title: How to align two PgfplotsTable objects with graphs?

text: This is a follow-up for the fantastic question and answer here. I have been struggling with this so long that I would really appreciate help. Say that I have two datasets that are related, but on different scales. It would not be justified to make two tables for them, but it would not work to have the datasets in a same confidence interval graph either. Ideal solution would be to have the data presented in one table with a sub-header like this:   ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/gV4rR.png) I am, however, experiencing troubles when trying to align these tables. Ideal would be to get them `dec sep align`ed, but this is not possible using the current approach I have taken based on this question. I suppos I could get better results by directly typing the data into `tabular` environment, but then I would lose the genius dynamic solution by @Jake. Would anybody know how to get these tables either united or aligned so that they look nice and professional enough for a scientific publication? Here is the modified code I have used to produce the table above:               \documentclass{article}     \usepackage{booktabs}     \usepackage{multirow}     \usepackage{pgfplotstable}     \usepackage{filecontents}     \usepackage{xspace}     \usepackage{tabularx}          %% The data files     \begin{filecontents}{dataA.txt}     name z p mean lci uci     {\textbf{Variable A}} {}  {}  {}  {}  {}     Afear -0.96  0.33 -0.42 -1.28 0.44     Anofear 0.09 0.93 0.04 -0.85 0.94     B+2 0.29 0.78 0.10 -0.59 0.79     B+1   0.84  0.40  0.30 -0.40 1.00      B1:1   2.19  0.03  0.80 0.08 1.52      B-1   1.02  0.31  0.37 -0.33 1.07      B-2   -0.10  0.92  -0.03 -0.72 0.65      C+2   -1.11  0.27  -0.30 -0.83 0.23      C+1   1.15   0.25  0.32 -0.22 0.86      C1:1   -1.34  0.18  -0.38 -0.93 0.17      C-1   0.43  0.67  0.12 -0.42 0.66      \end{filecontents}          \begin{filecontents}{dataB.txt}     name  z p mean  lci uci     {\textbf{Variable B}} {}  {}  {}  {}  {}     C-2 -0.37 0.71  -10 -63 43     D+2 0.41  0.68  12  -44 67     D+1 -0.69 0.49  -20 -77 37     D1:1  -1.33 0.18  -39 -97 19     D-1 -1.21 0.23  -35 -92 22     D-2 0.32  0.75  9 -46 65     E+2 -1.89 0.06  -53 -109  2     E+1 0.78  0.44  23  -34 79     E1:1  0.62  0.53  18  -39 76     E-1 0.17  0.86  5 -52 62     E-2 0.06  0.95  2 -54 57     \end{filecontents}          % Read data files, create new column ``upper CI boundary - mean''     \pgfplotstableread{dataA.txt}\dataA     \pgfplotstableset{create on use/error/.style={         create col/expr={\thisrow{uci}-\thisrow{mean}         }       }     }          \pgfplotstableread{dataB.txt}\dataB     \pgfplotstableset{create on use/error/.style={         create col/expr={\thisrow{uci}-\thisrow{mean}         }       }     }          % Define the command for the plot (I had to do this separately for each dataset)     \newcommand{\errplotA}{%     \begin{tikzpicture}[trim axis left,trim axis right]     \begin{axis}[y=-\baselineskip,       scale only axis,       width=6.5cm,       enlarge y limits={abs=0.5},       axis y line*=middle,       y axis line style=dashed,       ytick=\empty,       axis x line*=bottom]     %      % ``mean'' must be present in the datafile, ``error'' is the newly generated column     \addplot+[only marks][error bars/.cd,x dir=both, x explicit]     table [x=mean,y expr=\coordindex,x error=error]{\dataA};     \end{axis}     \end{tikzpicture}%     }          % Exactly the same than above but different dataset     \newcommand{\errplotB}{%     \begin{tikzpicture}[trim axis left,trim axis right]     \begin{axis}[y=-\baselineskip,       scale only axis,       width=6.5cm,       enlarge y limits={abs=0.5},       axis y line*=middle,       y axis line style=dashed,       ytick=\empty,       axis x line*=bottom]     %      % ``mean'' must be present in the datafile, ``error'' is the newly generated column     \addplot+[only marks][error bars/.cd,x dir=both, x explicit]     table [x=mean,y expr=\coordindex,x error=error]{\dataB};     \end{axis}     \end{tikzpicture}%     }          \begin{document}     % Get number of rows in datafile     \pgfplotstablegetrowsof{\dataA}     \let\numberofrows=\pgfplotsretval          \begin{table}     \caption{Table caption.}     % Print the table     \pgfplotstabletypeset[column type=,     begin table={\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{l X c c c}},     end table={\end{tabularx}},     columns={name,mean,error,z,p},       % Booktabs rules       every head row/.style={before row=\toprule,after row=\midrule},       every last row/.style={after row=[1ex]},       % Set header name       columns/name/.style={string type,column name={}},         % Use the ``error'' column to call the \errplot command in a multirow cell in the first row, keep empty for all other rows       columns/error/.style={         column name={$\bar{x} \pm$ 95\% CI},         assign cell content/.code={% use \multirow for Z column:         \ifnum\pgfplotstablerow=1         \pgfkeyssetvalue{/pgfplots/table/@cell content}         {\multirow{\numberofrows}{6.5cm}{\errplotA}}%         \else         \pgfkeyssetvalue{/pgfplots/table/@cell content}{}%         \fi         }       },       % Format numbers and titles       columns/mean/.style={column name=$\bar{x}$,fixed,fixed zerofill},       columns/z/.style={column name=$z$,fixed,fixed zerofill},       columns/p/.style={column name=$p$,fixed,fixed zerofill},       ]{\dataA}            % Second table       % Get number of rows in datafile     \pgfplotstablegetrowsof{\dataB}     \let\numberofrows=\pgfplotsretval     % Print the table     \pgfplotstabletypeset[column type=,     begin table={\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{l X c c c}},     end table={\end{tabularx}},     columns={name,mean,error,z,p},       % Booktabs rules       every head row/.style={after row=[1ex]},       every last row/.style={after row=[3ex]\bottomrule},       % Set header name       columns/name/.style={string type,column name={}},         % Use the ``error'' column to call the \errplot command in a multirow cell in the first row, keep empty for all other rows       columns/error/.style={         column name={},         assign cell content/.code={% use \multirow for Z column:         \ifnum\pgfplotstablerow=1         \pgfkeyssetvalue{/pgfplots/table/@cell content}         {\multirow{\numberofrows}{6.5cm}{\errplotB}}%         \else         \pgfkeyssetvalue{/pgfplots/table/@cell content}{}%         \fi         }       },       % Format numbers and titles       columns/mean/.style={column name=,fixed,fixed zerofill},       columns/z/.style={column name=,fixed,fixed zerofill},       columns/p/.style={column name=,fixed,fixed zerofill},       ]{\dataB}     \end{table}     \end{document}


title: Undefined control sequence: \pgfplots@data@xmin

text: I am trying to use Jake's excellent Tufte y bar chart style but I am getting an               ! Undefined control sequence.     <argument> {rel axis cs:0,0}-|{axis cs:\pgfplots                                                      @data@xmin,0}     l.54     \end{axis}      when trying to draw the x-axis. I've installed TexLive from the website on Ubuntu 12.04 and, according to `tlmgr info <package>` am using pgf version 2.10 and pgfplots version 1.7. _NB:_ My tufte ybar is slightly adjusted but not in the critical part of the code, and I get the same error when using the code provided by Jake in his original post. MWE:               \documentclass{article}     \usepackage{filecontents}     \usepackage{tikz}     \usepackage{pgfplots}     \pgfplotsset{compat=newest}     \usepackage{pgfplotstable}          %% Color definitions     \definecolor{tufte1}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.55}          %% Tufte-style Y bar chart     \pgfplotsset{        tufte ybar/.style={           ybar,           hide x axis,           axis line style={opacity=0},           major tick style={draw=none},           ymin=0,           bar width=0.7em,           ymajorgrids,           major grid style=white,           axis on top,           cycle list={             fill=tufte1, draw=none\\           },           after end axis/.code={             \draw [very thick, tufte1] ({rel axis cs:0,0}               -|{axis cs:\pgfplots@data@xmin,0})               ++(-0.5*\pgfkeysvalueof{/pgf/bar width},0pt)               -- ({rel axis cs:0,0}-|{axis cs:\pgfplots@data@xmax,0})               -- ++(0.5*\pgfkeysvalueof{/pgf/bar width},0pt);           },        }     }          \begin{filecontents}{mwe.dat}     1,3     2,1     3,16     4,0     5,13     6,3     7,33     8,1     9,26     \end{filecontents}          \begin{document}       \pgfplotstableread [col sep=comma]{mwe.dat}\datatable       \begin{tikzpicture}         \begin{axis}[tufte ybar, width=\textwidth,              ytick={5,10,...,35}, yticklabel style={font=\tiny},              nodes near coords, every node near coord/.append style={font=\tiny}             ]           \addplot table \datatable;         \end{axis}       \end{tikzpicture}     \end{document}


title: amsmath.sty not found

text: I have been using LaTeX for a long time now. It has suddenly stopped working: > `amsmath.sty not found` I downloaded that and similar files to the same directory. Now it gives the error > `begin{document} not found` But the files are there!


title: Is a graphical document author/designer interface realizable with LaTeX3?

text: With the separation of document authorship, design, and implementation, is a graphical tool for the end-user within reach? LyX tries to do this today, but LaTeX2e is not well-designed for such an approach. In essence, this is what LaTeX3 tries to fix: authors must not be concerned with how their document looks in contest with the actual content of their work. While LaTeX2e did successfully separate markup from implementation, it could not cleanly separate the _design_ from its implementation (and everyone and their mother has a word to say about design—this isn't going to change). The layers of LaTeX3 are designed to separate the implementation/coding from the design from the content. The amazing work so far on LaTeX3 is proof enough that many people believe this separation is possible—myself included. Given this ideal of separation, will it be feasible for there to be environments in which to author and design LaTeX documents in a way that will put the power of LaTeX and `expl3` in high demand?


title: About figure in minipage

text: How to hide "Figure 3:" and "Figure 4:", and let "Figure 5" shows as "Figure 3"? (i.e. subfigure not taking the figure number)               \begin{figure}[htbp]     \hspace{-4mm}     \begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}]     \centering     \input{trans}     \caption{(a)}     \end{minipage}     \begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}     \centering     \input{trans1}     \caption{(a)}     \end{minipage}     \caption{Monitoring Automata}     \label{fig:monitoringAutomata}     \end{figure}      ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/uvtJd.png)


title: Printing Envelopes and Labels

text: I am wondering what people use to print envelopes and shipping labels? Namely, I had to send yesterday 40-50 big envelopes. Normally, I use labels but I find it default sizes avery 5360 to be too small for the shipping address on the big envelope (I ended up using it for return address). Since, I have not seen an obvious way to adjust the size without playing with macros itself I played for a while with envlab. With all due respect to Boris Veytsman who is probably lurking somewhere on this forum I could not get thing do even the examples from his user manual (I am using TeXLive 2009 on this particular computer). At that point I felt I had option of doing a quick hack in pure TeX to get the output that I like or using something else. I settled with Python LableNation script which uses pure PostScript as a back end. I do not know what I would do if I had to use a special character but for basic shipping was good enough. Unlike envlab I could use the same `dat` file I used with labels package (obviously if I could get envlab to do what I wanted I would write a script to feed data to the tex source code). P.S. Ever since I started frequenting this forum I found my self pushing TeX/LaTeX more and more and I am feeling a bit adventurous. Key value driven ConTeXt looks more and more appealing. And Lua, I have a bad feeling I will learn Lua... Edit: I just checked this question and the answers from that question compiles without any problems. It looks like there is a problem with envlab documentation. I was typing               \mlabel{%      following the official documentation while in the working example I see               \mlabel{}{%      instead.


title: Dynamic coordinate name

text: The following works fine:               \documentclass[a4paper]{memoir}     \usepackage{tikz}          \begin{document}     \begin{tikzpicture}          \coordinate (fs-1-2-ne) at (7,8);     \node at (fs-1-2-ne) {Hello};          \end{tikzpicture}     \end{document}      But, this one does not (it said "Package pgf Error: No shape named fs-1-2 is known"):               \documentclass[a4paper]{memoir}     \usepackage{tikz}          \begin{document}     \begin{tikzpicture}          \coordinate (fs-1-2-ne) at (7,8);          \pgfmathsetmacro{\prevcoordinate}{3-1};          \node at (fs-1-\prevcoordinate-ne) {Hello};          \end{tikzpicture}     \end{document}      My use-case is to get another existing coordinate by name, and the name is obtained from a mathematical expression.


title: Adjusting spacing before and after subparagraph with sectsty

text: I am helping a friend that is using `sectsty` to format the titles in his document. How can I adjust the spacing before and after the titles, in particular the `subparagraph` one? (I know that `titlesec` is more powerful. But for now we just need either a quick fix or the full translation of the following to `titlesec`.) This is what we have now:               \usepackage{sectsty}     \allsectionsfont{\centering\normalfont\normalsize}     \subsectionfont{\noindent\normalfont\normalsize\emph}     %\subsubsectionfont{\indent\normalfont\normalsize\itshape}     \subparagraphfont{\indent\normalfont\normalsize\itshape}      As usual this is because of thesis requirements made by ignorant people.


title: How to split long table into two columns ?

text: I have a table which is very long, so I have used long table to split it across multiple pages, now that still it is spanning many pages, I want to further split the table into two columns in each page. My table is as follows :               \begingroup     \scriptsize     \begin{longtable}{@{}lllllll@{}}     \toprule     && \multicolumn{2}{c}{\textbf{Left Eye}} && \multicolumn{2}{c}{\textbf{Right Eye}}\\      \cmidrule(r){3-4} \cmidrule(r){6-7}     \textbf{Subject} && \textbf{x} & \textbf{y} && \textbf{x} & \textbf{y} \\     \midrule     S005\_001\_00000001     &&  308 &   200 &&  431 &   196 \\     S005\_001\_00000011     &&  299 &   199 &&  439 &   193 \\     S010\_002\_00000001     &&  312 &   224 &&  436 &   222 \\     S010\_002\_00000014     &&  316 &   219 &&  437 &   217 \\     S010\_004\_00000001     &&  310 &   224 &&  433 &   220 \\     S010\_004\_00000019     &&  313 &   225 &&  432 &   220 \\     S010\_006\_00000001     &&  312 &   223 &&  435 &   217 \\     S010\_006\_00000015     &&  312 &   219 &&  434 &   213 \\     S011\_001\_00000001     &&  337 &   224 &&  444 &   217 \\     S011\_001\_00000016     &&  331 &   221 &&  448 &   213 \\     S011\_002\_00000001     &&  333 &   224 &&  451 &   215 \\     S011\_002\_00000022     &&  335 &   228 &&  452 &   219 \\     S011\_003\_00000001     &&  330 &   222 &&  447 &   216 \\     S011\_003\_00000014     &&  325 &   214 &&  443 &   207 \\     S011\_004\_00000001     &&  330 &   222 &&  448 &   216 \\     S011\_004\_00000021     &&  332 &   230 &&  451 &   224 \\     S011\_005\_00000001     &&  328 &   224 &&  446 &   217 \\     S011\_005\_00000020     &&  327 &   227 &&  450 &   222 \\     S011\_006\_00000001     &&  332 &   223 &&  450 &   216 \\     S011\_006\_00000013     &&  334 &   224 &&  453 &   217 \\     S014\_001\_00000001     &&  304 &   235 &&  426 &   231 \\     S014\_001\_00000029     &&  309 &   233 &&  429 &   228 \\     S014\_002\_00000001     &&  305 &   237 &&  425 &   231 \\     S014\_002\_00000016     &&  305 &   242 &&  426 &   235 \\     S014\_003\_00000001     &&  304 &   238 &&  426 &   234 \\     S014\_003\_00000030     &&  306 &   238 &&  427 &   233 \\     S014\_005\_00000001     &&  306 &   234 &&  428 &   229 \\     S014\_005\_00000017     &&  310 &   233 &&  430 &   227 \\     S022\_001\_00000001     &&  300 &   200 &&  388 &   194 \\     S022\_001\_00000030     &&  297 &   193 &&  384 &   187 \\     S022\_005\_00000001     &&  304 &   195 &&  392 &   191 \\     S022\_005\_00000032     &&  304 &   200 &&  392 &   194 \\     S022\_006\_00000001     &&  299 &   198 &&  387 &   192 \\     S022\_006\_00000017     &&  297 &   196 &&  388 &   191 \\     S026\_001\_00000001     &&  286 &   211 &&  378 &   207 \\     S026\_001\_00000015     &&  292 &   192 &&  382 &   187 \\     S026\_002\_00000001     &&  284 &   210 &&  376 &   205 \\     S026\_002\_00000016     &&  286 &   209 &&  377 &   205 \\     S026\_003\_00000001     &&  286 &   206 &&  378 &   202 \\     S026\_003\_00000015     &&  287 &   213 &&  378 &   208 \\     S026\_006\_00000001     &&  289 &   209 &&  382 &   205 \\     S026\_006\_00000013     &&  287 &   206 &&  379 &   202 \\     S028\_001\_00000001     &&  308 &   243 &&  396 &   241 \\     S028\_001\_00000024     &&  308 &   244 &&  396 &   242 \\     S029\_001\_00000001     &&  273 &   203 &&  369 &   201 \\     S029\_001\_00000019     &&  273 &   207 &&  368 &   203 \\     S032\_001\_00000001     &&  299 &   218 &&  381 &   218 \\     S032\_001\_00000022     &&  298 &   206 &&  376 &   206 \\     S032\_003\_00000001     &&  303 &   215 &&  385 &   217 \\     S032\_003\_00000017     &&  302 &   221 &&  381 &   223 \\     S032\_004\_00000001     &&  304 &   215 &&  386 &   216 \\     S032\_004\_00000014     &&  302 &   216 &&  382 &   217 \\     S032\_005\_00000001     &&  300 &   217 &&  382 &   218 \\     S032\_005\_00000016     &&  297 &   219 &&  383 &   221 \\     S032\_006\_00000001     &&  301 &   214 &&  383 &   212 \\     S032\_006\_00000016     &&  302 &   215 &&  381 &   216 \\     S034\_001\_00000001     &&  253 &   229 &&  339 &   226 \\     S034\_001\_00000029     &&  251 &   225 &&  338 &   223 \\     S034\_003\_00000001     &&  256 &   229 &&  342 &   227 \\     S034\_003\_00000027     &&  258 &   229 &&  343 &   228 \\     S034\_005\_00000001     &&  253 &   228 &&  340 &   226 \\     S034\_005\_00000010     &&  252 &   227 &&  340 &   224 \\     S035\_001\_00000001     &&  258 &   219 &&  343 &   220 \\     S035\_001\_00000015     &&  262 &   213 &&  346 &   211 \\     S035\_005\_00000001     &&  262 &   218 &&  347 &   217 \\     S035\_005\_00000019     &&  260 &   219 &&  346 &   216 \\     S035\_006\_00000001     &&  262 &   220 &&  344 &   218 \\     S035\_006\_00000018     &&  266 &   220 &&  349 &   219 \\     S037\_001\_00000001     &&  309 &   201 &&  392 &   203 \\     S037\_001\_00000020     &&  313 &   211 &&  400 &   214 \\     S037\_003\_00000001     &&  312 &   205 &&  396 &   207 \\     S037\_003\_00000022     &&  312 &   211 &&  398 &   211 \\     S037\_006\_00000001     &&  312 &   199 &&  396 &   198 \\     S037\_006\_00000021     &&  317 &   196 &&  399 &   196 \\     S042\_001\_00000001     &&  295 &   231 &&  378 &   233 \\     S042\_001\_00000019     &&  293 &   226 &&  379 &   227 \\     S042\_002\_00000001     &&  293 &   230 &&  378 &   232 \\     S042\_002\_00000016     &&  292 &   232 &&  379 &   232 \\     S042\_004\_00000001     &&  294 &   230 &&  377 &   232 \\     S042\_004\_00000020     &&  291 &   230 &&  377 &   231 \\     S042\_006\_00000001     &&  294 &   233 &&  379 &   233 \\     S042\_006\_00000017     &&  294 &   229 &&  378 &   232 \\     S044\_001\_00000001     &&  308 &   220 &&  385 &   224 \\     S044\_001\_00000024     &&  308 &   220 &&  385 &   222 \\     S044\_003\_00000014     &&  310 &   222 &&  385 &   226 \\     S044\_006\_00000019     &&  306 &   222 &&  387 &   226 \\     S045\_004\_00000001     &&  251 &   229 &&  338 &   227 \\     S045\_004\_00000015     &&  250 &   231 &&  342 &   226 \\     S045\_005\_00000030     &&  243 &   238 &&  327 &   233 \\     S046\_001\_00000001     &&  262 &   212 &&  354 &   206 \\     S046\_001\_00000025     &&  258 &   212 &&  349 &   205 \\     S046\_002\_00000006     &&  264 &   202 &&  355 &   197 \\     S046\_003\_00000016     &&  265 &   205 &&  355 &   201 \\     S046\_004\_00000017     &&  265 &   214 &&  355 &   207 \\     S050\_001\_00000001     &&  365 &   205 &&  451 &   203 \\     S050\_001\_00000017     &&  370 &   198 &&  454 &   196 \\     S050\_002\_00000018     &&  367 &   181 &&  451 &   181 \\     S050\_004\_00000021     &&  365 &   206 &&  448 &   204 \\     S050\_006\_00000023     &&  371 &   196 &&  454 &   196 \\     S051\_002\_00000001     &&  222 &   230 &&  335 &   225 \\     S051\_002\_00000019     &&  222 &   187 &&  332 &   183 \\     S051\_003\_00000018     &&  241 &   245 &&  349 &   230 \\     S052\_001\_00000001     &&  271 &   211 &&  375 &   215 \\     S052\_001\_00000015     &&  273 &   206 &&  376 &   208 \\     S052\_004\_00000033     &&  268 &   219 &&  371 &   220 \\     S052\_006\_00000013     &&  273 &   211 &&  375 &   214 \\     S053\_001\_00000001     &&  260 &   214 &&  381 &   210 \\     S053\_001\_00000023     &&  258 &   200 &&  382 &   196 \\     S053\_004\_00000024     &&  256 &   210 &&  378 &   201 \\     S054\_002\_00000001     &&  271 &   239 &&  375 &   235 \\     S054\_002\_00000015     &&  274 &   241 &&  380 &   241 \\     S054\_003\_00000007     &&  268 &   237 &&  374 &   234 \\     S054\_004\_00000024     &&  272 &   249 &&  382 &   247 \\     S055\_001\_00000001     &&  309 &   228 &&  409 &   231 \\     S055\_001\_00000012     &&  314 &   223 &&  413 &   225 \\     S055\_003\_00000009     &&  307 &   227 &&  408 &   230 \\     S055\_004\_00000028     &&  314 &   239 &&  413 &   242 \\     S055\_005\_00000045     &&  309 &   227 &&  408 &   238 \\     S055\_006\_00000008     &&  309 &   230 &&  408 &   233 \\     S056\_002\_00000001     &&  241 &   222 &&  340 &   222 \\     S056\_002\_00000010     &&  241 &   221 &&  339 &   221 \\     S056\_003\_00000010     &&  242 &   204 &&  340 &   202 \\     S056\_004\_00000020     &&  237 &   211 &&  334 &   209 \\     S057\_001\_00000001     &&  277 &   211 &&  385 &   204 \\     S057\_001\_00000019     &&  278 &   208 &&  385 &   201 \\     S057\_003\_00000015     &&  277 &   211 &&  384 &   204 \\     S057\_006\_00000033     &&  274 &   206 &&  381 &   200 \\     S058\_001\_00000001     &&  272 &   199 &&  379 &   197 \\     S058\_001\_00000020     &&  270 &   193 &&  379 &   191 \\     S058\_005\_00000010     &&  274 &   198 &&  381 &   198 \\     S058\_006\_00000018     &&  271 &   199 &&  385 &   199 \\     S059\_001\_00000001     &&  312 &   219 &&  417 &   221 \\     S059\_001\_00000018     &&  317 &   215 &&  422 &   219 \\     S059\_002\_00000017     &&  314 &   211 &&  418 &   214 \\     S060\_002\_00000001     &&  278 &   234 &&  384 &   241 \\     S060\_002\_00000026     &&  282 &   238 &&  388 &   243 \\     S060\_003\_00000018     &&  276 &   220 &&  383 &   223 \\     S060\_005\_00000021     &&  278 &   249 &&  389 &   248 \\     S061\_001\_00000001     &&  286 &   234 &&  391 &   241 \\     S061\_001\_00000012     &&  286 &   235 &&  389 &   241 \\     S061\_002\_00000015     &&  286 &   234 &&  389 &   240 \\     S061\_004\_00000022     &&  284 &   234 &&  389 &   240 \\     S062\_001\_00000001     &&  227 &   232 &&  348 &   217 \\     S062\_001\_00000017     &&  225 &   232 &&  347 &   219 \\     S062\_002\_00000016     &&  227 &   224 &&  347 &   210 \\     S062\_004\_00000024     &&  228 &   232 &&  348 &   218 \\     S062\_005\_00000029     &&  221 &   233 &&  339 &   216 \\     S063\_001\_00000001     &&  242 &   213 &&  351 &   203 \\     S063\_001\_00000013     &&  240 &   201 &&  350 &   189 \\     S063\_002\_00000023     &&  243 &   211 &&  351 &   204 \\     S064\_001\_00000001     &&  242 &   187 &&  341 &   187 \\     S064\_001\_00000012     &&  244 &   180 &&  343 &   181 \\     S064\_003\_00000025     &&  246 &   169 &&  345 &   172 \\     S064\_004\_00000014     &&  245 &   188 &&  344 &   189 \\     S065\_002\_00000001     &&  252 &   210 &&  345 &   210 \\     S065\_002\_00000022     &&  255 &   208 &&  349 &   210 \\     S065\_003\_00000022     &&  248 &   204 &&  344 &   204 \\     S065\_004\_00000028     &&  253 &   217 &&  346 &   216 \\     S065\_005\_00000008     &&  253 &   224 &&  347 &   227 \\     S066\_002\_00000001     &&  292 &   209 &&  398 &   208 \\     S066\_002\_00000022     &&  293 &   206 &&  398 &   204 \\     S066\_003\_00000012     &&  291 &   215 &&  396 &   214 \\     S066\_004\_00000010     &&  297 &   211 &&  402 &   210 \\     S066\_005\_00000011     &&  294 &   215 &&  397 &   215 \\     S067\_002\_00000001     &&  278 &   222 &&  386 &   219 \\     S067\_002\_00000014     &&  270 &   222 &&  376 &   217 \\     S067\_004\_00000023     &&  279 &   240 &&  386 &   236 \\     S067\_005\_00000022     &&  274 &   228 &&  380 &   222 \\     S067\_006\_00000011     &&  272 &   222 &&  378 &   217 \\     S068\_002\_00000001     &&  218 &   232 &&  319 &   235 \\     S068\_002\_00000015     &&  219 &   231 &&  317 &   234 \\     S068\_003\_00000014     &&  210 &   228 &&  310 &   228 \\     S068\_004\_00000010     &&  214 &   232 &&  312 &   233 \\     S068\_005\_00000021     &&  213 &   234 &&  310 &   232 \\     S069\_002\_00000001     &&  254 &   242 &&  363 &   234 \\     S069\_002\_00000014     &&  253 &   233 &&  361 &   225 \\     S069\_003\_00000011     &&  255 &   242 &&  368 &   234 \\     S069\_004\_00000017     &&  251 &   237 &&  364 &   230 \\     S070\_002\_00000001     &&  286 &   210 &&  385 &   211 \\     S070\_002\_00000016     &&  286 &   208 &&  386 &   208 \\     S070\_003\_00000017     &&  286 &   212 &&  385 &   213 \\     S070\_005\_00000016     &&  285 &   212 &&  386 &   214 \\     S071\_001\_00000001     &&  291 &   179 &&  395 &   184 \\     S071\_001\_00000013     &&  292 &   177 &&  396 &   183 \\     S071\_002\_00000020     &&  293 &   179 &&  394 &   182 \\     S071\_004\_00000028     &&  292 &   185 &&  395 &   187 \\     S071\_005\_00000021     &&  287 &   179 &&  392 &   183 \\     S071\_006\_00000014     &&  287 &   179 &&  394 &   184 \\     S072\_005\_00000001     &&  284 &   231 &&  385 &   230 \\     S072\_005\_00000019     &&  289 &   248 &&  389 &   248 \\     S072\_006\_00000022     &&  284 &   230 &&  385 &   229 \\     S073\_001\_00000001     &&  250 &   212 &&  363 &   211 \\     S073\_001\_00000013     &&  250 &   204 &&  362 &   204 \\     S073\_006\_00000014     &&  248 &   217 &&  360 &   212 \\     S074\_001\_00000001     &&  247 &   231 &&  348 &   234 \\     S074\_001\_00000020     &&  246 &   229 &&  346 &   232 \\     S074\_002\_00000016     &&  251 &   224 &&  349 &   226 \\     S074\_004\_00000018     &&  246 &   234 &&  349 &   235 \\     S074\_005\_00000043     &&  247 &   232 &&  349 &   234 \\     S075\_002\_00000001     &&  241 &   226 &&  355 &   231 \\     S075\_002\_00000014     &&  242 &   214 &&  354 &   217 \\     S075\_005\_00000012     &&  240 &   227 &&  354 &   233 \\     S075\_006\_00000025     &&  243 &   225 &&  355 &   229 \\     S075\_008\_00000012     &&  246 &   213 &&  357 &   218 \\     S076\_001\_00000001     &&  254 &   221 &&  365 &   220 \\     S076\_001\_00000017     &&  252 &   209 &&  365 &   211 \\     S076\_005\_00000012     &&  252 &   223 &&  363 &   223 \\     S076\_006\_00000019     &&  259 &   218 &&  371 &   221 \\     S077\_001\_00000001     &&  262 &   169 &&  362 &   166 \\     S077\_001\_00000028     &&  263 &   163 &&  362 &   163 \\     S077\_006\_00000014     &&  265 &   170 &&  365 &   168 \\     S078\_001\_00000001     &&  261 &   207 &&  358 &   206 \\     S078\_001\_00000033     &&  260 &   204 &&  358 &   203 \\     S078\_004\_00000027     &&  259 &   206 &&  355 &   203 \\     S078\_007\_00000013     &&  259 &   207 &&  356 &   206 \\     S079\_001\_00000001     &&  223 &   223 &&  335 &   221 \\     S079\_001\_00000012     &&  223 &   218 &&  336 &   215 \\     S079\_002\_00000012     &&  222 &   225 &&  336 &   223 \\     S079\_004\_00000026     &&  222 &   218 &&  333 &   213 \\     S080\_001\_00000001     &&  258 &   202 &&  368 &   196 \\     S080\_001\_00000018     &&  262 &   189 &&  365 &   183 \\     S080\_005\_00000013     &&  258 &   200 &&  359 &   189 \\     S080\_008\_00000009     &&  263 &   198 &&  365 &   193 \\     S081\_001\_00000001     &&  275 &   185 &&  380 &   190 \\     S081\_001\_00000019     &&  273 &   202 &&  379 &   205 \\     S081\_002\_00000024     &&  272 &   188 &&  378 &   192 \\     S081\_008\_00000011     &&  272 &   187 &&  381 &   191 \\     S082\_001\_00000001     &&  270 &   199 &&  371 &   196 \\     S082\_001\_00000015     &&  273 &   180 &&  374 &   179 \\     S082\_005\_00000017     &&  273 &   202 &&  375 &   201 \\     S083\_003\_00000001     &&  236 &   210 &&  348 &   213 \\     S083\_003\_00000019     &&  235 &   210 &&  348 &   215 \\     S084\_001\_00000001     &&  260 &   172 &&  358 &   172 \\     S084\_001\_00000010     &&  257 &   169 &&  356 &   167 \\     S084\_002\_00000023     &&  250 &   173 &&  349 &   169 \\     S085\_002\_00000001     &&  251 &   175 &&  349 &   176 \\     S085\_002\_00000014     &&  252 &   173 &&  349 &   176 \\     S085\_003\_00000013     &&  258 &   154 &&  358 &   153 \\     S085\_004\_00000017     &&  252 &   173 &&  350 &   175 \\     S086\_001\_00000001     &&  219 &   167 &&  317 &   170 \\     S086\_001\_00000019     &&  216 &   158 &&  316 &   159 \\     S086\_002\_00000015     &&  216 &   172 &&  316 &   172 \\     S087\_001\_00000001     &&  244 &   157 &&  348 &   157 \\     S087\_001\_00000011     &&  247 &   137 &&  347 &   138 \\     S087\_004\_00000012     &&  242 &   159 &&  347 &   159 \\     S087\_005\_00000012     &&  248 &   148 &&  352 &   147 \\     S087\_007\_00000016     &&  253 &   151 &&  356 &   154 \\     S088\_001\_00000001     &&  222 &   214 &&  329 &   207 \\     S088\_001\_00000017     &&  222 &   215 &&  330 &   207 \\     S088\_004\_00000020     &&  216 &   213 &&  328 &   207 \\     S089\_001\_00000001     &&  227 &   186 &&  332 &   183 \\     S089\_001\_00000016     &&  224 &   171 &&  328 &   168 \\     S089\_002\_00000021     &&  231 &   186 &&  333 &   183 \\     S089\_003\_00000036     &&  225 &   198 &&  338 &   195 \\     S090\_002\_00000001     &&  251 &   141 &&  358 &   138 \\     S090\_002\_00000011     &&  248 &   136 &&  358 &   136 \\     S090\_006\_00000011     &&  249 &   143 &&  357 &   141 \\     S090\_007\_00000014     &&  245 &   143 &&  356 &   140 \\     S091\_001\_00000001     &&  212 &   163 &&  320 &   162 \\     S091\_001\_00000015     &&  209 &   161 &&  320 &   161 \\     S091\_003\_00000021     &&  211 &   172 &&  317 &   169 \\     S092\_001\_00000001     &&  237 &   213 &&  340 &   205 \\     S092\_001\_00000017     &&  235 &   198 &&  336 &   193 \\     S092\_003\_00000014     &&  243 &   215 &&  344 &   209 \\     S092\_004\_00000024     &&  242 &   212 &&  342 &   206 \\     S093\_001\_00000001     &&  247 &   148 &&  350 &   148 \\     S093\_001\_00000020     &&  241 &   153 &&  346 &   152 \\     S093\_004\_00000016     &&  251 &   145 &&  354 &   142 \\     S094\_001\_00000001     &&  256 &   163 &&  357 &   166 \\     S094\_001\_00000010     &&  252 &   162 &&  352 &   164 \\     S094\_004\_00000012     &&  252 &   166 &&  352 &   167 \\     S095\_001\_00000001     &&  268 &   174 &&  373 &   183 \\     S095\_001\_00000016     &&  268 &   175 &&  372 &   182 \\     S095\_006\_00000013     &&  266 &   177 &&  373 &   184 \\     S095\_007\_00000021     &&  273 &   175 &&  377 &   183 \\     S095\_010\_00000014     &&  271 &   182 &&  372 &   190 \\     S096\_001\_00000001     &&  256 &   198 &&  360 &   189 \\     S096\_001\_00000007     &&  256 &   192 &&  361 &   183 \\     S096\_003\_00000012     &&  254 &   197 &&  358 &   187 \\     S096\_004\_00000011     &&  257 &   196 &&  362 &   187 \\     S097\_001\_00000001     &&  259 &   163 &&  363 &   168 \\     S097\_001\_00000021     &&  260 &   144 &&  367 &   150 \\     S097\_004\_00000030     &&  259 &   168 &&  363 &   168 \\     S097\_006\_00000019     &&  261 &   162 &&  364 &   166 \\     S098\_003\_00000001     &&  212 &   177 &&  319 &   178 \\     S098\_003\_00000013     &&  212 &   179 &&  321 &   178 \\     S098\_004\_00000015     &&  213 &   171 &&  320 &   173 \\     S099\_001\_00000001     &&  244 &   183 &&  346 &   181 \\     S099\_001\_00000014     &&  243 &   170 &&  344 &   167 \\     S099\_004\_00000015     &&  243 &   167 &&  346 &   165 \\     S099\_007\_00000012     &&  239 &   186 &&  352 &   183 \\     S100\_002\_00000001     &&  247 &   174 &&  361 &   178 \\     S100\_002\_00000015     &&  245 &   172 &&  356 &   174 \\     S100\_005\_00000023     &&  250 &   178 &&  362 &   182 \\     S100\_006\_00000016     &&  249 &   171 &&  363 &   177 \\     S101\_002\_00000001     &&  265 &   183 &&  367 &   184 \\     S101\_002\_00000019     &&  272 &   162 &&  372 &   163 \\     S102\_002\_00000001     &&  273 &   148 &&  365 &   150 \\     S102\_002\_00000018     &&  269 &   137 &&  361 &   140 \\     S102\_003\_00000016     &&  266 &   151 &&  360 &   156 \\     S102\_009\_00000015     &&  282 &   145 &&  368 &   149 \\     S105\_008\_00000001     &&  242 &   165 &&  343 &   161 \\     S105\_008\_00000010     &&  243 &   167 &&  342 &   162 \\     S106\_002\_00000001     &&  250 &   185 &&  356 &   182 \\     S106\_002\_00000016     &&  252 &   196 &&  359 &   193 \\     S106\_004\_00000008     &&  243 &   189 &&  358 &   187 \\     S106\_006\_00000011     &&  245 &   179 &&  357 &   181 \\     S107\_001\_00000001     &&  252 &   228 &&  356 &   227 \\     S107\_001\_00000010     &&  254 &   205 &&  358 &   207 \\     S107\_005\_00000011     &&  251 &   236 &&  364 &   235 \\     S108\_005\_00000001     &&  292 &   206 &&  385 &   205 \\     S108\_005\_00000022     &&  289 &   219 &&  381 &   212 \\     S108\_006\_00000020     &&  290 &   206 &&  383 &   203 \\     S108\_008\_00000013     &&  289 &   202 &&  385 &   200 \\     S109\_003\_00000001     &&  246 &   186 &&  342 &   183 \\     S109\_003\_00000017     &&  245 &   190 &&  344 &   189 \\     S109\_005\_00000014     &&  244 &   185 &&  341 &   183 \\     S109\_006\_00000015     &&  246 &   187 &&  342 &   187 \\     S110\_001\_00000001     &&  271 &   200 &&  368 &   199 \\     S110\_001\_00000013     &&  267 &   183 &&  365 &   178 \\     S111\_001\_00000001     &&  256 &   186 &&  354 &   178 \\     S111\_001\_00000014     &&  255 &   174 &&  351 &   168 \\     S111\_006\_00000010     &&  253 &   186 &&  349 &   180 \\     S111\_007\_00000014     &&  252 &   184 &&  349 &   177 \\     S112\_005\_00000001     &&  288 &   175 &&  389 &   173 \\     S112\_005\_00000017     &&  283 &   180 &&  387 &   177 \\     S113\_001\_00000001     &&  248 &   185 &&  357 &   183 \\     S113\_001\_00000012     &&  248 &   177 &&  355 &   177 \\     S113\_003\_00000015     &&  244 &   188 &&  353 &   185 \\     S113\_008\_00000023     &&  245 &   188 &&  351 &   185 \\     S114\_001\_00000001     &&  244 &   213 &&  348 &   211 \\     S114\_001\_00000018     &&  249 &   189 &&  352 &   188 \\     S114\_006\_00000023     &&  244 &   204 &&  347 &   201 \\     S115\_001\_00000001     &&  253 &   195 &&  357 &   189 \\     S115\_001\_00000008     &&  255 &   187 &&  359 &   181 \\     S115\_004\_00000017     &&  236 &   199 &&  339 &   193 \\     S115\_008\_00000017     &&  255 &   198 &&  358 &   192 \\     S116\_001\_00000001     &&  238 &   194 &&  336 &   192 \\     S116\_001\_00000014     &&  237 &   183 &&  336 &   180 \\     S116\_006\_00000007     &&  233 &   199 &&  339 &   195 \\     S116\_007\_00000017     &&  238 &   194 &&  336 &   192 \\     S117\_001\_00000001     &&  259 &   179 &&  355 &   177 \\     S117\_001\_00000014     &&  264 &   163 &&  360 &   162 \\     S117\_003\_00000014     &&  253 &   168 &&  346 &   168 \\     S117\_006\_00000010     &&  252 &   179 &&  348 &   197 \\     S119\_001\_00000001     &&  260 &   190 &&  357 &   184 \\     S119\_001\_00000011     &&  257 &   172 &&  355 &   168 \\     S119\_003\_00000024     &&  246 &   177 &&  344 &   172 \\     S119\_008\_00000018     &&  257 &   204 &&  352 &   193 \\     S122\_001\_00000001     &&  216 &   201 &&  324 &   204 \\     S122\_001\_00000012     &&  218 &   197 &&  324 &   201 \\     S124\_001\_00000001     &&  214 &   201 &&  302 &   191 \\     S124\_001\_00000014     &&  208 &   176 &&  297 &   170 \\     S124\_003\_00000011     &&  215 &   193 &&  302 &   185 \\     S124\_006\_00000011     &&  213 &   193 &&  302 &   188 \\     S124\_007\_00000024     &&  228 &   181 &&  317 &   181 \\     S125\_001\_00000001     &&  285 &   207 &&  383 &   208 \\     S125\_001\_00000014     &&  285 &   210 &&  383 &   212 \\     S125\_005\_00000013     &&  286 &   205 &&  387 &   207 \\     S125\_006\_00000022     &&  285 &   202 &&  383 &   203 \\     S125\_007\_00000009     &&  282 &   202 &&  383 &   203 \\     S125\_008\_00000010     &&  282 &   207 &&  385 &   209 \\     S126\_004\_00000001     &&  227 &   200 &&  336 &   197 \\     S126\_004\_00000012     &&  229 &   194 &&  339 &   191 \\     S126\_008\_00000029     &&  228 &   207 &&  335 &   205 \\     S127\_001\_00000001     &&  264 &   230 &&  360 &   222 \\     S127\_001\_00000017     &&  263 &   218 &&  361 &   210 \\     S127\_004\_00000016     &&  266 &   226 &&  362 &   222 \\     S127\_010\_00000018     &&  267 &   233 &&  365 &   227 \\     S128\_004\_00000001     &&  217 &   225 &&  312 &   221 \\     S128\_004\_00000013     &&  217 &   227 &&  312 &   222 \\     S128\_011\_00000016     &&  225 &   223 &&  318 &   219 \\     S129\_002\_00000001     &&  237 &   210 &&  334 &   207 \\     S129\_002\_00000011     &&  238 &   211 &&  334 &   208 \\     S129\_006\_00000010     &&  240 &   223 &&  341 &   224 \\     S129\_011\_00000018     &&  240 &   225 &&  341 &   225 \\     S129\_012\_00000011     &&  241 &   223 &&  340 &   221 \\     S130\_001\_00000001     &&  232 &   221 &&  337 &   226 \\     S130\_001\_00000018     &&  232 &   218 &&  339 &   223 \\     S130\_007\_00000020     &&  230 &   225 &&  337 &   227 \\     S130\_009\_00000019     &&  231 &   223 &&  336 &   229 \\     S130\_012\_00000011     &&  229 &   223 &&  337 &   230 \\     S130\_013\_00000015     &&  227 &   219 &&  335 &   225 \\     S131\_001\_00000001     &&  270 &   188 &&  375 &   186 \\     S131\_001\_00000016     &&  270 &   169 &&  374 &   168 \\     S131\_003\_00000024     &&  275 &   203 &&  378 &   199 \\     S131\_006\_00000022     &&  268 &   193 &&  371 &   187 \\     S131\_010\_00000018     &&  268 &   203 &&  370 &   198 \\     S132\_002\_00000001     &&  265 &   200 &&  352 &   198 \\     S132\_002\_00000018     &&  267 &   200 &&  352 &   199 \\     S132\_003\_00000023     &&  266 &   199 &&  352 &   198 \\     S132\_005\_00000016     &&  259 &   202 &&  350 &   200 \\     S132\_006\_00000023     &&  264 &   199 &&  352 &   199 \\     S132\_008\_00000010     &&  264 &   199 &&  349 &   197 \\     S133\_003\_00000001     &&  262 &   233 &&  362 &   231 \\     S133\_003\_00000047     &&  263 &   238 &&  361 &   234 \\     S133\_009\_00000006     &&  263 &   231 &&  363 &   226 \\     S133\_010\_00000014     &&  262 &   230 &&  363 &   227 \\     S134\_003\_00000001     &&  265 &   188 &&  362 &   189 \\     S134\_003\_00000011     &&  265 &   191 &&  360 &   191 \\     S134\_004\_00000015     &&  264 &   187 &&  362 &   189 \\     S134\_008\_00000013     &&  263 &   203 &&  363 &   204 \\     S135\_001\_00000001     &&  236 &   213 &&  335 &   212 \\     S135\_001\_00000039     &&  239 &   209 &&  334 &   208 \\     S135\_012\_00000020     &&  239 &   210 &&  332 &   210 \\     S136\_001\_00000001     &&  280 &   179 &&  373 &   184 \\     S136\_001\_00000019     &&  277 &   182 &&  370 &   187 \\     S136\_003\_00000014     &&  277 &   177 &&  372 &   179 \\     S136\_005\_00000010     &&  279 &   176 &&  373 &   180 \\     S136\_006\_00000020     &&  278 &   180 &&  372 &   184 \\     S137\_001\_00000001     &&  245 &   212 &&  354 &   212 \\     S137\_001\_00000014     &&  245 &   206 &&  353 &   209 \\     S137\_005\_00000027     &&  245 &   211 &&  354 &   217 \\     S137\_011\_00000020     &&  239 &   211 &&  350 &   213 \\     S138\_001\_00000001     &&  253 &   183 &&  356 &   182 \\     S138\_001\_00000012     &&  252 &   184 &&  354 &   184 \\     S138\_004\_00000013     &&  257 &   178 &&  360 &   176 \\     S138\_005\_00000016     &&  252 &   189 &&  353 &   187 \\     S138\_007\_00000011     &&  255 &   190 &&  359 &   187 \\     S138\_008\_00000009     &&  257 &   192 &&  359 &   193 \\     S139\_002\_00000001     &&  213 &   237 &&  318 &   236 \\     S139\_002\_00000013     &&  214 &   237 &&  317 &   238 \\     S147\_002\_00000001     &&  270 &   209 &&  376 &   206 \\     S147\_002\_00000013     &&  269 &   213 &&  376 &   209 \\     S148\_002\_00000001     &&  216 &   167 &&  312 &   170 \\     S148\_002\_00000015     &&  216 &   168 &&  312 &   170 \\     S149\_002\_00000001     &&  260 &   192 &&  381 &   188 \\     S149\_002\_00000013     &&  261 &   192 &&  382 &   187 \\     S151\_002\_00000001     &&  195 &   210 &&  293 &   214 \\     S151\_002\_00000029     &&  197 &   211 &&  295 &   214 \\     S154\_002\_00000001     &&  226 &   177 &&  332 &   179 \\     S154\_002\_00000013     &&  226 &   178 &&  332 &   180 \\     S155\_002\_00000001     &&  206 &   219 &&  305 &   214 \\     S155\_002\_00000012     &&  207 &   217 &&  304 &   215 \\     S156\_002\_00000001     &&  253 &   202 &&  355 &   202 \\     S156\_002\_00000021     &&  252 &   203 &&  355 &   201 \\     S157\_002\_00000001     &&  251 &   193 &&  354 &   197 \\     S157\_002\_00000011     &&  251 &   193 &&  354 &   197 \\     S158\_002\_00000001     &&  207 &   183 &&  325 &   177 \\     S158\_002\_00000011     &&  206 &   186 &&  323 &   180 \\     S160\_006\_00000001     &&  233 &   183 &&  335 &   180 \\     S160\_006\_00000010     &&  231 &   185 &&  337 &   181 \\     S501\_001\_00000001     &&  314 &   238 &&  444 &   234 \\     S501\_001\_00000067     &&  318 &   238 &&  448 &   236 \\     S501\_004\_00000056     &&  304 &   220 &&  443 &   218 \\     S501\_006\_00000041     &&  306 &   236 &&  437 &   231 \\     S502\_001\_00000001     &&  289 &   216 &&  418 &   217 \\     S502\_001\_00000016     &&  294 &   236 &&  421 &   239 \\     S502\_002\_00000009     &&  286 &   231 &&  413 &   230 \\     S502\_004\_00000052     &&  279 &   210 &&  403 &   208 \\     S503\_001\_00000001     &&  235 &   226 &&  383 &   225 \\     S503\_001\_00000071     &&  253 &   229 &&  384 &   225 \\     S503\_002\_00000008     &&  281 &   231 &&  409 &   227 \\     S503\_006\_00000020     &&  254 &   230 &&  384 &   229 \\     S504\_001\_00000001     &&  257 &   221 &&  393 &   223 \\     S504\_001\_00000022     &&  261 &   220 &&  398 &   221 \\     S504\_002\_00000009     &&  252 &   217 &&  385 &   216 \\     S504\_004\_00000015     &&  260 &   213 &&  395 &   215 \\     S504\_006\_00000018     &&  259 &   220 &&  394 &   220 \\     S505\_002\_00000001     &&  226 &   224 &&  364 &   223 \\     S505\_002\_00000021     &&  225 &   225 &&  363 &   225 \\     S505\_006\_00000019     &&  227 &   226 &&  364 &   224 \\     S506\_001\_00000001     &&  259 &   210 &&  388 &   210 \\     S506\_001\_00000040     &&  261 &   227 &&  394 &   227 \\     S506\_002\_00000009     &&  263 &   206 &&  386 &   204 \\     S506\_004\_00000038     &&  261 &   207 &&  383 &   208 \\     S506\_006\_00000042     &&  264 &   200 &&  391 &   199 \\     S895\_002\_00000001     &&  234 &   191 &&  332 &   180 \\     S895\_002\_00000007     &&  234 &   191 &&  334 &   181 \\     S999\_001\_00000001     &&  202 &   226 &&  309 &   224 \\     S999\_001\_00000018     &&  203 &   231 &&  311 &   230 \\     S999\_003\_00000055     &&  191 &   218 &&  300 &   216 \\          \bottomrule     \label{tab:eyeLabels}     \end{longtable}     \endgroup      Sorry for putting the whole table, but that is the size of my table !!!


title: Error in the PSTricks package pst-poly?

text: Consider the following example:               \documentclass{article}          \usepackage{pst-poly}          \begin{document}          \begin{figure}     \def\sidelaengde{5 }     \def\myCoor{}     \centering      \psset{unit = 0.4}       \begin{pspicture}(-12.5,-13.1)(12.5,10.6)        \psset{          linewidth = 1pt,          linecolor = green!90!yellow!70!blue!70,          fillstyle = solid,          fillcolor = green!60!yellow!80!blue!80        }         \rput(0,0){\PstPentagon[unit = \sidelaengde]}         \pstVerb{/R1 \sidelaengde 36 cos mul dup add def /R2 R1 \sidelaengde add def}         \multido{\iA = -90+72}{5}{%           \xdef\myCoor{\myCoor(!R2 \iA\space PtoC)}           \rput{36}(!R1 \iA\space PtoC){\PstPentagon[unit = \sidelaengde]}}         \rput(!1.55 \sidelaengde mul neg 0.2 \sidelaengde mul){\sidelaengde cm}        \psset{          fillstyle = none,          linewidth = 1pt,          linecolor = black        }         \expandafter         \pspolygon         \myCoor       \end{pspicture}     \end{figure}          \end{document}      ![output1](http://i.stack.imgur.com/Tu2ZL.jpg) As can be seen, the black pentagon doesn't surround the smaller, green pentagons perfectly. In the past, the 'fit' has been perfect so I wonder if an error has been introduced into `pst-poly` at some point. **Update** I also have the problem with the following PSTricks figure:               \documentclass{article}          \usepackage{amsmath}     \usepackage{pst-poly,pstricks-add}          \begin{document}          \begin{figure}     \def\sider{6}     \def\radius{3.5}     \pstFPdiv\vinkel{360}{\sider}     \centering      \psset{        unit = 0.9,        linejoin = 2      }       \begin{pspicture}(-\radius,-\radius)(\radius,\radius)         \pscircle(0,0){\radius}         \rput(0,0){\PstPolygon[ PolyNbSides = \sider, unit = \radius]}         \multido{\r = 0+\vinkel}{\sider}{%           \psRelLine[angle = \r, linestyle = dotted](0,0)(\radius,0){1}{A}}         \pcline[linestyle = none, offset = 9pt](0,0)(\radius,0)         \ncput{$r = \radius\,\text{cm}$}       \end{pspicture}     \end{figure}          \end{document}      ![output2](http://i.stack.imgur.com/ZXdIS.jpg) **Update 2** Here is the output from `\listfiles`:                *File List*      article.cls    2007/10/19 v1.4h Standard LaTeX document class       size10.clo    2007/10/19 v1.4h Standard LaTeX file (size option)      amsmath.sty    2013/01/14 v2.14 AMS math features      amstext.sty    2000/06/29 v2.01       amsgen.sty    1999/11/30 v2.0       amsbsy.sty    1999/11/29 v1.2d       amsopn.sty    1999/12/14 v2.01 operator names     pst-poly.sty    2009/12/20 package wrapper for pst-poly.tex (dg,hv)     pstricks.sty    2013/12/12 v0.60 LaTeX wrapper for `PSTricks' (RN,HV)        ifpdf.sty    2011/01/30 v2.3 Provides the ifpdf switch (HO)     pstricks.tex    2014/07/31 v2.56 `PSTricks' (tvz,hv)     pst-xkey.tex    2005/11/25 v1.6 PSTricks specialization of xkeyval (HA)      xkeyval.sty    2014/05/25 v2.7 package option processing (HA)      xkeyval.tex    2014/05/25 v2.7 key=value parser (HA)       pst-fp.tex    2014/07/31 v2.56 `PST-fp' (hv)       xcolor.sty    2007/01/21 v2.11 LaTeX color extensions (UK)        color.cfg    2007/01/18 v1.5 color configuration of teTeX/TeXLive        dvips.def    2014/04/23 v3.0j Driver-dependant file (DPC,SPQR)     pst-poly.tex    2009/12/20 v1.61 `PST-poly' (dg,hv)     pstricks-add.sty    2010/02/11 v. 0.14 package wrapper for pstricks-add.tex (hv)     pst-plot.sty    2011/04/13 package wrapper for pst-plot.tex (hv)     pst-xkey.sty    2005/11/25 v1.6 package wrapper for pst-xkey.tex (HA)      multido.sty    2004/05/17 package wrapper for PSTricks `multido.tex', (HV/RN)     pst-plot.tex    2014/08/23 1.70 `pst-plot' (tvz,hv)     pst-node.sty    2010/04/22 package wrapper for pst-node.tex     pst-node.tex    2014/08/23 1.70 `pst-node' (tvz,hv)       pst-3d.sty    2009/07/28 package wrapper for pst-3d.tex (hv)       pst-3d.tex    2010/02/14 v1.11 `PST-3d' (hv)     pst-math.sty    2014/07/30 package wrapper for PSTricks pst-math.tex     pstricks-add.tex    2014/07/22 v3.75 `PSTricks-add' (hv)     pstricks-add.cfg    2005/01/10 v0.1 addtional user stuff (hv)


title: Repeating section headers in moderncv?

text: I am trying to prepare my CV using `moderncv`, and my publication list currently splits pages. I would like the top of the next page to have `\refname{} (continued)` in the _same typeface as the original`\refname` callout_. The closest I have gotten is with the `\afterpage` package, but this **(a)** requires that I know exactly what section is going to be at page breaks, which might change as I add/subtract things from my CV, and **(b)** does not work well with `bibliography` as it's a macro that creates a section and thus doesn't appear to like being interrupted. The MWE I provide below comes close to what I want, but problems (a) and (b) above are apparent. What can I do? Here's the MWE (and the references for the .bib file are below that):               \documentclass[11pt,letterpaper,sans]{moderncv}               \moderncvstyle{classic}     \moderncvcolor{black}          \usepackage[scale=0.75]{geometry}               \name{John T.}{Doe}     \title{Curriculum vitae}     \address{street and number}{postcode city}{country}     \phone[mobile]{+1~(555)~555~5890}     \usepackage{afterpage}     \interlinepenalty=10000                     \begin{document}         \makecvtitle     \section{Education}         \cventry{year--year}{Degree}{Institution}{City}{\textit{Grade}}{Description}         \cventry{year--year}{Degree}{Institution}{City}{\textit{Grade}}{Description}         \cventry{year--year}{Degree}{Institution}{City}{\textit{Grade}}{Description}     \section{Awards and Honors}         \cvitem{year}{Award}         \cvitem{year}{Award}         \cvitem{year}{Award}         \cvitem{year}{Award}         \cvitem{year}{Award}          \section{Teaching Positions}         \cvitem{year}{course name}         \cvitem{year}{course name}         \cvitem{year}{course name}         \cvitem{year}{course name}         \cvitem{year}{course name}         \cvitem{year}{course name}          \renewcommand{\refname}{Publications I Wish I had Written}               \bibliographystyle{unsrt}     \nocite{gore2011}     \nocite{komatsu2011}     \nocite{lister2011}     \nocite{rasmussen2011}     \afterpage{\section{\refname{} (continued)}}          \bibliography{publications}          \end{document}      publications.bib:               @article{komatsu2011,       title={Seven-year Wilkinson microwave anisotropy probe (WMAP) observations: cosmological interpretation},       author={Komatsu, Eiichiro and Smith, KM and Dunkley, J and Bennett, CL and Gold, B and Hinshaw, G and Jarosik, N and Larson, D and Nolta, MR and Page, L and others},       journal={The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series},       volume={192},       number={2},       pages={18},       year={2011},       publisher={IOP Publishing}     }          @article{lister2011,       title={Hotspots of aberrant epigenomic reprogramming in human induced pluripotent stem cells},       author={Lister, Ryan and Pelizzola, Mattia and Kida, Yasuyuki S and Hawkins, R David and Nery, Joseph R and Hon, Gary and Antosiewicz-Bourget, Jessica and O’Malley, Ronan and Castanon, Rosa and Klugman, Sarit and others},       journal={Nature},       volume={471},       number={7336},       pages={68--73},       year={2011},       publisher={Nature Publishing Group}     }          @article{gore2011,       title={Somatic coding mutations in human induced pluripotent stem cells},       author={Gore, Athurva and Li, Zhe and Fung, Ho-Lim and Young, Jessica E and Agarwal, Suneet and Antosiewicz-Bourget, Jessica and Canto, Isabel and Giorgetti, Alessandra and Israel, Mason A and Kiskinis, Evangelos and others},       journal={Nature},       volume={471},       number={7336},       pages={63--67},       year={2011},       publisher={Nature Publishing Group}     }          @article{rasmussen2011,       title={Structure of a nanobody-stabilized active state of the [bgr] 2 adrenoceptor},       author={Rasmussen, S{\o}ren GF and Choi, Hee-Jung and Fung, Juan Jose and Pardon, Els and Casarosa, Paola and Chae, Pil Seok and DeVree, Brian T and Rosenbaum, Daniel M and Thian, Foon Sun and Kobilka, Tong Sun and others},       journal={Nature},       volume={469},       number={7329},       pages={175--180},       year={2011},       publisher={Nature Publishing Group}     }


title: How to compile files with non-ASCII paths?

text: I cannot compile files with non-ASCII paths. I am using XeLaTeX from MikTex and TexStudio on Windows. Is it possible to read paths as utf8? The specific path contains Chinese. If I change what encoding Windows use for non-Unicode programmes to Chinese, the file compiles. The problem is that other Swedish programmes require me to switch back to Swedish encoding when I want to use them. This means that I have to reconfigure (including rebooting) the system every time I want to use the other programme, which is not very desirable. This is the message I get in TexStudio when I try to compile a file with Chinese characters in its path:               Process started: xelatex.exe -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode "main".tex          MiKTeX GPL Ghostscript 9.05: Unrecoverable error, exit code 1 ** WARNING ** Couldn't     open font map file "kanjix.map". ** WARNING ** TrueType post table name index 32768     > 32767 ** WARNING ** Filtering file via command -->mgs.exe -q -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH      -dEPSCrop -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -dCompatibilityLevel=1.5 -dAutoFilterGrayImages=false      -dGrayImageFilter=/FlateEncode -dAutoFilterColorImages=false      -dColorImageFilter=/FlateEncode -sOutputFile="C:/Users/XXX/AppData/Local/     Temp//xdvipdfmx.1d4298f2fd03f60dc7a645274462" "E:/å¤‡è±ª/ä–‡è‰ä¼´/project/     illustrations/zi.eps" -c quit<-- failed. ** WARNING ** Image format conversion      for "E:/å¤‡è±ª/ä–‡è‰ä¼´/project/illustrations/zi.eps" failed... ** ERROR ** pdf_ref_     obj(): passed invalid object. Output file removed. xelatex.exe: Invalid argument          Process exited with error(s)      (Disregard the kanjix.map error, its always there.)


title: Publishing standard for landscape page number position?

text: I realize there are a couple of threads on this matter, but my question is a little different. My university thesis office returned my dissertation with formatting corrections today. One of the things they want me to do is change the orientation of page number on landscape pages. For now, my page numbers are all in portrait mode, even on landscape pages. So what is the publishing standard for this? I ask this because I am not seeing any elegant solutions to this problem. One hack that has worked for me is first setting the pagestyle on a landscape page to `empty` and then using `\thepage` command after the table, figure or text on this page. This also requires doing a `\centering{\thepage}`. Please enlighten me.


title: Help with the command \binom

text: I want to write an expression of the form `$\binom{a}{b}$`. I tried with the command `\binom`, but the result is too big, and then I tried `\tbinom` but it was too small, I want to know if there is another command or another way to write that and resize it.


title: \SIlist does not work though there is no problem with \SIrange

text: When trying to compile the following I get the error undefined control sequence `\SIlist`. Other parts of the `siunitx` package like `\SIrange` work perfectly well, so I really have no idea what what I am doing wrong here. I would really appreciate your help since I love this package and want to use it.               \documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}     \usepackage[ngerman]{babel}     \usepackage{siunitx}     \begin{document}     \SIlist{1;3}{\mole}     \SI{1}{ppm}     \SIrange{10}{30}{\metre}     \end{document}


title: Rotate fading in tikz

text: In `tikz` I want to draw a narrow long rectangle which is faded at the top and at the bottom. This is supposed to represent a laser beam. I define a `tikz` fading and it works fine as long as the beam is horizontal. When I rotate the rectangle the fading does not produce the beam as before. I tried to use the fading transform option to also rotate the fading beam but it did not work. Since I want to draw several beam with different rotations in one picture I thought I should avoid a canvas transform. Here is my example code:               \documentclass{minimal}     \usepackage{tikz}          \begin{document}          \usetikzlibrary{fadings}          \tikzfading[name=middle,                 top color=transparent!100,                 bottom color=transparent!100,                 middle color=transparent!20]          \begin{tikzpicture}          \fill[path fading=middle, red] (0,0) rectangle (4,0.2);     \fill[rotate=-20, path fading=middle, red] (0,0) rectangle (4,0.2);     \fill[rotate=20, path fading=middle, fading transform={rotate=20}, red] (0,0) rectangle (4,0.2);               \end{tikzpicture}          \end{document}      How can I get the correct fading for the rotated beams?


title: Problem to show image. Error Bounding Box

text: I'm trying to add some images, but When i compile it, an error is shown, and in the PDF the images are not showed. Code I have used:               \begin{figure}[!h] % h-here, t-top, b-bottom     \begin{center}     \includegraphics[width=0.9\textwidth]{figs/Captura1.jpg}     \caption{Figure 1: Screen-shot of a Wireless Follow-me-MP3 Controller}     \end{center}     \end{figure}      The libraries:               \documentclass{llncs}     \usepackage{llncsdoc}         % the original package lncs     \usepackage[dvips]{graphicx}  % for images      And the error that returns: ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/NSCEH.png) Thanks for all


title: pgfplots: relative node positioning in axis cs

text: I have got a file to plot with pgfplots. For convenience I'd like to define a measure in the plot. Unfortunately the relative positioning seems to give weird results. If I define the node coordinates manually everything works fine. According to the `pgfplots`-manual the sin- and cos-operators use degrees. Could you please tell me where my error is?               \documentclass{standalone}     \usepackage{pgfplots}     \usetikzlibrary{calc}     \usetikzlibrary{positioning}     \usepackage{siunitx}          \pgfplotsset{compat=1.10}          \begin{document}          \pgfplotsset{cellmodel/.style={%     width=0.4\linewidth,     height=0.3\textheight,     axis lines=center,     axis equal image,     domain=0:800,     xmin= 0, xmax= 7,     ymin=-1.5, ymax=6.5,     restrict x to domain=0:7,     ticks=none,     }}          \begin{tikzpicture}     \def\angle{-30}     \begin{axis}[cellmodel]     \addplot[mark=x, mark options={solid}, draw=gray!80!black, dashed, thick] coordinates {              (0.0,0.5)             (2.25,0.5)             (4.5,4.397114317029974)             (6.75,4.397114317029974)     };          % necessary nodes     \node (two) at (axis cs:2.25,0.5) {};     \node (thr) at (axis cs:4.5,4.397114317029974) {};          % relative nodes     % \node (mes2l)  at ($(two)+({cos(\angle)},{sin(\angle)})$) {test};     % <- doesn't give the correct coordinates     % \node (mes3l)  at ({$(thr)+({cos(\angle)},{sin(\angle)})$}) {test};     % \node (mes2l)  at ($(two)+(axis cs:{cos(\angle)},{sin(\angle)})$) {test};     % <- doesn't give the correct coordinates     % \node (mes3l)  at ({$(thr)+(axis cs:{cos(\angle)},{sin(\angle)})$}) {test};     \node (mes2l)  at (axis cs:3.116025404,0) {};                   % <- correct coordinates     \node (mes3l)  at (axis cs:5.366025404,3.897114317) {};     \draw[<->]  (mes2l.center) -- (mes3l.center) node [below right, midway]{$l$};     \end{axis}     \end{tikzpicture}          \end{document}


title: Placing anchor before and after text in multipart rectangle

text: In the following graph, i would like the arrows to be originated inside the box and not in the border, possibly aligned and next to the text (for example, right after the word "Pointer:". ![image](http://s7.postimage.org/mkpmznfl7/tikz.jpg) Here is the code i used:               \usetikzlibrary{shapes.multipart,arrows}     \newcommand{\npd}{\nodepart{two}}     \newcommand{\npt}{\nodepart{three}}     \newcommand{\npq}{\nodepart{four}}     \newcommand{\npc}{\nodepart{five}}          \tikzstyle{fnode}=[rectangle split, rectangle split part align={left,left,left,center,left}, rectangle split parts=5, draw, minimum width =2.75cm, rounded corners]          \begin{tikzpicture}       \node[fnode] (r1) at (0,0) {Pointer:  \npd Key \npt Text text \npq Pointers \npc text};       \draw [*->] (r1.one east) to (-2,2);       \draw [*->] (r1.four east) to (3,0);       \draw [*->] (r1.four west) to (-3,0);     \end{tikzpicture}      I would also like (if possible) to use a syntax similar to the anchor one. There are no predefined anchors to do this in the manual. What is the easiest way to achive this result?


title: Distinct footnotes at the same place

text: This may be a basic question, but I'm having troubles figuring it out. I'd like to have two distinct footnotes at the same place in the text. However what i get is that the footnote numbers in the text are merged together, instead of separated by commas (e.g. 23, instead of 2,3). How do I fix this?


title: Setting class options after \documentclass

text: Context: I'm working on my thesis, and the formatting requirements are pretty godawful. In addition to the version I submit to the grad school, I would like to also create a properly formatted version for everyone else. In particular, my document begins:               \documentclass[twoside]{book}      Is it possible to later countermand the _twoside_ option?


title: How to change glossaries alttree: no bold font for second level

text: How can I modify the glossaries e.g. `alttree` style to not use bold fonts for the entries in second level. First level should remain bold. I'd like to do it like               \newglossarystyle{mylist}{%     \glossarystyle{list}% base this style on the list style     \renewcommand{\glsgroupskip}{}% make nothing happen between groups     }      but I do not know the command to "renew" P.S.: Using the `longragged` style would fit even better. In that case I'd like to change the identication of the first column and make first level entries bold.


title: Where can I find a `datasheet' document class or a tutorial on how to create one?

text: I'd like to be able to make a datasheet for a module that I'm building. By datasheet, I mean a document containing:   1. A title page, with the primary features, applications, and an application block diagram    2. A table with electrical characteristics (Which might have multiple sections or span multiple pages).    3. A set of graphs conveying the information in the table(s) in a graphical manner    4. One or more pages with large images describing a schematic view of the device    5. A section which defines abbreviations used in the schematic views    6. A section which describes the use of the device's hardware    7. A section which describes the protocol for interacting with the device in software    8. And finally, a (possibly long) section which includes text, equations, source code, and schematics for a variety of applications. Here are some examples of such documents by current manufacturers (all PDFs):   * Linear Technology LT3757 switching regulator   * National LM317 linear regulator   * ON Semi Zener diode listing   * TI ADS8330 ADC   * Atmel ATmega324PA microcontroller [600MB]  There are a lot of these documents! Does anyone here have experience creating them, or a document class or package which would be useful in making one? With that high quantity and that much mathematical and technical writing involved, I can't help but imagine that they're using LaTeX, or at least they should be. However, a google search for "LaTeX datasheet class" turns up nothing but datasheets for rubber-like compounds. **Are there any giveaways in these documents that tell what was used to create them?** Are they (or are they not) LaTeX? It's easy to see when the small companies use Word.


title: What font packages are installed in TeX live?

text: What font packages are installed in a full installation of TeX live? Which are obsolete? Example: `\usepackage{mathpazo}` brings Palatino as the roman font. The `times` package seems to be obsolete (as noted in l2tabuen). I only ask for "easy to use" packages to be used with `\usepackage{...}`.


title: \@ifnextchar and friends documentation

text: While reading this question and its answers I tried to find where, for instance, `\@ifnextchar` is documented. I'm afraid I couldn't... I looked in _TeX: The Program_ and _TeX for the Impatient_ which can be found in `texdoc`(link) and of course in Google, but found no real documentation. **My question is where is it documented?** Actually a broader question is where similar internal commands of `(La)TeX` are documented? I encounter in TeX.SE many answers which involve core components of `La(Tex)` but I usually fail to find a rigorous documentation of these elements. This makes it more difficult to have deeper understanding of the answer, and in particular try to modify/adopt the solutions to slightly different problems. So the main question is: **Where core command are documented?** _**Edit:_** Let me fine tune my question since most of the answer aimed mainly at the `\@ifnextchr`. What is a (the?) _canonical_ documentation of both `TeX` and `LaTeX`, where magic like `\@ifnextchr` and similar `@` involving elements are documented? Is it only TeXbook? What is the `LaTeX` equivalent of TeXbook?


title: TikZ: How to draw an isometric drawing in tikz

text: In the below image   * top: rectangles   * Bottom: isometric views. How to do it in TikZ? ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/pgPHx.jpg) Similar result but not correct...               \documentclass{article}     \usepackage{tikz}          \begin{document}          \begin{tikzpicture}     \draw (0,0) -- (1,0)--(1,1)--(0,1)--cycle;     \end{tikzpicture}          \begin{tikzpicture}[rotate=30]     \draw (0,0) -- (1,0)--(1,1)--(0,1)--cycle;     \end{tikzpicture}     \end{document}


title: How to surround portions of a tree with boxes

text: I need to **group portions of a tree with boxes** , and additionally **label them** , e.g. put "W1" on the side of the box, or in the _top right_ corner of the box. The result I want to achieve is somewhat similar to the one in the following video: http://youtu.be/B78RnoBFYOw?t=10m40s or to this picture: ![desired result](http://i.stack.imgur.com/2J2Zw.png) Note that the boxed subtrees _must_ still refer to a node in the parent boxed subree. That is, I don't want a tree of boxes with trees inside, rather I want a **single tree with boxes around some portions of it**. ### Edit: Here is the code I use so far to create the tree               \begin{tikzpicture}         \node{             $\forall{x}. P(x) \rightarrow Q(X)$\\             $P(x) \rightarrow Q(x)$         }             child{ node{$\lnot P(a)$} }             child{ node{$Q(a)$}                  child{ node{other..} }             };     \end{tikzpicture}      By the way, what would be the best way to add multiple lines of math into a tree node? Right now, they are all on the same line.


title: Convert Indesign content to LaTeX?

text: Are there any tools for migrating the content of an Indesign document to LaTeX markup? I guess some preprocessing, and a lot of postprocessing would be needed. I am only looking for the most basic _content_ migration – not the layout/typography. Something like:   * Body text typography style --> `text`   * Header 1 typography style --> `\chapter`   * Header 2 typography style --> `\section` Wishful wish list:   * footnotes   * figures   * …


title: Symbols to avoid while creating new commands

text: I experienced some problems when creating `\newcommand` that have some numbers in their names; I can't find docs about that, about the accepted charset for the commands in LaTeX.


title: Inserting period/stop at end of each reference

text: Using author-date style, how does one insert a period or stop at the end of every reference? I presume you have to `\renewbibmacro` and `\setunit*{\adddot}` to a specific field?               \documentclass[a4paper,oneside,10pt]{article} % Unix options       \usepackage{endnotes,setspace,excludeonly,etex,ifthen,etoolbox,logreq,etoolbox,keyval,url}     \usepackage[english]{babel} \usepackage{csquotes}     \usepackage[style=authoryear,natbib=true,maxbibnames=4,backend=biber]{biblatex}          \renewbibmacro*{publisher+location+date}{%        \printtext[parens]{%ADDED          \printlist{location}%          \iflistundef{publisher}            {\setunit*{\addcomma\space}}            {\setunit*{\addcolon\space}}%          \printlist{publisher}%          \setunit*{\addcomma\space}%          \usebibmacro{date}%        }\nopunct% ADDED        \newunit}     \renewbibmacro*{volume+number+eid}{%        \printfield{volume}% %         \setunit*{\adddot}% DELETED   \setunit*{\addcolon}% ADDED          \printfield{number}%        \setunit{\addcomma\space}%        \printfield{eid}}          \usepackage{fancyhdr}     \pagestyle{plain}          \addbibresource{biblatex-examples.bib}          \begin{document}     \nocite{knuth:ct:a,shore}     \printbibliography     \end{document}


title: tikzpicture has a node whose text is a tree: unevenly formatting

text: I want to typeset a picture similar to the following one, using tikz. ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/ctt03.png) For that purpose I have written the following latex document               \documentclass{minimal}     \usepackage{tikz}     \usetikzlibrary{chains}          \begin{document}          \begin{tikzpicture}[       level distance=10mm,       op/.style={circle,draw,fill=red!20},       leaf/.style={circle,fill=blue!20,font=\ttfamily},       ]       \node (in) [fill=green!10] {\texttt{1 + 2*3}};       \node (out) [fill=green!10,right=30mm of in] {         \tikz{           \node [op] {$+$}             child { node [leaf] {1} }             child { node [op] {$\times$}               child { node [leaf] {2} }               child { node [leaf] {3} }};         }       };       \draw[->] (in) -- node [above] {\emph{parsing}} (out);     \end{tikzpicture}          \end{document}      which gives me the output ![](http://i.stack.imgur.com/9CxZo.png) Notice that in the tree, the left and right edges from each node are not symmetric: the left one is shorter than the right one. When the same tree is drawn outside of the `out` node, they are symmetric. Why am I getting this effect, and how to fix this issue?


title: How to effectively compare latex files

text: I have two latex source files, one created by me and the other modified by a colleague. Introduced modifications, unfortunately, also regard line breaks and spacing (source text line breaks, not latex ones), so that it is difficult for me to compare the files with standard unix text tools. So I wonder if there is some latex text processor that could reduce both files to a common form, where could be simpler to spot the essential differences and hide/normalize the inessential ones. A sort of beautifier, like `tidy` for html. Alternatively, I would ear some advices on how others approach such problem.


title: \pause and \framebreak in the same frame

text: I'm trying to use `\pause` and `\framebreak` in the same frame and it does not work.   The reason why I need that is that I'm writing a proof over several slides but don't want the stuff showing up all at once on each slide. And since it is a proof I cannot just make a new frame instead of using `\framebreak` because of the `\begin{proof}` environment.   Is there any way to do this? \edit: Here is the code I'm talking about:               \usetheme{Luebeck}       \usecolortheme{beaver}          \newenvironment{myproof}[1][\proofname]{%       \par     \def\insertproofname{#1{.}}%     \pushQED{\qed}     \alert{\textbf{     {\insertproofname}}} \hspace*{\fill} \\[5pt]}     {\popQED}     \makeatother            \frame{     \frametitle{(1) Rate function}     \begin{myproof}      \begin{itemize}      \item[(i)]      \vspace*{7pt}      By definition of $I(\cdot)$ we have       \[        text      \]       \pause      \[       ...      \].      \end{itemize}     }          \frame{     \frametitle{(1) Rate function}     \begin{itemize}     \item[(ii)]       ...      \pause      \vspace*{10pt}     \item[(iii)]      ...      \end{itemize}     \end{myproof}     }        Where I started a new frame I had `\framebreak` before, but neither of the two ways gives me the desired. I get errors instead.


title: \gls inside caption without protect

text: Is it possible to use `\gls` (from the `glossaries` package) inside a caption without `\protect`ing it every single time? The `glossaries` package says the `\gls` command is not fragile... but I get errors unless I protect it. Kind of annoying since half the advantage of a `glossary`/`acronym` package is reducing the amount of typing you have to repeat.               \documentclass{article}     \usepackage{caption}     \usepackage{glossaries}          \newglossaryentry{Name}{name={Name},description={Description}}          \makeglossaries          \begin{document}          \begin{figure}[h]         \caption{Blah blah \protect\gls{name}}     \end{figure}          \end{document}      If you remove the protect it will complain about an extra }.


title: How to export matlab figures to (pdf) LaTeX?

text: I am writing a student thesis in LaTeX and need to import several figures created in Matlab. I found some programs to do this task:   * matfig2pgf   * matlab2tikz   * fig2texPS The problem is that using one of the first two I get a problem that the tex capacity is exceeded. The figures have quite lots of data points which could be the reason why tex gives up. Using the latter program I cannot export subplots; I have to create a image for each. Also I am not sure, if I get the single images arranged in latex in a nice fashion (not yet tasted). Also I have to do it using dvi/ps/pdf for each file separately. My question is: What is a good way to include the images from matlab in latex? I ask because I do not want to have to create all the files twice to more because any limitation of any program is reached.


title: How to make the frame dashed?

text: I am using `\begin{framed} ... \end{framed}` in my presentation, does anyone know how to make the frame **dashed**?


title: What are the guidelines for making TikZ pictures properly scalable?

text: I've just started using TikZ for rendering figures for my Master thesis. I've made a few and they look good in the report. But when I tried using them in my presentation slides, some were too small and others too large. And now I'm trying to remake the figures to make them scale properly but Ḯ'm having difficulties getting it right. What are the guidelines, if any, in making TikZ pictures scalable, in particularly when you're using nodes? Do you use relative coordinates only and avoid using absolute positioning such as `above=1cm of othernode`? How do you specify the size of nodes (for now I'm using `minimum width` and `inner sep` but they all require absolute sizes such as `cm`, `pt`, and so on. How about the text, should you allow that to scale with the nodes or left as it is? What about lines and arrows, should those scale and how do you go about doing that?


title: \crefname for several layers of an enumerate: problem with enumitem

text: I want to use the `\crefname` macro from the `cleveref` package to set the label names on several layers of an `enumerate` environment. The following code works very well:               \documentclass{article}     \usepackage{forloop}     \usepackage{cleveref}          \newcounter{ct}\forloop{ct}{1}%         {\value{ct}<10}         {\crefname{enum\roman{ct}}{case}{cases}}          \begin{document}     \begin{enumerate}     \item \label{l} test     \begin{enumerate}     \item test      \item \label{k} test     \end{enumerate}     \end{enumerate}          \cref{l,k}          \end{document}      However, it stops working when I use the `enumitem` package:               \documentclass{article}     \usepackage{forloop}     \usepackage{enumitem}     \usepackage{cleveref}          \newlist{test}{enumerate}{10}     \setlist[test]{label=\arabic*}          \newcounter{ct}\forloop{ct}{1}%         {\value{ct}<10}         {\crefname{test\roman{ct}}{case}{cases}}          \begin{document}     \begin{test}     \item \label{l} test     \begin{test}     \item test      \item \label{k} test     \end{test}     \end{test}          \cref{l,k}          \end{document}      You can check that adding `\crefname{testi}{case}{cases}` will indeed make the first reference label correctly, so I have no idea why this is not working. It'd be great if someone could tell me what is going wrong and how to fix it.


title: Biblatex style file for New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM)

text: > **This question led to a new package:**   >  `biblatex-nejm` The journal _New England Journal of Medicine_ (NEJM) has the following requirement for references. I can't find a standard style file. What is the closest match? How can I customize based on that? In the citation, it looks like `1–3, 7, 8` (no square parentheses) at the end of a sentence . For bibliography, list all authors when there are six or fewer; when there are seven or more, list the first three, followed by `et al.` The following is a sample for article type: > Shapiro AMJ, Lakey JRT, Ryan EA, et al. Islet transplantation in seven > patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus using a glucocorticoid-free > immunosuppressive regimen. N Engl J Med 2000;343:230-8. **EDIT 1** : _Question 1_ The bib entry for this article:               @ARTICLE{Shapiro2000,         author = { Shapiro, A M J and Lakey, J R T and Ryan, E A and Lisa Schreiber and Jon Smith and Allan Jones and Cathy Smith},        title = { Islet transplantation in seven patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus using a glucocorticoid-free immunosuppressive regimen},       journal = { N Engl J Med },       year = {2000},       volume = {343},       pages = {230-8}  }      I have fixed the author initial thing. Now it is the > N Engl J Med 2000;343:230-8. part I need help. I really appreciate your time and help. _Question 2_ In the bibliography, how can I get "1." in stead of "1"? **EDIT 2** : _Question 3_ The journal name should not be italic. Can we make it right? _Question 4_ Suppose there is an entry field `number = {2}` in the bib item, how can we prevent it from showing up in bibliography? _Solution 5_ tips from @lockstep: please google: `biblatex`: remove commas between last and first names in bibliography `terseinits=true` seems not working with `backend=biber` When I removed `backend=biber`, the `terseinits=true` started to work. many thanks to @Marco


title: Insert foldable A3 pages in an A4 document with active references

text: I am at the end of a big LaTeX document (my thesis) and I would like to insert A3 tables and figures in the Annexes (Supporting informations) section. These A3 pages would be foldable and ideally I would like to have them page-numbered twice on the recto (so that ounce folded they look like single A4 page). Ideally they would be LaTeX-coded so that `hyperref`, inclusion in ToC and `chemcompounds` package (a package allowing automatic numbering of chemical compounds) would be active. Whould this be possible ? As a picture worth a thousand word, here it is : ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/4og0v.png)


title: Avoiding linebreak before number

text: Is there a way to avoid linebreaks before all numbers without explicitly using the tilde? It would be nice if it worked both for explicit numbers, as in `Sample~1` as well as when a number is implied, as in `Figure~\ref{fig:label}`. If not, I think I could write a macro in emacs that uses regex to find and fix all the instances of a number or `\ref{}` that should have a tilde.


title: {cases} does not work while amsmath package is used

text: I tried the following:               $P_{ijt}^{bool}$: \begin{cases} 1 & \mbox{if } P_{ijt} > 0 \\ 0 & \mbox{else} \end{cases}      `\usepackage{amsmath}` is in the beginning of the file. This should work according to numerous websites, but I get the following error:               ! Missing $ inserted.     <inserted text>                      $     l.216 $P_             {ijt}^{bool}$: \begin{cases} 1 & \mbox{if } P_{ijt} > 0 \\ 0 & \mbox{...      Can someone tell me what I am missing? Or how I can define this variable with a large accolade in a different way?


title: How to loop through a list of tikzpicture within animateinline?

text: I have the following code which uses `animateinline` and several `tikzpicture` for it's animation effects:               \documentclass{beamer}     \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}     \usepackage{tikz}     \usepackage{ifthen}     \usepackage{animate}     \usetheme{Warsaw}     \usecolortheme{whale}          \def\layera{       \path[cm={{0.8028232,-0.59621716,0.59621716,0.8028232,(0.0,0.0)}},draw=black,opacity=0.990,miter         limit=4.00,line width=0.943pt,rounded corners=0.0000cm] (-99.8372,584.6912)         rectangle (-30.7483,653.7801);     }          \def\layerb{         \fill[blue!40] (0,0) circle (1);     }          \def\layerc{         \fill[red!40] (0,0) circle (1);     }          \begin{document}     \begin{center}     \begin{frame}     \begin{animateinline}[loop,controls]{1}          \begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.20pt,x=0.20pt,yscale=-1, inner sep=0pt, outer sep=0pt]         \layera{}     \end{tikzpicture}          \newframe     \begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.20pt,x=0.20pt,yscale=-1, inner sep=0pt, outer sep=0pt]         \layerb{}     \end{tikzpicture}          \newframe     \begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.20pt,x=0.20pt,yscale=-1, inner sep=0pt, outer sep=0pt]         \layerc{}     \end{tikzpicture}          \newcommand{\makelayer}{         \newframe         \begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.20pt,x=0.20pt,yscale=-1, inner sep=0pt, outer sep=0pt]             \layerc{}         \end{tikzpicture}     }          %\makelayer{}          %\def\MyLayers{\layerb, \layerc}     %\foreach \mylayer in \MyLayers {     %    \newframe     %    \begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.20pt,x=0.20pt,yscale=-1, inner sep=0pt, outer sep=0pt]     %        \mylayer{}     %    \end{tikzpicture}     %}          \end{animateinline}     \end{frame}     \end{center}     \end{document}      As you can see, it has 3 layers (1 layer/frame): layera, layerb and layerc. The following file could be converted to pdf and the animation effects are correct: a square, then a blue circle, and a red circle. However, when I try to use `\newcommand` makelayer, the output is not correct: just uncomment `\makelayer{}` and compile to pdf. The strange thing is layerb is not shown correctly, instead of layerc, which is inside `\makelayer{}`? It must be something obvious for a trained eye; could someone kindly point out what is the correct way of using `\newcommand` in this case? The second question is looping through all the tikzpictures, and I think it might be related to the above question. I have also have the code that's not working commented out, starting at: `%\def\MyLayers{\layerb, \layerc}` Any help is much appreciated. **Edit1** @Harish's answer solved the first question. To clarify my second question, which is how to loop through the contents of each `tikzpicture` using `foreach` or any other looping mechanism? I made some changes to the code to illustrate the question (the actual tex file may contain many more layers/`tikzpicture` ):               \documentclass{beamer}     \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}     \usepackage{tikz}     \usepackage{ifthen}     \usepackage{animate}     \usetheme{Warsaw}     \usecolortheme{whale}          \newcommand\layera{%     \begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.20pt,x=0.20pt,yscale=-1, inner sep=0pt, outer sep=0pt]       \path[cm={{0.8028232,-0.59621716,0.59621716,0.8028232,(0.0,0.0)}},draw=black,opacity=0.990,miter         limit=4.00,line width=0.943pt,rounded corners=0.0000cm] (-99.8372,584.6912)         rectangle (-30.7483,653.7801);       \end{tikzpicture}     }          \newcommand\layerb{%         \fill[blue!40] (0,0) circle (1);     }          \newcommand\layerc{%         \fill[red!40] (0,0) circle (1);     }          \begin{document}     \begin{center}     \begin{frame}     \begin{animateinline}[loop,controls]{1}         \layera          \newcommand{\makemylayer}{%         \newframe         \begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.20pt,x=0.20pt,yscale=-1, inner sep=0pt, outer sep=0pt]             \layerb         \end{tikzpicture}              \newframe         \begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.20pt,x=0.20pt,yscale=-1, inner sep=0pt, outer sep=0pt]                \layerc         \end{tikzpicture}     }          \makemylayer          %\newcommand\MyLayers{\layerb, \layerc}     %\foreach \mylayer in \MyLayers {     %    \newframe     %    \begin{tikzpicture}[y=0.20pt,x=0.20pt,yscale=-1, inner sep=0pt, outer sep=0pt]     %        \mylayer{}     %    \end{tikzpicture}     %}               \end{animateinline}     \end{frame}     \end{center}     \end{document}      There are 3 layers (`tikzpicture`): layera, layerb, and layerc, and except for layera, I'd like to loop through the contents of each `tikzpicture` (layerb and layerc). So when I comment out `\makemylayer`, uncomment the `foreach` block, when I try to compile, there's the following error message:               ! Package animate Error: Contents of first frame must not have zero width.      Thanks for your help. **Edit2** I've tried other looping methods such as `loop`, `forloop` etc., but most of them deals with a counter or something like that; could someone kindly provide any advice on how to iterate through the above list of commands and make it work? Thank you very much.


title: Hyperref in toc without page number

text: I'm doing my report for my last internship and I've been trying to add `hyperref` to my LaTeX pdf. I would like to have a link in my toc for my introduction. Without `hyperref`, it works fine :               \chapter*{Introduction}     \addtocontents{toc}{\contentsline{chapter}{\numberline{}Introduction}{}}      But, when I use `hyperref`, I have this :               ! Argument of \contentsline has an extra }.     <inserted text>     \par     l.3 ...line{chapter}{\numberline{}Introduction}{}}     I've run across a `}' that doesn't seem to match anything.     For example, `\def\a#1{...}' and `\a}' would produce     this error. If you simply proceed now, the `\par' that     I've just inserted will cause me to report a runaway     argument that might be the root of the problem. But if     your `}' was spurious, just type `2' and it will go away.     Runaway argument?     ! Paragraph ended before \contentsline was complete.     <to be read again>     \par     l.3 ...line{chapter}{\numberline{}Introduction}{}}     I suspect you've forgotten a `}', causing me to apply this     control sequence to too much text. How can we recover?     My plan is to forget the whole thing and hope for the best.     )      What went wrong here ? Thanks


title: Center ConTeXt table horizontally

text: Although my table is only so wide and inside a `alignment[middle]` environment, it doesn’t get centered and stays left aligned. (For ConTeXtians: right aligned :)) I tried a hack and add an empty paragraph column, but empty columns appearantly get ignored. What can I do?


title: TikZ: Drawing the same data with scatter plots and parallel coordinates

text: I am new to TikZ and trying to recreate the following image (which was created in R): ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/ntpl6.png) (Translation: correlation = +1, correlation = -1, two clusters, circle, normal distribution) Each "column" displays the same data, using a scatter plot and parallel coordinates. The graphics are of course fairly simple, so it would be possible to construct them by hand with the basic `\draw --` and `\fill circle` commands. I am however looking for the best way to create, loop through, and draw the data, kind of like it is done in the R source. (Note: The image _doesn't_ have to look _exactly_ like the above, that is the number of dots does not really matter, the dots in the clusters and normal distribution can have different coordinates and it would be nice if the circle was actually round and the font was the normal font used in my LaTeX document)


title: Glossaries/acronyms list is not ordered properly

text: I'm using packet glossaries and I have the following acronym list:               \newacronym{AI}{AI}{Ambient Intelligence} %     \newacronym{CRL}{CRL}{Certificate Revocation List} %     \newacronym{ETSI}{ETSI}{European Telecommunications Standards Institute} %     \newacronym{FI}{FI}{Future Internet} %     \newacronym{PPAN}{\mbox{P-PAN}}{Private Personal Area Network} %      The result is               P-PAN Private Personal Area Network     AI    Ambient Intelligence     CRL   Certificate Revocation List     ETSI  European Telecommunications Standards Ins-           titute     FI    Future Internet      As you can see the ones that are included in \mbox{} are listed the first without noting that the first letter is a P. How can I make it possible to have it properly ordered? Do I have to change the way I define the acronymn? I have defined it this way because I don't want it to be splitted in two lines. Thanks **Edit: MWE** acronyms.tex               \newacronym{AI}{AI}{Ambient Intelligence} %     \newacronym{CRL}{CRL}{Certificate Revocation List} %     \newacronym{ETSI}{ETSI}{European Telecommunications Standards Institute} %     \newacronym{FI}{FI}{Future Internet} %     \newacronym{PPAN}{\mbox{P-PAN}}{Private Personal Area Network} %      acro.tex               \documentclass{article}          \usepackage[ansinew]{inputenc}     \usepackage[english]{babel}     \usepackage[english]{translator}     \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}          \usepackage[acronym, toc, shortcuts, translate=babel]{glossaries}     \makeglossaries     \renewcommand{\glspostdescription}{} % Remove page number     \loadglsentries[type=\acronymtype]{acronyms}               \begin{document}          \ac{AI}     \ac{CRL}     \ac{ETSI}     \ac{FI}     \ac{PPAN}          \printglossary[type=\acronymtype, style=super, nonumberlist]     \clearpage%               \end{document}


title: Align Equations Over Multiple Tabular Rows

text: I'm trying to set up a table with some equations in it, however I would like the equations on multiple rows to be aligned properly. So far I have               \begin{tabular}{cc}     \hline \multicolumn{1}{l}{Header 1} \\     \hline $a = \sum_j b(c)$ & $c = d$ \\     \hline \multicolumn{1}{l}{Header 2} \\     \hline $\begin{aligned}              e&=fghij(y) \\              klm(x)&=nop             \end{aligned}$ &            $\begin{aligned}             qr&=vwxyzstu \\             abcde&=fghij             \end{aligned}$     \end{tabular}      which looks like ![Example Table](http://i.imgur.com/fOI9C.png) Note how the equals signs in the top row are not aligned with the corresponding equals signs in the bottom two rows. So my question is; is there a way to align across different rows or am I going about this completely the wrong way?


title: Cylinder with lines indicating the height

text: Any advice how to place some lines (like ticks) in the cylinder indicating the cylinder height? It should look like this: ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/ZYUWJ.png) Here my MWE:               \documentclass[english]{beamer}          \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}     \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}     \usepackage{lmodern}          \usepackage{babel}          \usepackage{tikz}     \usetikzlibrary{automata,positioning,arrows,matrix,backgrounds,calc}     \usetikzlibrary{decorations.text}     \usetikzlibrary{decorations.pathmorphing}     \usetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric}          \tikzset{         node_standard/.style = {             ->,>=stealth',shorten >=1pt,node distance=2.5cm,auto,thick,             main node/.style={                 circle,                 fill=gray!25,                 draw,                 font=\sffamily\footnotesize             },             cylinder node/.style={                 cylinder,                 draw=black,                 thick,                 aspect=0.9,                 minimum width=0.8cm,                 shape border rotate=90,                 anchor=bottom,                 font=\sffamily\footnotesize,                 cylinder uses custom fill,                 cylinder body fill=gray!15,                 cylinder end fill=gray!25,                 text height=0.08cm             },             height1/.style={                 minimum height=5mm,             },             height2/.style={                 minimum height=10mm,             },             height3/.style={                 minimum height=15mm,             },             height4/.style={                 minimum height=20mm,             },         }     }          \begin{document}         \begin{tikzpicture}[node_standard]                  \node[cylinder node,height4]    (1)     {$a$};              \end{tikzpicture}     \end{document}


title: Add additional title page if page number is large

text: I have a document that generates automatically. Sometimes number of its page becomes too large and I want to add additional title page for every part of it which is, for example, 2000 pages long. So, I need to insert a title page in every 2000 pages. The idea is to make some rule in preamble that inserts text when \count{\pagenumber} divides by 2000 without a remainder. Is there any way to do it?


title: No page numbering for the table of contents

text: How do I skip numbering until the beginning of chapter 1 with `scrbook`? I'm using something alone the lines of               \begin{document}     \pagestyle{empty}     \pagenumbering{none}     \maketitle     \tableofcontents     \pagestyle{headings}     \pagenumbering{arabic}     \chapter{My first chapter}      in the beginning of the book, but the table of contents is still numbered, so chapter 1 is on page 3. How do I completely skip numbering until the beginning of chapter 1?


title: Combining \operatorname with \mathnormal and \mathrm

text: > **Related Question:**   >  Typesetting the square of a mathematical operator `\operatorname` converts its argument into a function symbol with appropriate spaces on the left and on the right. However, I often need sub- and superscripts applied on those symbols. So I'd like to define something like               \documentclass{article}          \usepackage{amsmath,amssymb}          \newcommand\f[2]{         \operatorname{\mathnormal{f}_{\mathnormal{#1}}^{\mathnormal{#2}}}     }          \begin{document}     \begin{equation*}       \f{2}{n}     \end{equation*}     \end{document}      Note that `\operatorname{\mathnormal{f}}_{#1}^{#2}` (sub- and superscript outside `\operatorname`) would place the subscript too far away from the letter `f`. Here the problem begins: Since `\operatorname` internally applies `\mathrm` to its argument, `\f{2}{n}` typesets the exponent `n` upright: ![error1](http://i.stack.imgur.com/zN5h0.png) On the other hand, if I write               \newcommand\f[2]{         \operatorname{\mathnormal{f}_{\mathnormal{#1}}^{\mathnormal{#2}}}     }      then the numbers' font is changed: ![error2](http://i.stack.imgur.com/511ss.png) This gets really tricky when combining letters (or other operators) and numbers like `\f{2mn\cdot x}{\frac{c}{2}}`: ![error3](http://i.stack.imgur.com/c9Pwv.png) Is there a way to get the "right" letters **and** the "right" numbers at the same time? That is: ![desired](http://i.stack.imgur.com/UJwgO.png)


title: How to open installed docs

text: Sorry if it sounds too naive, I am quite noob, so please bear with me. I have downloaded texlive-docs using ubuntu repository, but how can I view/use them?