Is there a better way to set
\topmargin
-1.5cm
\textwidth
15.5cm
\textheight
23.5cm
\oddsidemargin
0.7cm
\evensidemargin
1.2cm
perhaps using \usepackage{geometry}
or \usepackage{fullpage}
?
What are the options to be invoked?
geometrymargins
Is there a better way to set
\topmargin
-1.5cm
\textwidth
15.5cm
\textheight
23.5cm
\oddsidemargin
0.7cm
\evensidemargin
1.2cm
perhaps using \usepackage{geometry}
or \usepackage{fullpage}
?
What are the options to be invoked?
Best Answer
This is easily done, as @ChristianHupfer said, using the
geometry
package.It has a nice way to set the margins while calling the
usepackage
directive. While a full answer, detailing all of the option is in the package manual, here is a shortcut specific for your answer. Since you provideoddsidemargin
andevensidemargin
I assume you have a twoside document.I used also
a4paper
as a documentclass option and theshowframe
package in order to show the frame for my example. Please double check that your margins are alright for whatever paper size you are using. Also, the geometry package has nice papersize options I invite you to checkout