Hi,
a question again: can text block be made indivisible in sense of making it never be started in one page and ended into another (at best, provided, its shorter than page height)?
If I use \newtheorem{conclusion}{Conclusion}[section]
\begin{conclusion}
..
\end{conclusion}
how should it be done?
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Re: Make some block of text indivisible?
Perhaps so, but could you also give some clue about how to include it within \begin..\end? Used \newtheorem is from \usepackage{amsmath, amsthm, amssymb}, I think...