January 18, 2003

Line numbering your LaTeX documents

STEPHAN BÖTTCHERS LaTeX macros. Some journals like the ones published by the American Society for Microbiology, recommend manuscripts to be submitted with the lines of text numbered. I knew I hadn't have been the first person required to have this feature for LaTeX, so I did a google search and found one interesting site. Apparently Stephan Bottchers has written a style file that can be used by LaTeX to automatically generate a document with lines numbered. It's easy to use, just have a \usepackage{lineno} in the preamble; and where you want the line numbering to start in the document, you place a command like \pagewiselinenumbering and it starts at that page. Stephan also has a manual that explains the package in more detail.

Posted by johnvu at January 18, 2003 01:33 AM
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Brilliant. Many legal jurisdictions requires this as well.

Posted by: Larry Staton Jr. on July 2, 2003 12:51 PM

how to give numbering to some particular points in latex

Posted by: jatinder on July 13, 2003 01:42 PM
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