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[Themis Matsoukas]

> Thanks. I have used the memoir class in the past. I tried to do it  
> with an ams class, by using comment.sty to omit all proofs, but  
> don't know what I am doing, and maybe comment.sty is not the thing  
> to use.
>
> Wayne

Here is a minimal example:

\documentclass{memoir}
\begin{document}

\newcomment{myproof}  %defines ''myproof'' as an environment that can  
be switched on or off; you may define several newcomment environemnts  
in the same document

\commentsoff{myproof} %Use if you want the text in myproof to be  
included in the output
\begin{myproof}
This proof will be included in the output
\end{myproof}

\commentson{myproof}% %Use if you want the text myproof to be omitted

\begin{myproof}
This text will be omitted
\end{myproof}

\commentsoff{myproof} % you can go back and forth in the same document
\begin{myproof}
This proof will also be included in the output
\end{myproof}

\end{document}

On Aug 1, 2009, at 7:55 PM, Wayne Richter wrote:

> Thanks. I have used the memoir class in the past. I tried to do it  
> with an ams class, by using comment.sty to omit all proofs, but  
> don't know what I am doing, and maybe comment.sty is not the thing  
> to use.
>
> Wayne
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