>>>>> "Bruce" == Bruce Pourciau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bruce> Now and then I would like to indent the first line of a Bruce> paragraph that latex has left flush. For example, switching to Bruce> a standard environment after a block quotation does not indent Bruce> the first line. If this first line is still part of the Bruce> paragraph which includes the block quotation, that's fine. But Bruce> if this first line really is the first line of a new paragraph, Bruce> then, at least in my opinion, the first line should be indented Bruce> to signal the change in thought that accompanies a new Bruce> paragraph. We should have a way to specify both possibilities. The current code is broken in this respect. Bruce> But in any case, how can one produce an indent in the first Bruce> line of a given single paragraph? I tried inserting \indent in Bruce> ert before the first word, but that produced an error message: Bruce> "undefined control sequence" Insert a paragraph with a bogus note after the quote. Or Insert "\par" as ERT at the beginning of your paragraph. JMarc
