Question

Another LaTeX doc question:
How do say this?... Ok, In a Word document I would just hit the enter key and I can write on a new line. In latex, on the other had, it doesn't start a new line for me.

Answer 1

In latex, you start a new line by writing this

`\[\text{1st Line}\]\[\text{2nd Line}\]`

It will look like this afterwards:
\[\text{1st Line}\]\[\text{2nd Line}\]

Answer 2

new line in LATEX
`use \\`
example `\( a= b+c \\ a-b=c\)`
gives
\( a= b+c \\ a-b=c\)

Answer 3

thanks guys!

Answer 4

How about space between paragraphs?

Answer 5

`\space`

Answer 6

Matter of fact, maybe you can use @hartnn's methods to do that:

`\[\text{1st Line} \\ \space \\ \text{3rd Line}\]`

\[\text{1st Line} \\ \space \\ \text{3rd Line}\]

Answer 7

oh I see. Cool, thanks!