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Hi again Stefan. Your solution is working great to fix up the equation hyperlinks -- thanks again! But I just discovered that it created a new problem, with the *index* hyperlinks. Specifically, my document has 11 pages of preamble (Preface etc) numbered with roman numerals, before beginning the ...

Yes, that seems to fix it -- in my long notes file too. Woo hoo! Thank you so much!

Hi Jeff!

By default, hyperref creates internal links based on the counters. When counters are changed, the names may not be properly distinguishable internally.

Disabling that by setting the hypertexnames option ...

Hello. I am writing long lecture notes in LaTeX, and sometimes modifying the subsection and equation counters myself. It works great, except that occasionally the resulting pdf file's hyperref internal links mysteriously go to the wrong page. I have managed to untangle the problem into a minimal ...

Hello! I frequently create presentation documents in beamer, sometimes including hyperlinks with the hyperref package. Then for easy viewing I often use beamer's handout option together with the recommended "pgfpages" package to combine 2 or 4 or 8 slides into a single page. That works great, except ...

Thanks, that's great -- thanks very much Elke!

Hello, I am trying to sort out a minor but awkward LaTeX issue. The command \L is defined in LaTeX to be an L with a line through it. But I frequently need a caligraphic L, so my papers normally begin with "\def\L{{\cal L}". Unfortunately, I occasionally need to refer to a Polish author whose name ...

Update: Donald Arseneau kindly pointed me to some related discussion at https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!topic/comp.text.tex/nrlvG155Ilw and https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!topic/comp.text.tex/ZDAmn5r8ikk with various suggestions involving \raggedright and ragged2e.sty and ...

Thanks very much Thorsten. But yes, I do want my text to wrap around the figure if possible -- that is why I have been using wrapfig for the past year -- so I am still hoping there is a way to fix this bug without sacrificing the wrapping. Regards, Jeff

Hello,

it seems that when using wrapfig within the beamer class, and aligning an image on the right, it sometimes breaks the text lines to make the last line of a paragraph full width, at the expense of making the first line of the paragraph much too short. A minimal example is:

\documentclass[t ...