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tana

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Jun 12, 1996, 3:00:00 AM6/12/96
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Hello world!
I guess this must have been asked b4.
How do u get two columns text in a page? Do I have to include it in
the documentclass options?

Thank you.

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Alain Kessi

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Jun 13, 1996, 3:00:00 AM6/13/96
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ppp...@news.salford.ac.uk (tana) wrote:
>How do u get two columns text in a page? Do I have to include it in
>the documentclass options?

There are two ways. Either you use LaTeX's \twocolumn command, which will
however not balance the columns and will not allow you to switch between
one- and two-column mode on one and the same page. Or you use the
multicol package, which implements the multicols environment, which lets
you switch between one-, two-, ... , five-column mode without starting
a new page. The package is available on CTAN (ftp.tex.ac.uk).

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