{0.1\\textwidth}p{\\dimexpr0.8\\textwidth-4\\tabcolsep}>{\\raggedleft\\arraybackslash}p{0.1\...

well, the first part about bold + sans is easy, just prepend \sffamily and \bfseries to \nomgroup, say heading_prefix "\\multicolumn{3}{@{}l}{\\sffamily\\bfseries\\nomgroup{" the second part about the unit right aligned needs a bit more tinkering... (come to think of it, you may be better ...

Well, I crunched some numbers---this is what I came up with (provided, the actual data for LRTC curve is not relevant): \documentclass{article} \usepackage{tikz} \usetikzlibrary{intersections} \newcommand\myx{} \newcommand\myy{} \begin{document} \begin{tikzpicture}[samples=32, >=latex] \draw[->] ...

Well, the way I figured, you already read through the datetime2 documentation, so I looked up the source code.
Anyway, you may have overlooked \DTMsetup{showdow=false}, which may do what you want, too.

KR
Rainer

Perhaps you could start with the LRTC curve. Then you can post some code, where you could ask for how to derive the LRAC/LRMC curves from. And, of, course, you could explain what those acronyms stand for. I'd say long run total/average/marginal cost, but `I'm leaning far out the window' here, as one...

What would you expect such a \Bisubsubsection{hi}{hi} to do, exactly?
To me, it sounds like some sort of bi-lingual heading, but then again, a heading would (normally) be followed by text...

KR
Rainer

What I am wondering is if there is a way to make showdow=false on the front page whilst allow the default of showdow=true to apply to the rest of the document? I am basically looking to see if there is a way of localising the setting of showdow within a specific environment. you could try \DTMshowd...

Why don't you just use \chapter for chapters and \part for parts?

KR
Rainer