· i know how to use \\latex to get a fancy version of the word latex; · i need to comply with a certain paper template, \documentclass[conference]{ieeetran} % i do not know what the command below does but it was … Root ├──ieeetran. cls ├──ieeetran. bst ├──introduction. tex ├──main. tex ├──related_work. tex … And, for entries of … · i have the following overleaf project structure: · so i am new to latex and i wanted to know if it was possible to align 4 author names in an ieee conference format. I read about the command \\linebreakand but i dont think it worked … I’ve seen a similar version of the spelling of bibtex but \\bibtex doesn’t work. See the caption package documentation for explanation · i want the word and to be used instead of the symbol & when there is more than one author in the publication when placing the citation call-out within the text. · in tex, code like i\\kern37ptlike\\hskip100ptcake works perfectly well. · d% \kern-0. 28em% \raisebox{0. 16ex}{\scriptsize\bfseries\textemdash}% \kern-0. 25em% p}} this should work quite well over a range of font sizes from 8pt to 20pt. · package caption warning: I cannot find it in knuths book texbook. I’ve tried a few variants on … That makes me wonder how exactly the syntax of primitive commands like \\kern, \\hskip etc. Unknown document class (or package), standard defaults will be used. Thus, the correct use of \kern or \mkern is to move the cursor, as for placing symbols on top of each other, eliminating an unwanted space when piecing together a big and notionally unified … · what is \\kern instruction good for and how is it defined?
