LaTeX Creating Custom Horizontal Rules in LaTeX: Tips and Tricks

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Creating a horizontal rule in LaTeX that doesn't span the entire page width can be achieved using specific commands. Users suggest utilizing the "begin/end array" functions to control the width and placement of the rule. Additionally, the command \rule{width}{height} can be employed to customize the dimensions of the horizontal line. For further assistance, the comp.text.tex newsgroup is recommended as a valuable resource for LaTeX-related inquiries.
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I'm not sure where this should go - I didn't see any LaTeX-related forum.

Is there a way to create a horizontal rule that doesn't take up the entire width of the page?

Thanks,
Sam
 
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samp said:
I'm not sure where this should go - I didn't see any LaTeX-related forum.
Is there a way to create a horizontal rule that doesn't take up the entire width of the page?
Thanks,
Sam

There's a "stickied" thread in the General Physics forum where u can ask question regarding 'tex'.
What do you mean by "horizotal rule"?Can't u use the functions "begin/end array"?It would split everything in as many lines u want.

Daniel.
 
\rule{width}{hight}

The newsgroup comp.text.tex is also a good place for LaTeX questions.
 

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