LaTeX Creating Tabs in WinEdt for LaTeX PDFs

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To create indented tabs in WinEdt for LaTeX when writing proofs, the simple tab key does not function as expected. Instead, users can utilize the quote environment as a workaround for indentation. For those using AMSMath, there are options available to customize the proof environment's appearance. The amsthm class offers macros that allow extensive customization of proof layouts. Additionally, employing a minipage with an hspace can achieve the desired indentation effect. A comprehensive guide on the amsthm class is available in a PDF document from the AMS website.
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How can you create tabs in WinEdt for LaTeX on a PDF file?

When I write a proof, I want it to be indented in by one tab. How do I do that?

Note: The simple press tab does not work.
 
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It's ugly, but you could (ab)use the quote environment for it. Also, if you use AMSMath there is probably an option to set the appearance of the proof environment.
 
The amsthm class provides macros that give a lot options to customize the layout of a proof. A .pdf file describing this package is at ftp://ftp.ams.org/pub/tex/doc/amscls/amsthdoc.pdf .
 
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You could use a minipage preceded by an hspace.
 
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The amsthm class provides macros that give a lot options to customize the layout of a proof. A .pdf file describing this package is at ftp://ftp.ams.org/pub/tex/doc/amscls/amsthdoc.pdf.

That's exactly what I needed!
 

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