[fptex] making proofs

[Novak Elliott]

> There are macros. 
> First question: Do you use latex or plain tex?
latex & pdftex. (does anyone use plain tex?)

> Further: if you have a lot of displayed math, what do you call a line?
I hadn't thought of that, I do use a reasonable number of equations.

> In this case a page-wide grid with numbers (via pstricks) might be a 
> better solution, especially as you don't want the numbers in the final 
> print (my guess).
>
I don't mind so much if there are extra line numbers spanning equations 
since equation numbers can be referenced by there own numbering; as long 
as each line of text has a matching line number then that would be very 
useful.

I'll look into pstricks and lineno.sty (thanks Herbert).

cheers,
Novak.

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Novak S. J. Elliott

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