Kent A. Reed wrote:
No, actually, I think space measurements require there NOT to be a space between the value and the units. I do invoices and quotes in bare TeX, and have severalOn 7/5/2012 11:03 AM, Kent A. Reed wrote:2. use "\hspace{}" to introduce a measured space\end{bmatrix}\hspace{2em}x_{2},y_{2},There's a tingling in my scalp telling me we may need a space between "2" and "em" to keep the LaTeX processor happy. It's been a long time since I used LaTeX and I've forgotten when the parser eats white space and when it doesn't.
measurements that are all done like \halign to 9.5in{ } or \twelve\baselineskip=14ptI've been using TeX since the early 80s, but still only know the smallest part of it.
But, it sure makes good looking output. Jon