next up previous contents index
Next: Acronyms Up: Conventions Previous: Conventions   Contents   Index

Latex stuff

\fbox{This is fbox, just for one line at most.} The rest of the line.
See page [*], using pageref{label}.


These stuff using package fancybox
This is a shadowbox using shadowbox{text}. Rest



This is a doublebox using doublebox. Rest
This is an ovalbox . Rest
This is an Ovalbox . Rest
Look at that !!!. Rest
\fbox{Test that is a very long text to be inserted in an fbox to see is
it will fit in the box or not, any whay we can see and test}
To deal with that, we should use parbox

Note that paragraph box or parbox[box alignment]{box width}{text}
where alignment=t[top], c[center], s[stretch],b[bottom]
Here again the example. \fbox{\parbox[c]{5in}{Test that is a very long text to be inserted in an
fbox to see is it will fit in the box or not, any whay we can see and test}}
More generally, use minipage: it is like a small page (indepenant page, u can insert whatever u want in it: figures, text, table, footnot, etc).

\begin{minipage}[box alignment:tbcs][height][texet position] {width}
whatever
...
\end{minipage}
To play with background colors, use definecolor{lightgrey}{color}{.8} as follows: lightgreygray.5 lightgrey \fbox{
\parbox[c]{5in}{Test that is a very long text to be insterted in an
fbox to see is it will fit in the box or not, anyway we can see and
test}}

Samir Mohamed 2003-01-08