How to include a newcommand in maketitle












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This is my first time using LaTeX and I really need help. I am making my College Seminar report.



I am unable to make the newcommand namesig appear on the title page.



enter image description here



Here is the .tex code



documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,
vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}
%%Name of the Title and subtitle
title{%
The uIP Stack \
large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers\
}
%% First Page of the Report
author{Mohammad Arshad Ali \
{ECE-A}\
{B.E. 4/4}\
{2451-15-735-040}\
}
%% Signature of the Guide
newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
#2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
{small textit{Signature}}
end{tabular}
}

begin{document}
maketitle
noindent namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}
end{document}


I know that there are many previous posts quite similar to this, but I am unable combine to the source codes properly.



Also please suggest me, where can I find source codes particular to my requirement i.e., a documentation or text book where I can find the source codes with a little explanation.










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    This is my first time using LaTeX and I really need help. I am making my College Seminar report.



    I am unable to make the newcommand namesig appear on the title page.



    enter image description here



    Here is the .tex code



    documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
    usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,
    vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}
    %%Name of the Title and subtitle
    title{%
    The uIP Stack \
    large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers\
    }
    %% First Page of the Report
    author{Mohammad Arshad Ali \
    {ECE-A}\
    {B.E. 4/4}\
    {2451-15-735-040}\
    }
    %% Signature of the Guide
    newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
    begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
    #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
    {small textit{Signature}}
    end{tabular}
    }

    begin{document}
    maketitle
    noindent namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}
    end{document}


    I know that there are many previous posts quite similar to this, but I am unable combine to the source codes properly.



    Also please suggest me, where can I find source codes particular to my requirement i.e., a documentation or text book where I can find the source codes with a little explanation.










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      This is my first time using LaTeX and I really need help. I am making my College Seminar report.



      I am unable to make the newcommand namesig appear on the title page.



      enter image description here



      Here is the .tex code



      documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
      usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,
      vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}
      %%Name of the Title and subtitle
      title{%
      The uIP Stack \
      large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers\
      }
      %% First Page of the Report
      author{Mohammad Arshad Ali \
      {ECE-A}\
      {B.E. 4/4}\
      {2451-15-735-040}\
      }
      %% Signature of the Guide
      newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
      begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
      #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
      {small textit{Signature}}
      end{tabular}
      }

      begin{document}
      maketitle
      noindent namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}
      end{document}


      I know that there are many previous posts quite similar to this, but I am unable combine to the source codes properly.



      Also please suggest me, where can I find source codes particular to my requirement i.e., a documentation or text book where I can find the source codes with a little explanation.










      share|improve this question
















      This is my first time using LaTeX and I really need help. I am making my College Seminar report.



      I am unable to make the newcommand namesig appear on the title page.



      enter image description here



      Here is the .tex code



      documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
      usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,
      vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}
      %%Name of the Title and subtitle
      title{%
      The uIP Stack \
      large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers\
      }
      %% First Page of the Report
      author{Mohammad Arshad Ali \
      {ECE-A}\
      {B.E. 4/4}\
      {2451-15-735-040}\
      }
      %% Signature of the Guide
      newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
      begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
      #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
      {small textit{Signature}}
      end{tabular}
      }

      begin{document}
      maketitle
      noindent namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}
      end{document}


      I know that there are many previous posts quite similar to this, but I am unable combine to the source codes properly.



      Also please suggest me, where can I find source codes particular to my requirement i.e., a documentation or text book where I can find the source codes with a little explanation.







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          You can just redefine maketitle to do what you need:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
          usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,
          vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}
          %%Name of the Title and subtitle
          title{%
          The uIP Stack \
          large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers\
          }
          %% First Page of the Report
          author{Mohammad Arshad Ali \
          {ECE-A}\
          {B.E. 4/4}\
          {2451-15-735-040}
          }
          %% Signature of the Guide
          newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
          begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
          #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
          {small textit{Signature}}
          end{tabular}
          }
          makeatletter
          renewcommand{maketitle}{
          begin{center}

          pagestyle{empty}
          phantom{.} %necessary to add space on top before the title
          vspace{3cm}

          {Huge bf @titlepar}
          vspace{2.5cm}

          {LARGE @author}\[1cm]

          {Large@date}

          vspace{4.5cm}
          noindent namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}
          %if you want something in the bottom of the page just use /vfill before that.

          end{center}
          }makeatother

          begin{document}
          maketitle
          end{document}





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          • Do not change maketitle. This case is better suited with environment titlepage.

            – Kurt
            Mar 10 at 11:16











          • @Kurt could you please elaborate?

            – Superuser27
            Mar 10 at 11:16











          • Thanks for the quick answer. Can you suggest me an easy to use online resource or text book to use LaTex? How did you start learning?

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 11:17






          • 1





            titlepage was build to allow to create a title page on your own. maketitle is used to show the usual title depending on the used class. If you change the ususal title(page) better use titlepage ...

            – Kurt
            Mar 10 at 11:21



















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          With the help of the titlepage enironment you can achieve something like this. You can of course adjust font sizes, alignments and distances to your needs:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
          usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}

          newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
          begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
          #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
          {small textit{Signature}}
          end{tabular}
          }

          begin{document}
          begin{titlepage}
          centering
          vspace*{2cm}
          LARGE The uIP Stack

          large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers
          vspace{2cm}

          Mohammad Arshad Ali \
          {ECE-A}\
          {B.E. 4/4}\
          {2451-15-735-040}\
          vspace{1cm}

          today

          vspace{5cm}

          namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}

          end{titlepage}
          end{document}





          share|improve this answer
























          • Thank you, Leandriis. Also, can you suggest me a good textbook or document or a website where I can find basic source codes. So that next time when I ask questions they will be more thoughtful.

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 11:28











          • @MdArshadAli: I an nor sure whay you mean by 'basic source code'. However, maybe you are interested in :What are good learning resources for a LaTeX beginner?

            – leandriis
            Mar 10 at 11:31











          • That was useful, thanks again.

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 12:29











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          You can just redefine maketitle to do what you need:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
          usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,
          vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}
          %%Name of the Title and subtitle
          title{%
          The uIP Stack \
          large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers\
          }
          %% First Page of the Report
          author{Mohammad Arshad Ali \
          {ECE-A}\
          {B.E. 4/4}\
          {2451-15-735-040}
          }
          %% Signature of the Guide
          newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
          begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
          #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
          {small textit{Signature}}
          end{tabular}
          }
          makeatletter
          renewcommand{maketitle}{
          begin{center}

          pagestyle{empty}
          phantom{.} %necessary to add space on top before the title
          vspace{3cm}

          {Huge bf @titlepar}
          vspace{2.5cm}

          {LARGE @author}\[1cm]

          {Large@date}

          vspace{4.5cm}
          noindent namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}
          %if you want something in the bottom of the page just use /vfill before that.

          end{center}
          }makeatother

          begin{document}
          maketitle
          end{document}





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          • Do not change maketitle. This case is better suited with environment titlepage.

            – Kurt
            Mar 10 at 11:16











          • @Kurt could you please elaborate?

            – Superuser27
            Mar 10 at 11:16











          • Thanks for the quick answer. Can you suggest me an easy to use online resource or text book to use LaTex? How did you start learning?

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 11:17






          • 1





            titlepage was build to allow to create a title page on your own. maketitle is used to show the usual title depending on the used class. If you change the ususal title(page) better use titlepage ...

            – Kurt
            Mar 10 at 11:21
















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          You can just redefine maketitle to do what you need:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
          usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,
          vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}
          %%Name of the Title and subtitle
          title{%
          The uIP Stack \
          large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers\
          }
          %% First Page of the Report
          author{Mohammad Arshad Ali \
          {ECE-A}\
          {B.E. 4/4}\
          {2451-15-735-040}
          }
          %% Signature of the Guide
          newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
          begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
          #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
          {small textit{Signature}}
          end{tabular}
          }
          makeatletter
          renewcommand{maketitle}{
          begin{center}

          pagestyle{empty}
          phantom{.} %necessary to add space on top before the title
          vspace{3cm}

          {Huge bf @titlepar}
          vspace{2.5cm}

          {LARGE @author}\[1cm]

          {Large@date}

          vspace{4.5cm}
          noindent namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}
          %if you want something in the bottom of the page just use /vfill before that.

          end{center}
          }makeatother

          begin{document}
          maketitle
          end{document}





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          • Do not change maketitle. This case is better suited with environment titlepage.

            – Kurt
            Mar 10 at 11:16











          • @Kurt could you please elaborate?

            – Superuser27
            Mar 10 at 11:16











          • Thanks for the quick answer. Can you suggest me an easy to use online resource or text book to use LaTex? How did you start learning?

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 11:17






          • 1





            titlepage was build to allow to create a title page on your own. maketitle is used to show the usual title depending on the used class. If you change the ususal title(page) better use titlepage ...

            – Kurt
            Mar 10 at 11:21














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          You can just redefine maketitle to do what you need:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
          usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,
          vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}
          %%Name of the Title and subtitle
          title{%
          The uIP Stack \
          large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers\
          }
          %% First Page of the Report
          author{Mohammad Arshad Ali \
          {ECE-A}\
          {B.E. 4/4}\
          {2451-15-735-040}
          }
          %% Signature of the Guide
          newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
          begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
          #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
          {small textit{Signature}}
          end{tabular}
          }
          makeatletter
          renewcommand{maketitle}{
          begin{center}

          pagestyle{empty}
          phantom{.} %necessary to add space on top before the title
          vspace{3cm}

          {Huge bf @titlepar}
          vspace{2.5cm}

          {LARGE @author}\[1cm]

          {Large@date}

          vspace{4.5cm}
          noindent namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}
          %if you want something in the bottom of the page just use /vfill before that.

          end{center}
          }makeatother

          begin{document}
          maketitle
          end{document}





          share|improve this answer













          You can just redefine maketitle to do what you need:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
          usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,
          vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}
          %%Name of the Title and subtitle
          title{%
          The uIP Stack \
          large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers\
          }
          %% First Page of the Report
          author{Mohammad Arshad Ali \
          {ECE-A}\
          {B.E. 4/4}\
          {2451-15-735-040}
          }
          %% Signature of the Guide
          newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
          begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
          #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
          {small textit{Signature}}
          end{tabular}
          }
          makeatletter
          renewcommand{maketitle}{
          begin{center}

          pagestyle{empty}
          phantom{.} %necessary to add space on top before the title
          vspace{3cm}

          {Huge bf @titlepar}
          vspace{2.5cm}

          {LARGE @author}\[1cm]

          {Large@date}

          vspace{4.5cm}
          noindent namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}
          %if you want something in the bottom of the page just use /vfill before that.

          end{center}
          }makeatother

          begin{document}
          maketitle
          end{document}






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          answered Mar 10 at 11:01









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          • Do not change maketitle. This case is better suited with environment titlepage.

            – Kurt
            Mar 10 at 11:16











          • @Kurt could you please elaborate?

            – Superuser27
            Mar 10 at 11:16











          • Thanks for the quick answer. Can you suggest me an easy to use online resource or text book to use LaTex? How did you start learning?

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 11:17






          • 1





            titlepage was build to allow to create a title page on your own. maketitle is used to show the usual title depending on the used class. If you change the ususal title(page) better use titlepage ...

            – Kurt
            Mar 10 at 11:21



















          • Do not change maketitle. This case is better suited with environment titlepage.

            – Kurt
            Mar 10 at 11:16











          • @Kurt could you please elaborate?

            – Superuser27
            Mar 10 at 11:16











          • Thanks for the quick answer. Can you suggest me an easy to use online resource or text book to use LaTex? How did you start learning?

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 11:17






          • 1





            titlepage was build to allow to create a title page on your own. maketitle is used to show the usual title depending on the used class. If you change the ususal title(page) better use titlepage ...

            – Kurt
            Mar 10 at 11:21

















          Do not change maketitle. This case is better suited with environment titlepage.

          – Kurt
          Mar 10 at 11:16





          Do not change maketitle. This case is better suited with environment titlepage.

          – Kurt
          Mar 10 at 11:16













          @Kurt could you please elaborate?

          – Superuser27
          Mar 10 at 11:16





          @Kurt could you please elaborate?

          – Superuser27
          Mar 10 at 11:16













          Thanks for the quick answer. Can you suggest me an easy to use online resource or text book to use LaTex? How did you start learning?

          – Md Arshad Ali
          Mar 10 at 11:17





          Thanks for the quick answer. Can you suggest me an easy to use online resource or text book to use LaTex? How did you start learning?

          – Md Arshad Ali
          Mar 10 at 11:17




          1




          1





          titlepage was build to allow to create a title page on your own. maketitle is used to show the usual title depending on the used class. If you change the ususal title(page) better use titlepage ...

          – Kurt
          Mar 10 at 11:21





          titlepage was build to allow to create a title page on your own. maketitle is used to show the usual title depending on the used class. If you change the ususal title(page) better use titlepage ...

          – Kurt
          Mar 10 at 11:21











          1














          With the help of the titlepage enironment you can achieve something like this. You can of course adjust font sizes, alignments and distances to your needs:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
          usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}

          newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
          begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
          #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
          {small textit{Signature}}
          end{tabular}
          }

          begin{document}
          begin{titlepage}
          centering
          vspace*{2cm}
          LARGE The uIP Stack

          large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers
          vspace{2cm}

          Mohammad Arshad Ali \
          {ECE-A}\
          {B.E. 4/4}\
          {2451-15-735-040}\
          vspace{1cm}

          today

          vspace{5cm}

          namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}

          end{titlepage}
          end{document}





          share|improve this answer
























          • Thank you, Leandriis. Also, can you suggest me a good textbook or document or a website where I can find basic source codes. So that next time when I ask questions they will be more thoughtful.

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 11:28











          • @MdArshadAli: I an nor sure whay you mean by 'basic source code'. However, maybe you are interested in :What are good learning resources for a LaTeX beginner?

            – leandriis
            Mar 10 at 11:31











          • That was useful, thanks again.

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 12:29
















          1














          With the help of the titlepage enironment you can achieve something like this. You can of course adjust font sizes, alignments and distances to your needs:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
          usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}

          newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
          begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
          #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
          {small textit{Signature}}
          end{tabular}
          }

          begin{document}
          begin{titlepage}
          centering
          vspace*{2cm}
          LARGE The uIP Stack

          large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers
          vspace{2cm}

          Mohammad Arshad Ali \
          {ECE-A}\
          {B.E. 4/4}\
          {2451-15-735-040}\
          vspace{1cm}

          today

          vspace{5cm}

          namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}

          end{titlepage}
          end{document}





          share|improve this answer
























          • Thank you, Leandriis. Also, can you suggest me a good textbook or document or a website where I can find basic source codes. So that next time when I ask questions they will be more thoughtful.

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 11:28











          • @MdArshadAli: I an nor sure whay you mean by 'basic source code'. However, maybe you are interested in :What are good learning resources for a LaTeX beginner?

            – leandriis
            Mar 10 at 11:31











          • That was useful, thanks again.

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 12:29














          1












          1








          1







          With the help of the titlepage enironment you can achieve something like this. You can of course adjust font sizes, alignments and distances to your needs:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
          usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}

          newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
          begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
          #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
          {small textit{Signature}}
          end{tabular}
          }

          begin{document}
          begin{titlepage}
          centering
          vspace*{2cm}
          LARGE The uIP Stack

          large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers
          vspace{2cm}

          Mohammad Arshad Ali \
          {ECE-A}\
          {B.E. 4/4}\
          {2451-15-735-040}\
          vspace{1cm}

          today

          vspace{5cm}

          namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}

          end{titlepage}
          end{document}





          share|improve this answer













          With the help of the titlepage enironment you can achieve something like this. You can of course adjust font sizes, alignments and distances to your needs:



          enter image description here



          documentclass[a4 paper,12pt]{report}
          usepackage[hmargin=4.5cm,vmargin=4.5cm]{geometry}

          newcommand{namesig}[2][5cm]{%
          begin{tabular}{@{}p{#1}@{}}
          #2 \[2normalbaselineskip] hrule \[0pt]
          {small textit{Signature}}
          end{tabular}
          }

          begin{document}
          begin{titlepage}
          centering
          vspace*{2cm}
          LARGE The uIP Stack

          large A Small Memory Footprint TCP/IP Stack for Microcontrollers
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          Mohammad Arshad Ali \
          {ECE-A}\
          {B.E. 4/4}\
          {2451-15-735-040}\
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          today

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          namesig{Dr. K. Usha}hfill namesig{Sudhir Dakey}

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          answered Mar 10 at 11:01









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          • Thank you, Leandriis. Also, can you suggest me a good textbook or document or a website where I can find basic source codes. So that next time when I ask questions they will be more thoughtful.

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 11:28











          • @MdArshadAli: I an nor sure whay you mean by 'basic source code'. However, maybe you are interested in :What are good learning resources for a LaTeX beginner?

            – leandriis
            Mar 10 at 11:31











          • That was useful, thanks again.

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 12:29



















          • Thank you, Leandriis. Also, can you suggest me a good textbook or document or a website where I can find basic source codes. So that next time when I ask questions they will be more thoughtful.

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 11:28











          • @MdArshadAli: I an nor sure whay you mean by 'basic source code'. However, maybe you are interested in :What are good learning resources for a LaTeX beginner?

            – leandriis
            Mar 10 at 11:31











          • That was useful, thanks again.

            – Md Arshad Ali
            Mar 10 at 12:29

















          Thank you, Leandriis. Also, can you suggest me a good textbook or document or a website where I can find basic source codes. So that next time when I ask questions they will be more thoughtful.

          – Md Arshad Ali
          Mar 10 at 11:28





          Thank you, Leandriis. Also, can you suggest me a good textbook or document or a website where I can find basic source codes. So that next time when I ask questions they will be more thoughtful.

          – Md Arshad Ali
          Mar 10 at 11:28













          @MdArshadAli: I an nor sure whay you mean by 'basic source code'. However, maybe you are interested in :What are good learning resources for a LaTeX beginner?

          – leandriis
          Mar 10 at 11:31





          @MdArshadAli: I an nor sure whay you mean by 'basic source code'. However, maybe you are interested in :What are good learning resources for a LaTeX beginner?

          – leandriis
          Mar 10 at 11:31













          That was useful, thanks again.

          – Md Arshad Ali
          Mar 10 at 12:29





          That was useful, thanks again.

          – Md Arshad Ali
          Mar 10 at 12:29


















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