RE: [MiKTeX] aligning footnotes in tables

[Alexander N. <ale...@ho...>]

One solution I came across is to use environment. Unfortunately this does 
not seem to work with \scalebox. My tables are pretty big needing a scale 
down to an A4 sheet.

I was wodering if people had experience with this.

thanks.



>From: "Ratcliffe Philip George" <phi...@un...>
>Reply-To: mik...@li...
>To: <mik...@li...>
>Subject: RE: [MiKTeX] aligning footnotes in tables
>Date: Sat, 1 Apr 2006 23:29:48 +0200
>
> > I am trying to do something simple; i have a centered table and
> > would like
> > footnotes to begin below the \hline that I draw to mark the end of the
> > table. When I specify the table as I do in the LaTeX script below I find
> > that the footnotes begin from the left margin and stick out very sorely.
> >
> > is there a way to align this so that it begin right under the table and
> > wraps around the width of the table? One work around I can think of is
> > specifying an extra row, multicoulming it into one coulmn and typing in
> > there, but that is very inelegant in my mind. I hope there are superior
> > alternatives out there.
>
>First of all, thanks for the example - it does make answering easier.
>
>Now this, I believe, does what you want, as you were hinting it might.  
>Note
>though the use of \newline instead of \\.
>
>\documentclass[11pt]{article} % specifying document type
>\begin{document}
>\begin{table}
>     \caption{example}
>     \begin{center}
>         \begin{tabular}{l|c}
>             top & top2 \\
>             \hline
>             1&2\\
>             \hline
>             \multicolumn{2}{p{4cm}}{%
>               \footnotesize
>               Notes: \newline
>                 1.Data from the figment of my imagination
>             }
>         \end{tabular}
>     \end{center}
>\end{table}
>\end{document}
>
>However, a glance at Robin Fairbairns' FAQ, will provide some much better
>solutions - it should be linked by default at the bottom of this email and
>comes with MiKTeX (I'm not sure though how full a MiKTeX setup one needs to
>have).
>
>Cheers,  Phil Ratcliffe

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