--- loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Print_Options.tex	2005/09/07 10:43:33	1.4
+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Print_Options.tex	2005/09/16 22:13:57	1.5
@@ -4,40 +4,42 @@ Here you can find some useful tips how t
 output looking prettier.
 
 \emph{Print output oriented attributes of standard HTML/LON CAPA tags}
+                                                                                
 
 \begin{itemize}
-
-\item \ref{TEXsize_attribute} <h1>-<hN> \textbf{TeXsize} attribute
-\item \ref{TEXsize_attribute} <basefont> \textbf{TeXsize} attribute
-\item \ref{TEXsize_attribute} <font> \textbf{TeXsize} attribute
-\item \ref{TEXwidth_attribute} <hr> \textbf{TeXwidth} attribute
-\item \ref{TEXwidth_attribute} <table> \textbf{TeXwidth} attribute
-\item \ref{TEXDropEmptyColumns_attribute} <table> \textbf{TeXDropEmptyColumns} attribute
-\item \ref{TEXwidth_attribute} <td> \textbf{TeXwidth} attribute
-\item \ref{TEXwidth_attribute} <th> \textbf{TeXwidth} attribute
-\item \ref{IMAGE_TEX_attribute} <img> \textbf{TeXwidth} attribute
-\item \ref{IMAGE_TEX_attribute} <img> \textbf{TeXheight} attribute
-\item \ref{IMAGE_TEX_attribute} <img> \textbf{TeXwrap} attribute  This attribute
-                         controls how the generated LaTeX attempts to wrap
-			 text around figures when a horizontal alignment
-			 has been requested in the IMG tag.  Unfortunately, \LaTeX is 
-			 not really built to do this and there are no known perfect
-			 solutions.  This attribute has two possible values:
-	\begin{itemize}
-	   \item{parbox} - (the default) uses \\newline and \\parbox to position the
-	     image.  This positioning method ensures that the image is placed at
-	     the appropriate side of the page, however very little or no text wrapping
-	     is attempted.  On the other hand, this method will never place text
-	     on top of the image.
-	   \item{parpic} - uses the picins package \\parpic to attempt to get text to
-	     wrap around the image.  This method places the remainder of the text of
-	     the paragraph containing the picture to the left or right of the picture.
-	     This scheme has two drawbacks:  If the remainder of the paragraph text is
-	     insufficient to fill the area to the side of the image, the text from the
-	     following paragraph will run through the image,  parpic also seems to not
-	     do a good job of honoring the end of the page, and images can spill below
-	     the page footers generated by Lon-CAPA.
+                                                                                                    
+\item \ref{TEXsize_attribute} \texttt{<h1>-<hN>} \textbf{TeXsize} attribute
+\item \ref{TEXsize_attribute} \texttt{<basefont>} \textbf{TeXsize} attribute
+\item \ref{TEXsize_attribute} \texttt{<font>} \textbf{TeXsize} attribute
+\item \ref{TEXwidth_attribute} \texttt{<hr>} \textbf{TeXwidth} attribute
+\item \ref{TEXwidth_attribute} \texttt{<table>} \textbf{TeXwidth} attribute
+\item \ref{TEXDropEmptyColumns_attribute} \texttt{<table>} \textbf{TeXDropEmptyColumns} attribute
+\item \ref{TEXwidth_attribute} \texttt{<td>} \textbf{TeXwidth} attribute
+\item \ref{TEXwidth_attribute} \texttt{<th>} \textbf{TeXwidth} attribute
+\item \ref{Problem_LON-CAPA_Image_Options} \texttt{<img>} \textbf{TeXwidth} attribute
+\item \ref{Problem_LON-CAPA_Image_Options} \texttt{<img>} \textbf{TeXheight} attribute
+\item \ref{Problem_LON-CAPA_Image_Options} \texttt{<img>} \textbf{TeXwrap} attribute  This attribute                         controls how the generated LaTeX attempts to wrap
+                         text around figures when a horizontal alignment
+                         has been requested in the IMG tag.  Unfortunately, \LaTeX is
+                         not really built to do this and there are no known perfect
+                         solutions.  This attribute has two possible values:
+        \begin{itemize}
+           \item{parbox} - (the default) uses \\newline and \\parbox to position the
+             image.  This positioning method ensures that the image is placed at
+             the appropriate side of the page, however very little or no text wrapping
+             is attempted.  On the other hand, this method will never place text
+             on top of the image.
+           \item{parpic} - uses the picins package \\parpic to attempt to get text to
+             wrap around the image.  This method places the remainder of the text of
+             the paragraph containing the picture to the left or right of the picture.
+             This scheme has two drawbacks:  If the remainder of the paragraph text is
+             insufficient to fill the area to the side of the image, the text from the
+             following paragraph will run through the image,  parpic also seems to not
+             do a good job of honoring the end of the page, and images can spill below
+             the page footers generated by Lon-CAPA.
 	\end{itemize}
-			 
-
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+                                                                                                    
 \end{itemize}
+                    
+