Equally split the aligned items in tasks package The Next CEO of Stack Overflow
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Equally split the aligned items in tasks package
The Next CEO of Stack Overflow
Problem
I am now updating my resume and I found tasks package is a good choice to list my research interests in the same line (which could save a lot of space). Even though I basically got what I want, it seems that three items I list did not have same horizontal space and this makes it a little unsatisfactory.
What I Have Done
I checked the doc of the tasks package and especially the figure shown below, but it seems that we could not restrict the text width of each bullet point.
Did I miss something? Any input is appreciated.
tasks
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Mr.RobotMr.Robot
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Problem
I am now updating my resume and I found tasks package is a good choice to list my research interests in the same line (which could save a lot of space). Even though I basically got what I want, it seems that three items I list did not have same horizontal space and this makes it a little unsatisfactory.
What I Have Done
I checked the doc of the tasks package and especially the figure shown below, but it seems that we could not restrict the text width of each bullet point.
Did I miss something? Any input is appreciated.
tasks
asked 7 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
1274
If you wish to get a concrete answer containing a code, please consider also making your question concrete by adding a code. Having said this, have you considered using a tabular instead?
– marmot
2 mins ago
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Problem
I am now updating my resume and I found tasks package is a good choice to list my research interests in the same line (which could save a lot of space). Even though I basically got what I want, it seems that three items I list did not have same horizontal space and this makes it a little unsatisfactory.
What I Have Done
I checked the doc of the tasks package and especially the figure shown below, but it seems that we could not restrict the text width of each bullet point.
Did I miss something? Any input is appreciated.
tasks
asked 7 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
1274
Problem
I am now updating my resume and I found tasks package is a good choice to list my research interests in the same line (which could save a lot of space). Even though I basically got what I want, it seems that three items I list did not have same horizontal space and this makes it a little unsatisfactory.
What I Have Done
I checked the doc of the tasks package and especially the figure shown below, but it seems that we could not restrict the text width of each bullet point.
Did I miss something? Any input is appreciated.
tasks
tasks
asked 7 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
1274
asked 7 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
1274
asked 7 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
1274
asked 7 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
1274
asked 7 mins ago
Mr.RobotMr.Robot
1274
1274
If you wish to get a concrete answer containing a code, please consider also making your question concrete by adding a code. Having said this, have you considered using a tabular instead?
– marmot
2 mins ago
add a comment |
If you wish to get a concrete answer containing a code, please consider also making your question concrete by adding a code. Having said this, have you considered using a tabular instead?
– marmot
2 mins ago
If you wish to get a concrete answer containing a code, please consider also making your question concrete by adding a code. Having said this, have you considered using a tabular instead?
– marmot
2 mins ago
If you wish to get a concrete answer containing a code, please consider also making your question concrete by adding a code. Having said this, have you considered using a tabular instead?
– marmot
2 mins ago
add a comment |
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If you wish to get a concrete answer containing a code, please consider also making your question concrete by adding a code. Having said this, have you considered using a tabular instead?
– marmot
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