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Other LaTeX-packages beside the very useful multicol-package:
| name | description | name | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| cuted | Mixing onecolumn and twocolumn modes at any place of page. | fix2col | Fix miscellaneous two column mode feature |
| flushend | Columns balancing at last page. | ftnright | Footnotes in two column documents. |
| mhequ | Multicolumn equations, tags, labels, sub-numbering. | midfloat | Mixing onecolumn and twocolumn modes at any place of page. |
| multenum | Multi-column enumerated lists. | multitoc | Set table of contents in multiple columns. |
| parallel | Provides a parallel environment which allows two columns of text to be typeset. Useful for typesetting two languages side-by-side. |
Wide section header
There are two ways to get section titles whith the whole textwidth.
- insert the section title and then start immediately the multicolumn environment
- you can start the multicol environment with an optional argument, which goes always across all columns:
\begin{multicols}{3}[\section*{Long title across all the columns}]
"newcolumn"-command
package multicol has the command \columnbreak for a new column: The actual one is filled with vertical space.
Multicol and images
