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I would like to start a new line directly below a certain word in previous line. For example, let the first line begins by 'Let A denote ...' and I want to have 'B denote ...' for the second line. However I want 'B' to be exactly below 'A'. Is there a technical method of doing this in Latex? If you have any other suggestions, please let me know.






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I would like to start a new line directly below a certain word in previous line. For example, let the first line begins by 'Let A denote ...' and I want to have 'B denote ...' for the second line. However I want 'B' to be exactly below 'A'. Is there a technical method of doing this in Latex? If you have any other suggestions, please let me know.






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  • You can use phantom or the tabbing environment, or a tabular. It depends on what the ultimate context is.

    – Werner
    Feb 3 at 1:45











  • The provided answer by @Steven is what I was seeking and it is succinct and to the point.

    – Rob
    Feb 3 at 2:43














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  • Aligned, hanging indents in non-monospaced code

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I would like to start a new line directly below a certain word in previous line. For example, let the first line begins by 'Let A denote ...' and I want to have 'B denote ...' for the second line. However I want 'B' to be exactly below 'A'. Is there a technical method of doing this in Latex? If you have any other suggestions, please let me know.






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I would like to start a new line directly below a certain word in previous line. For example, let the first line begins by 'Let A denote ...' and I want to have 'B denote ...' for the second line. However I want 'B' to be exactly below 'A'. Is there a technical method of doing this in Latex? If you have any other suggestions, please let me know.





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marked as duplicate by Werner, Stefan Pinnow, CarLaTeX, Sebastiano, Kurt Feb 3 at 9:17


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marked as duplicate by Werner, Stefan Pinnow, CarLaTeX, Sebastiano, Kurt Feb 3 at 9:17


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  • You can use phantom or the tabbing environment, or a tabular. It depends on what the ultimate context is.

    – Werner
    Feb 3 at 1:45











  • The provided answer by @Steven is what I was seeking and it is succinct and to the point.

    – Rob
    Feb 3 at 2:43



















  • You can use phantom or the tabbing environment, or a tabular. It depends on what the ultimate context is.

    – Werner
    Feb 3 at 1:45











  • The provided answer by @Steven is what I was seeking and it is succinct and to the point.

    – Rob
    Feb 3 at 2:43

















You can use phantom or the tabbing environment, or a tabular. It depends on what the ultimate context is.

– Werner
Feb 3 at 1:45





You can use phantom or the tabbing environment, or a tabular. It depends on what the ultimate context is.

– Werner
Feb 3 at 1:45













The provided answer by @Steven is what I was seeking and it is succinct and to the point.

– Rob
Feb 3 at 2:43





The provided answer by @Steven is what I was seeking and it is succinct and to the point.

– Rob
Feb 3 at 2:43










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documentclass{article}

usepackage{tabto}

newcommandrememberthisspot{%

  tabto*{0pt}letthisspotTabPrevPostabto{TabPrevPos}}

begin{document}

Let rememberthisspot A denote...

tabto{thisspot}B denote...bigskip



Now really I want rememberthisspot A to denote...

tabto{thisspot}B to denote.

end{document}


enter image description here






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documentclass{article}

usepackage{tabto}

newcommandrememberthisspot{%

  tabto*{0pt}letthisspotTabPrevPostabto{TabPrevPos}}

begin{document}

Let rememberthisspot A denote...

tabto{thisspot}B denote...bigskip



Now really I want rememberthisspot A to denote...

tabto{thisspot}B to denote.

end{document}


enter image description here






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  • Thanks! It works perfectly.

    – Rob
    Feb 3 at 1:50
















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documentclass{article}

usepackage{tabto}

newcommandrememberthisspot{%

  tabto*{0pt}letthisspotTabPrevPostabto{TabPrevPos}}

begin{document}

Let rememberthisspot A denote...

tabto{thisspot}B denote...bigskip



Now really I want rememberthisspot A to denote...

tabto{thisspot}B to denote.

end{document}


enter image description here






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  • Thanks! It works perfectly.

    – Rob
    Feb 3 at 1:50














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documentclass{article}

usepackage{tabto}

newcommandrememberthisspot{%

  tabto*{0pt}letthisspotTabPrevPostabto{TabPrevPos}}

begin{document}

Let rememberthisspot A denote...

tabto{thisspot}B denote...bigskip



Now really I want rememberthisspot A to denote...

tabto{thisspot}B to denote.

end{document}


enter image description here






share|improve this answer













documentclass{article}

usepackage{tabto}

newcommandrememberthisspot{%

  tabto*{0pt}letthisspotTabPrevPostabto{TabPrevPos}}

begin{document}

Let rememberthisspot A denote...

tabto{thisspot}B denote...bigskip



Now really I want rememberthisspot A to denote...

tabto{thisspot}B to denote.

end{document}


enter image description here







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answered Feb 3 at 1:45









Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes

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  • Thanks! It works perfectly.

    – Rob
    Feb 3 at 1:50



















  • Thanks! It works perfectly.

    – Rob
    Feb 3 at 1:50

















Thanks! It works perfectly.

– Rob
Feb 3 at 1:50





Thanks! It works perfectly.

– Rob
Feb 3 at 1:50



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