Unordered Lists

Just as in HTML, it is also possible to include unordered lists in L^ATEX. The bullet-ed items below point out a few of L^ATEX's more powerful features and were created using such a list. The basic command $\backslash$begin{itemize} starts the list structure, and each bulleted entry is identified with a $\backslash$item tag. The end of the list is identified with a $\backslash$end{itemize} tag.

The following other features of L^ATEX are written as entries in an unordered list.

• Graphics such as the author's picture can be included also. This is accomplished by using the $\backslash$epsfig tag with appropriate filename and size parameters.
• If the author wishes that the text wrap around the figure, it is also possible to use elements from the wrapfigure package indicating where the image should be placed on the page. The text below will place a Postscript image of the author with a width of only one inch to the right side of the page, allowing text to wrap around that image.

        \begin{wrapfigure}[]{r}[0in]{0in}
        \epsfig{file=hyatt.ps, width = 1in}
        \end{wrapfigure}
  

• L^ATEX allows for page formatting and additional font choices by using $\backslash$Large for one of the standard large fonts, followed by $\backslash$sl for a slant font.
• For more information on L^ATEX, check out the texts [2] available in the lab. For information on the proper way to display online references, refer to the materials published by Columbia University [4].