[OS X TeX] Combining two-columns output with rotation

[William Adams]

On Nov 29, 2006, at 3:31 AM, delanoy at math.univ-lyon1.fr wrote:

>  I should like my text presented in two columns, and rotated  
> rightwards
> (so that the columns will be larger). The best I've found so far is to
> combine
> the command \landspace (from package lspace) with the environment
> "multicols" (from package multicol).
>   Does anyone have a better idea ?
>   One of the drawbacks with my solution is that there is no spacing
> between the two columns.

?!?

multicol by default puts space (\columnsep == 10pt) between columns.

Add to or change this to what you need using \addtolength or \setlength

William



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