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<h1><font size="-2">Hypertext Help with LaTeX</font><br><font color="#cc0000">Lists</font></h1>
LaTeX provides several List-Making Environments
These may be nested up to four deep.
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<p>The items in the list are given by <a href="item.html"><tt>\item</tt></a>
commands.
A blank line before an <tt>\item</tt> command has no effect.
<h2>List-Making Enviroments</h2>
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<dt><h3><a href="ltx-31.html">Description</a></h3>
<dd>Typically used for giving short definitions or descriptions; the
<tt>label</tt> argument of the <a href="item.html"><tt>\item</tt></a> command
generally giving the term being described (although it <strong>can</strong>
be left blank, it will look strange). The text of the
<a href="item.html"><tt>\item</tt></a> command is indented.
<dt><h3><a href="ltx-222.html">Enumerate</a></h3>
<dd>Typically used for numbered lists.
<a href="ltx-3.html">Counters</a> for these lists are
provided by <tt>enumi, emumii, enumiii, enumiv</tt>, respectively, for the four
levels of nesting.
<dt><h3><a href="ltx-250.html">Itemize</a></h3>
<dd>Typically used for unnumbered lists. The default
<tt>label</tt> argument of the <a href="item.html"><tt>\item</tt></a> command
produces "tick-marks" which vary by level of nesting, generally
"bullets" for the first level.
<dt><h3><a href="ltx-260.html">List</a></h3>
<dd>Produces a list of labeled items and has required arguments that
allow a great deal of flexibility in layout. It is generally used
to define new environments with the
<a href="ltx-19.html"><tt>\newenvironment</tt></a> command, or to
set up one-of-a-kind lists.
<dt><h3><a href="trivlist.html">Trivlist</a></h3>
<dd>Like the List Environment, using the currently defined values of
list-making parameters; normally used to define an environment with a
single item, with an <a href="item.html"><tt>\item</tt></a> command
as part of the environment definition.
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See also <a href="item.html"><tt>\item</tt></a><br>
See also <a href="ltx-3.html">Counters</a>,
<a href="ltx-27.html">Environments</a><br>
Go to <a href="ltx-2.html">LaTeX Table of Contents</a>
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<address>
Revised: Sheldon Green, 18 May 1995.
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