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marcoesteves
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Text with advance after equation or figure

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Hello.
When I insert equation or figure, next text block start with advance.
Can I change it?

E.g.

Normal text
Equation
:arrow: :arrow: advanced text

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Stefan Kottwitz
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Re: Text with advance after equation or figure

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Do you mean an indentation? Horizontal space, or vertical? How is your code?
Don't use \par or an empty line after an equation.

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marcoesteves
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Text with advance after equation or figure

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Stefan_K wrote:Do you mean an indentation? Horizontal space, or vertical? How is your code?
Don't use \par or an empty line after an equation.

Stefan
Identation, horizontal space.
With equation, I solve the problem. With figure no.

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\begin{figure}[H]
\center
\includegraphics[scale=0.8,bb=12 14.25 312 213]{Diagrama_agentes.pdf}
\caption{Diagrama funcionamento do RL}\label{esquema1}
\end{figure}
TEXT(without linespace
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Text with advance after equation or figure

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Try \noindent before the text.

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marcoesteves
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Text with advance after equation or figure

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Stefan_K wrote:Try \noindent before the text.

Stefan
Works!
Another LaTeX trick :)
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