Adding links to PDFs , both internal and external, certainly only makes sense for digital copies of the file. Nevertheless, they still come in handy, for example for actual WWW-addresses or as direct reference inside a document. Local references As usual, you first need the package which handles the links: \usepackage{hyperref} This does the job … [Read more…]
The default page layout is “portrait”, but sometimes it is still useful/necessary to have the whole document or only single pages changed to “landscape”. The latter might be due to a large table or figure. This post will tell you how to change the page layout of the whole document or single pages to “landscape”. … [Read more…]
Usually figures are placed where there is enough space, e.g. for begin{figure}[ht] at the beginning of the next page. Sometimes, some or all figures are placed at the end of the document. What if you want to place the figure within your text, because you have other figures which you do not want to place … [Read more…]
Remark: The subfigure package has been replace by subfig and is therefore obsolete. Please see my post on that topic. There are two different ways to place two figures/tables side-by-side. The subfigure package provides functionality to arrange figures and tables next to each other, within the usual figure-floating-environment. You can find a post on the … [Read more…]
Number sets such as natural numbers () or complex numbers () are not provided by default by LaTeX. It doesn’t mean that LaTeX doesn’t know those sets, or more importantly their symbols… There are two packages which provide the same set of symbols. You can choose to load either of them: Now, you have access … [Read more…]