Ali

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Ph.D. Student of Computer Engineering at University of California, Santa Cruz.

M.Sc. in Computer Science from University of Calgary.

B.Sc. in Computer Engineering from Sharif University of Technology.

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Apr 7	awarded	Popular Question
Mar 22	awarded	Yearling
Jul 29	revised	Scaling down all the equations using one single command? MWE removed for being not useful anymore.
Jul 29	comment	Scaling down all the equations using one single command? Sweet! Thanks a lot, Gonzalo! :)
Jul 29	accepted	Scaling down all the equations using one single command?
Jul 29	comment	Scaling down all the equations using one single command? I edited the post with a MWE.
Jul 29	revised	Scaling down all the equations using one single command? a MWE added with problem
Jul 29	comment	Scaling down all the equations using one single command? I'm using IEEEtran. Trying to see if I can come up with a MWE...
Jul 29	comment	Scaling down all the equations using one single command? It still has the same problem. See here for example: imgur.com/o4NRo
Jul 29	comment	Scaling down all the equations using one single command? Thanks, @Gonzalo. It perfectly shrinks the math size, but in some paragraphs, the regular text appears to be squeezed. Like the space between lines is reduced. If I disable those extra commands, it looks just right again. Any idea?
Jul 29	asked	Scaling down all the equations using one single command?
Jul 22	comment	Changing the binary operator for tick scale labels Thanks, @Jake. I had a hard time updating `pgfplots`, as I am using the generic `texlive` package that comes with Ubuntu distribution. It turns out that some packages available in Ubuntu repositories are outdated and since Ubuntu does not support `tlmgr`, I had to follow some alternate procedure to have packages updated. Anyways, everything is now working great. Thanks for your help.
Jul 21	comment	Changing the binary operator for tick scale labels @Jake: It says: `Package: pgfplots 2009/02/14 Version 1.2.2`. Let me check to see if there are updates available.
Jul 21	comment	Changing the binary operator for tick scale labels @Jake: How can I tell which version I am using?
Jul 21	asked	Changing the binary operator for tick scale labels
Jul 9	comment	Draft mode for pgfplots Sweet! I also tried the answer marked as accepted but failed to work it out. I think this answer is cleaner, easier to use/understand and it works, indeed!
Jun 24	comment	Overlapping lines get thicker in TikZ Sure. As far as I realized from comments, this is apparently a problem related to how the document is rendered and the results vary from system to system. Therefore, I do not believe if there exists any general remedy for it. Again, thanks for your kind input.
Jun 23	comment	Overlapping lines get thicker in TikZ Thanks, @morbusg. This works, indeed. However, it is not always this easy to avoid overlapping lines. In more complicated structures, it is a real headache to segment lines in series, e.g. having lots of shapes with common borders, etc. Anyways, I would not be much concerned about this as long as the printout looks pretty.
Jun 23	awarded	Commentator
Jun 23	comment	Overlapping lines get thicker in TikZ @RyanReich: True. I did not mean to bash Linux in any ways in my previous comment. In fact, I am a big fan of it and that is exactly why I am using it. However, for some reason (may be related to my graphics driver?!), I do not get the correct picture even with 400% zoom.