On 9/26/05, David Soukal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm sorry to bring up this question here, but I didn't get any response > on the Beamer support site... I figured somebody here might have had > this problem before me. > > In a theorem a I have an enumeration of three properties: > > \item Prop. 1 > \item Prop. 2 > \item Prop. 3 > > Later on the slide, I'd like to provide an intuitive meaning for the > properties. So I created another enumeration. However, I'd like to > describe Prop 2 and Prop 3 in one step. So, I'd like to customize the > second listing as > > \item Explanation of Prop 1. > \item[2., 3.] Explanation of Prop 2. and Prop .3 > > This works, however it disturbs the graphical represetation of the > enumeration: the second item does not have a background... Of course, > I'd like to render the number 2. and 3. in squares so that they are > consistent with the rest of the presentation. > > I wasn't able to figure this out...
The package enumitem, David, may be of some help. Have a look at the examples in its documentation. Paul
