Text Formatting ⇒ Word Counters

[QwareeqMathematics]

Hi ;

How to get enumerating like this :

One, Two , Three , Four ,...etc

Thank you

[gmedina]

Hi,

you can use the optional argument of the \item command ans some of the options that the enumitem package provides to control the labels' position:

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\documentclass{book}
\usepackage{enumitem}

\begin{document}

\begin{enumerate}[leftmargin=*,widest=Three]
  \item[One] First item.
  \item[Two] Second item.
  \item[Three] Third item.
  \item[Four] Fourth item.
\end{enumerate}

\end{document}

Refer to the package documentation for further information.

[QwareeqMathematics]

Hi ;

In fact gmedina , I need to change the counter in chapter from arabic to words counter [One, Two , Three,...etc]

I could change it from arabic to any well-known format in \LaTeX [Roman, ...etc].

So, How ??
Thank you

[localghost]

[...] In fact gmedina , I need to change the counter in chapter from arabic to words counter [One, Two , Three,...etc] [...]

You better choose the right terms to describe the problem correctly from the beginning. Thinking of enumeration, the enumerate environment is also the first that comes to my mind.

I once worked out a solution to get chapters numbered the way you want [1]. It is also possible to get a numbering with small greek letters [2]. It works the same way.

[1] View topic: Spelled-out chapter numbers
[2] View topic: greek letters as page numerals

[QwareeqMathematics]

Sorry, I was thinking there is a special word to that as \Roman ,...etc. Since I can change the enumeration in chapter like

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\renewcommand{\thechapter}{\Roman{chapter}}

Thank u .

[localghost]

Sorry, I was thinking there is a special word to that as \Roman ,...etc. Since I can change the enumeration in chapter like [...]

Once again. We are not talking about enumeration but about numbering. Just try the solution for spelled numbering as introduced in the thread I referred to in my last reply.

[QwareeqMathematics]

O.k.

Thx