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\not\propto might produce an acceptable result.

localghost wrote:The approach without any package is very similar to yours.

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\renewcommand{\labelenumi}{[\arabic{enumi}]}

That works, but usually you define \labelenumi in terms of \theenumi:

Hello,

first of all, don't use \left(...\right) in inline formulas, they prevent line breaking and can be extended arbitrarily, which is sometimes ok or even desired in displayed equations, but looks horrible in inline ones. Then you should place words like "-dimensional" outside of math mode ...

Hello,

try this hack:
\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{hyperref}

\makeatletter
\newcommand*{\saved@writebookmark}{}
\let\saved@writebookmark\Hy@writebookmark
\renewcommand*{\Hy@writebookmark}[5]{%
\saved@writebookmark{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{\Hy@bookmarkstype}%
}
\makeatother


\begin{document ...

ihiribar wrote:you could do something like

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\newcommand{\etal}{\textit{et al.}}
...
Santa \etal have written an article
... 
and Claus \etal made the pictures

This will gobble the space after the command name. You have to use "\etal\ " or the xspace package.

use the grffile package

Watch out for updates in the next few days, the bug is already fixed and you should be able to remove the hack: http://tug.org/pipermail/tex-live/2010- ... 24887.html

This is caused by a bug that became manifest when geometry was updated only a few days ago. See this discussion for an explanation and a fix.

I'm going to mark this topic as solved, but I'm still surprised there isn't an easy way to use unbalanced brackets inside of an argument.
It's a syntactic problem: The \newenvironment command needs to know where its arguments end, and allowing unbalanced braces would result in ambiguities.
It is ...

In that case you have to convert the # into something harmless: