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Timothy Murphy asked:
> I would have thought amsmath had align/gather etc
> for every conceivable situation.
> What exactly do you mean by lining up "parts of equations"?

The chapter was one explaining how to work out square roots, and it had
displayed fractions w/ varying numbers of digits, and I was trying to
get (say) a three digit fraction on the first page lined up with a four
digit fraction w/ two blank columns after it on the last page,
something like:

                            1 2 3
Completed root    x        -----
                            4 5 6


(many intervening pages w/ similar alignments)

                      7 8 9 0
Extracted root    y  -------
                      1 2 4 5

                      1 2 3 4 5 6
Completed root       -----------
                      7 8 9 0 1 2

Notice how the last column of the ``Completed root'' lines up (at the
page margin) for both.

If amsmath align offered a way to do that, I couldn't find it :(

William

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