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Hi, I'm Scott, pleasure to meet you.


Apr
30
awarded  Yearling
Apr
28
awarded  Enlightened
Apr
28
awarded  Nice Answer
Apr
28
comment Where will a theorem be used?
@ReinhardDiestel Not sure if you're one and the same, on the chance that you are, and the answer is easy, just pointing you this direction.
Apr
26
awarded  Custodian
Apr
26
reviewed Close Is a cupdot symbol available in amsmath?
Apr
26
comment How to implement this table in LaTeX
@Razor I'm not much of a table expert, was just pointing you in the right direction.
Apr
26
comment How to implement this table in LaTeX
Have a look at this answer. It should contain all of what you need to make your table.
Apr
24
comment Structure arrays, files in C
No problem, good luck!
Apr
24
comment Structure arrays, files in C
This site is for questions pertaining to the tex typesetting system, so your question appears to be off-topic. You would have better luck asking on stackoverflow :)
Apr
16
comment expl3 ouputting sequence of plists
@user4035 Note the missing F in NnNT which eliminates the need for a false branch.
Apr
15
comment Index problem when using l3doc for LaTeX document writing
Just added some tags for you Michael.
Apr
15
revised Index problem when using l3doc for LaTeX document writing
edited tags; edited title
Apr
14
answered How to draw this pyramid with TeX?
Apr
14
comment How to draw this pyramid with TeX?
Could you elaborate on what points are given, and what points are calculated? As it stands, it seems like ABKE is an arbitrary parallelogram and S is an arbitrary point (from which we can calculate M and N). It seems like there needs to be some extra information to get I, D or C.
Apr
14
comment How to draw this pyramid with TeX?
M doesn't appear to be on segment SB. Do you mean SA or SN?
Apr
12
comment Outlined characters
Also related: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/96766/…
Apr
11
revised Automatically switch header style at a specific (but unknown) point in the document
made assignment global to reflect name
Apr
11
comment Automatically switch header style at a specific (but unknown) point in the document
Thanks Werner, since I'll be switching to a completely different heading style (no headrule etc.) so would need to use the first option which feels cleaner than what I'm using currently.
Apr
11
revised Automatically switch header style at a specific (but unknown) point in the document
added 27 characters in body