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SeM
Hi, this error appears ubiquitously in my document, what does it mean and how can I rectify it?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Yes.SeM said:Do you mean \begin{sloppypar} asdasdasdasdasd \end{sloppypar} ?
This message is an indication that there is a problem with the formatting of the text in your document. Specifically, it means that there is an empty or partially empty line between two other lines of text, causing the text to be stretched to fill the space.
This message appears because LaTeX, the typesetting software used to create documents, has strict rules for formatting text. When these rules are not followed, the program will alert you to the issue.
In most cases, this message will not greatly affect the readability of your document. However, it is important to fix the underlying issue to ensure that your document is properly formatted and adheres to established typesetting standards.
To fix this issue, you can try adjusting the spacing or formatting of the text in your document. You can also try using the \sloppy command, which will allow LaTeX to adjust the spacing in a more flexible manner. If the issue persists, you may need to restructure your document or seek assistance from a LaTeX expert.
This message is typically not a cause for concern as it does not typically affect the overall layout or readability of your document. However, it is important to address the issue to ensure that your document is properly formatted and adheres to established typesetting standards.