Page Layout ⇒ Start two columns *from this point on*
Start two columns *from this point on*
The first page will contain an abstract, a paragraph with wide margins to either side. From this point on, I want the article layout to be split into two columns. But this two column implentation begins at some arbitrary location about halfway down the first page and carries through to the end of the article. However, there is no clean way I know of doing this.
Last edited by ptrcao on Thu Apr 21, 2011 5:53 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Start two columns *from this point on*
This should help: http://ctan.org/pkg/multicol. Best Regards
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Start two columns *from this point on*
Most kind is Montag. Solution accepted.Montag wrote:This should help: http://ctan.org/pkg/multicol. Best Regards
OS info: Win XP | Debian 6.0 | Ubuntu 10.04
Latex editor of choice: TexWorks (for dual view feature)
Latex editor of choice: TexWorks (for dual view feature)