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#1 Re: Help Me ! » Latex help » 2007-02-07 11:07:37

and yes it is newcastle upon the tyne haha altho the joyous place that introed me to latex is durham.. so close enough lol thanks again, thats really great

#2 Re: Help Me ! » Latex help » 2007-02-07 11:06:20

absolute legend, if your ever in newcastle i owe you a pint smile

#3 Re: Help Me ! » Latex help » 2007-02-07 10:17:52

no i want to be able to give an example a reference so that i can refer to it..

so i can say, as shown in example \ref{example:easy} or something like that then the output to be as shown in example 1.1 ....

hrmm

#4 Help Me ! » Latex help » 2007-02-07 09:09:21

richyinnewcastle
Replies: 10

I am currently writing my final year project for university in latex.. and whilst I have picked it up quite well I have come up against something which no amount of googling can help me with!

I have quite a few examples in my project which involve formula, but whilst I do not want label them as equations, im using the displaymath function, i want to be able to label the example itself so it can be referenced later.. so for example tongue pardon the pun, i want an output like this:


""This can be shown below.

Example                          [1.1]

y = mx +c

As can be seen in example 1.1 ..""

That sort of thing.. I am hoping that someone knows how to define things that aren't an equation, or a figure etc in the same way you would normally say

\begin{equation}
y= mx + x
\label{eqn:easy}
\end{equation}

then reference in the usual way!

If anyone could help i would be really grateful..

thanks

richy.

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