Text Formatting ⇒ Same Alignment for Text as for Heading

[Lalitp]

Here you can see that "Quality Control/Inspection" is at left side in generated PDF, and other content is displaced by some space.

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\documentclass[12pt]{article}

\begin{document}
  \tableofcontents

  \section{Advantages}

  \subsubsection{Application Areas}
Quality Control / Inspection

Comparison of actual data with nominal data 

Mold and Toolmaking

Tool reconstruction

Scan data for generation of milling tool paths

Documentation of actual 3D data at tool release

\end{document}

I want all contents same as "Quality Control/Inspection" position.

So, what modification is necessary in script?

[localghost]

An identical problem has already been discussed in one of your other questions.


Basic reading:

• LaTeX Resources for Beginners

Thorsten

[Stefan Kottwitz]

It appreciate that you posted a compilable example. Also very good that you added tags, even if not perfectly matching, I changed them. Tags help to get the forum sorted.

To your problem, which is actually similar to the earlier question, perhaps the intention may be a bit different. If you want to change the alignment of those lines, which is the paragraph indentation, you can switch it off by

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\setlength{\parindent}{0pt}

in your preamble. Then all those lines are left aligned with the headings. However, paragraph indentation helps to see where a paragraph ended and a new one started. So, either change those lines to headings, such as with \subsection, \subsubsection or \paragraph, or insert \noindent before such pseudo-headings, or change the paragraph indentation mode to vertical paragraph skips by

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\usepackage{parskip}

instead.

Stefan