Notes on making the LaTeX markup language do what you want it to do.
use pdflatex(1) to create PDF files. See the PdfLatexNotes page for more.
Here is a command that lets you do different things with numbers depending on their magnitude.
\newcommand{\formatnumber}[[1]{ \ifnum#1=0 {\bf zero} \else \ifnum#1<2 {\bf one} \else {\bf two or more}\fi \fi }
! LaTeX Error: Float(s) lost. See the LaTeX manual or LaTeX Companion for explanation. Type H <return> for immediate help. ... l.2085 \end{figure} ? [34] ! LaTeX Error: This may be a LaTeX bug. See the LaTeX manual or LaTeX Companion for explanation. Type H <return> for immediate help.
I got this message when I had a figure at the start of a \subsection with no text before it. Moving the figure down a bit so that some text appeared before it in the input file fixed this.
See the LatexMakefiles page.
\usepackage{rotating} ... \begin{turn}{90}% vertical \end{turn}
see /usr/share/doc/tetex-version/latex/rotating/examples.tex if you have the tetex-doc package installed.
\newpage \vspace*\fill \begin{centering} {\small \copyright{} 2005} \end{centering}
See also LatexWordcount.
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