GeneralEnumerate: do not reset counter each time

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Matifou
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Enumerate: do not reset counter each time

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Hi

My request can seem a little bit funny... I wish to have enumerate lists that do not reset the counter each time, I mean even if I close the enumerate, the folowing enum block will keep same number...

Any idea on how one can do this? Looked through the net but did not find :-(

Thanks!!

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Enumerate: do not reset counter each time

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Matifou wrote:[…] Looked through the net but did not find […]
Look at the right place: CTAN — The Comprehensive TeX Archive Network. Or consult the TeX Catalogue [1]. There you will find the enumitem package. It should be already part of your TeX distribution thus installable by the corresponding package manager.

[1] The TeX Catalogue Online, Topic index


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Re: Enumerate: do not reset counter each time

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Thanks a lot for your fats answer!

Indeed, enumitem does what I wish, with the [resume] option. However, I forgot to mention that I am looking for a solution working for the beamer package. It seems there are many conflicts between enumitem and beamer, and I could not get working it.

Would you be aware of any other solution? Something maybe more direct?

Thanks!!
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Matifou wrote:[…] It seems there are many conflicts between enumitem and beamer, and I could not get working it. […]
You have to be more precise. A concrete example with the exact error message is indispensable [1]. In the meantime you should know that.

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