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{document-classes} is for questions relating to the document class of the TeX file. This sets up various document-wide formatting elements.

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LyX template for legislation?

Anyone know of any simple template for legislation which is easy to modify and looks great so I don't have to spend several hours to figure out the syntax? Edit: By legislation, I mean something ...
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Naming LyX layout appropriately

I am continuing my question from Class relationship between two given .cls file? To use an custom document class one needs to create LyX layout named appropriately. In my custom document class. I ...
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how to deal with multiple titles and multiple documents?

I am compiling my dissertation which is composed with several separate papers (with independent LaTeX code). I have a title for my dissertation and want to insert my individual papers with their own ...
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XeLaTeX problem? Undefined control sequence.

I'm new to LaTeX. I downloaded a template for making a CV. here It says to be compiled with biber and XeLaTeX Im trying with xelatex vc_10.tex but always getting errors, fixed them by searching ...
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Option clash for package inputenc when using Lyx with LaTeX class that already uses inputenc

I use Lyx to edit document whose class declares \usepackage[latin2]{inputenc} in its .cls file. While I only use languages for which Lyx uses the same encoding it only adds the same command ...
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Template for Journal of Computational biology

I was trying to submit a manuscript at Journal of Computational Biology but they don't provide a latex template in their website. I would like to know how to define Title, authors and addresses, ...
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Move address to the right and recipient to the left in a letter

I wanted to try to write letters in LaTeX but the problem about the layout of the letter is the fact that the sender's address is on the left and the recipient on the right but in French it is ...