[texhax] The enumerate package

[David Carlisle]

only same as in standard latex just stick \setcounter{enumi}[1001}
before the first item, but the enumitem package has a rather more
flexible key=value optional argument that allows specification of the
format  but also start values, and resuming from an earlier list or
whatever. So you might consider that instead of enumerate package.

David


On 23 June 2017 at 23:28, Michael Barr <barr at math.mcgill.ca> wrote:
> If I use the enumerate package, which redefines the enumerate environment in a useful way, is there an easy way to start it at a number other than 1 (or a,A,i,I)?  I have looked at the documentation, but I cannot understand it well enough to figure that out.
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