Re: \reversemarginpar places notes too far out - SOLVED

On 09 Sep 2013, Les Denham wrote: On Mon, 9 Sep 2013 10:46:05 +0100 Anthony Campbell a...@acampbell.org.uk wrote: As far as I can see this makes marginal notes unusable for the book class. Unless I'm wrong, perhaps it should be documented in the help files? Anthony, If you're using

Re: \reversemarginpar places notes too far out - SOLVED

On 09 Sep 2013, Les Denham wrote: On Mon, 9 Sep 2013 10:46:05 +0100 Anthony Campbell a...@acampbell.org.uk wrote: As far as I can see this makes marginal notes unusable for the book class. Unless I'm wrong, perhaps it should be documented in the help files? Anthony, If you're using

Re: \reversemarginpar places notes too far out - SOLVED

On 09 Sep 2013, Les Denham wrote: > On Mon, 9 Sep 2013 10:46:05 +0100 > Anthony Campbell wrote: > > > As far as I can see this makes marginal notes unusable for the book > > class. Unless I'm wrong, perhaps it should be documented in the help > > files? > > Anthony, > >

Re: \reversemarginpar places notes too far out - update

On 02 Sep 2013, Anthony Campbell wrote: I'm writing a book (book class) in which I want to have marginal notes containing symbols, rather like the Dummies series. As it's a book I'm using the two-sided layout. This works OK using the marginal note command, but after I put a blank page at

Re: \reversemarginpar places notes too far out - update

On Mon, 9 Sep 2013 10:46:05 +0100 Anthony Campbell a...@acampbell.org.uk wrote: As far as I can see this makes marginal notes unusuable for the book class. Unless I'm wrong, perhaps it should be documented in the help files? Anthony, If you're using the book class, by default you are assumed

Re: \reversemarginpar places notes too far out - update

On 02 Sep 2013, Anthony Campbell wrote: I'm writing a book (book class) in which I want to have marginal notes containing symbols, rather like the Dummies series. As it's a book I'm using the two-sided layout. This works OK using the marginal note command, but after I put a blank page at

Re: \reversemarginpar places notes too far out - update

On Mon, 9 Sep 2013 10:46:05 +0100 Anthony Campbell a...@acampbell.org.uk wrote: As far as I can see this makes marginal notes unusuable for the book class. Unless I'm wrong, perhaps it should be documented in the help files? Anthony, If you're using the book class, by default you are assumed

Re: \reversemarginpar places notes too far out - update

On 02 Sep 2013, Anthony Campbell wrote: > I'm writing a book (book class) in which I want to have marginal notes > containing symbols, rather like the Dummies series. As it's a book I'm > using the two-sided layout. > > This works OK using the marginal note command, but after I put a blank > page

Re: \reversemarginpar places notes too far out - update

On Mon, 9 Sep 2013 10:46:05 +0100 Anthony Campbell wrote: > As far as I can see this makes marginal notes unusuable for the book > class. Unless I'm wrong, perhaps it should be documented in the help > files? Anthony, If you're using the book class, by default you are

\reversemarginpar places notes too far out

I'm writing a book (book class) in which I want to have marginal notes containing symbols, rather like the Dummies series. As it's a book I'm using the two-sided layout. This works OK using the marginal note command, but after I put a blank page at the beginning (needed to make the title page

\reversemarginpar places notes too far out

I'm writing a book (book class) in which I want to have marginal notes containing symbols, rather like the Dummies series. As it's a book I'm using the two-sided layout. This works OK using the marginal note command, but after I put a blank page at the beginning (needed to make the title page

\reversemarginpar places notes too far out

I'm writing a book (book class) in which I want to have marginal notes containing symbols, rather like the Dummies series. As it's a book I'm using the two-sided layout. This works OK using the marginal note command, but after I put a blank page at the beginning (needed to make the title page