Thanks, Herbert. I tried that already. It still splits, so that a name appears
at the very bottom and then the rest of the address continues on the text page.
Right now, I am looking through the file to see where this occurs and putting
in page breaks. But I would like a more elegant solution, so
Thanks, Herbert. I tried that already. It still splits, so that a name appears
at the very bottom and then the rest of the address continues on the text page.
Right now, I am looking through the file to see where this occurs and putting
in page breaks. But I would like a more elegant solution, so
Thanks, Herbert. I tried that already. It still splits, so that a name appears
at the very bottom and then the rest of the address continues on the text page.
Right now, I am looking through the file to see where this occurs and putting
in page breaks. But I would like a more elegant solution, so
Christopher Jones wrote:
I'd like latex not to split a paragraph environment at the end of a page. Zum
Beispiel, I'd like the "address" environment, which has protected breaks
separating lines of the address, not to break up the record.
\nopagebreak in tex (red)
write between the two
Christopher Jones wrote:
I'd like latex not to split a paragraph environment at the end of a page. Zum
Beispiel, I'd like the "address" environment, which has protected breaks
separating lines of the address, not to break up the record.
\nopagebreak in tex (red)
write between the two
Christopher Jones wrote:
>
> I'd like latex not to split a paragraph environment at the end of a page. Zum
> Beispiel, I'd like the "address" environment, which has protected breaks
> separating lines of the address, not to break up the record.
\nopagebreak in tex (red)
write between the two
