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\hline is used where ever you want to have a horizontal line. […]

Could you please give me a working example outside the tabular environment? Or what do you mean with "where ever"?


It seems, you're right and I was wrong. \hrule is the right way to draw a line. Excuse me for any ...

\hline is used where ever you want to have a horizontal line. If you append a number in {} you can specify the length of that line.

By the way, I used

\newcommand{\prog}[1]{\texttt{#1}}

in the header and in the text

\prog{some text}

to show code syntax.

In your case perhaps instead of ...

The savest way in my opinion is to export as html and import the file in OpenOffice.org.

This way works fine for me even to other text processers like M$ Word.

You should meanwhile think seriously about using a version control system like cvs or subversion (svn). Subversion is provided for many OSes, I'm not sure, if cvs is.

By closing TC you kill the calling process to (pdf)latex, and then that loses its "home". That's IMHO just one reason for your experienced problem. I'm sure, that there are some (much?) other "things" that make your system such unstable.

It would be very helpful to know more (almost all) about your OS, your hardware, the build number of your TC and such things (e.g. wtf you use MS Outlook ).

A (perhaps) helpful hint: Make less errors

Seriously, I want to help you, but you provide not enough information.

fancyheadings sucks in my opinion. Use KOMA-Script instead. Read the scrguide.pdf (google it) and your fine.

If there is any question left, that's not answered by reading twice the manual, feel free to ask.

why not using \hline{...} before and after verbatim instead...

Is it possible that you closed TC with an project opened, moved that project to nirvana or somewhere else and try now to open TC? If it is so, then, open any project (.tcp) close it, but let TC open and then close TC.

c) What do the project files (.aux, .bbl, .blf, .blf,...) contain ? Which ones are safe to delete, which ones should be kept ?

Dirk


There is a very nice feature in TeXnicCenter, that cleans up your project/folder. You don't have to think about, what to delete, it'll all be done for you.

Look ...