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How to create a multicolumn section in a document
Version: 2.5 - Scientific WorkPlace & Scientific Word
If you're using a single-column style, you can still have part of your
document appear as multicolumn text. Insert a
multicols TeX command according to the instructions
below.
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Modify the style of your document:
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If you're using a Standard LaTeX (non-Style Editor) style,
add the multicol package to your document.
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If you're using a Style Editor style,
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From the File menu, choose
Document Info, then choose
Preamble.
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In the Preamble area, type \def\RestoreOutput{\relax}
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Enter the two-column commands:
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Place the insertion point on a new line before where you want the multicolumn
text to begin.
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From the Insert menu, choose
Field and then choose
TeX.
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In the edit box, enter \begin{multicols}{x} where
x is the number of columns you want.
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Encapsulate the TeX field.
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Choose OK.
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Place the insertion point on a new line immediately following the text you
want to appear in multiple columns.
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From the Insert menu, choose
Field and then choose
TeX.
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In the edit box, enter \end{multicols}.
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Encapsulate the TeX field.
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Choose OK.
Revised 06/19/96
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