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Asked: 2026-05-15T14:49:44+00:00

My latex file is: \title{\large\textbf{Optimizarea rela\c tiei dintre structur\u a \c si comportament \^in

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My latex file is:

    \title{\large\textbf{Optimizarea rela\c tiei dintre structur\u a \c si comportament \^in modelarea UML}}

    \author{
            Sorin Oltean \\
                    \textit{Universitatea Transilvania din Bra\c sov} \\
                    \small\textit{oltean.s@gmail.com, sorin.oltean@romtelecom.ro} \\
                    \small Tel.: 0752/314288
    }

    \documentclass[12pt]{article}

    \begin{document}
    \maketitle
    \renewcommand\abstractname{\textit{\textbf{Abstract}}}

    \begin{abstract}
    Something..... text.........
    \end{abstract}\\\

    \textbf{Cuvinte cheie:}  \textit{sistem, structur\u a, comportament, UML}

    \section{Introducere}

    \paragraph{  } 
    Para11.............
    \paragraph{ } 
   Para2......
    \bibliographystyle{abbrv}
    \bibliography{main}

    \end{document}

After para1, i wanna start a new paragraph, but between the paragraphs there is a blank line, how can i start the 2nd paragraph below the 1st one, without that blank space?
Also, how can i define the margins (top, down, left, right) of the document? There is too much space from the left, right, top and down, i wanna just 2cm space from the left and right, and 3cm from the top and down. Sorry for my bad english..
Also how can i specify the font name and size of the document?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Use the geometry package. It allows full control over margins etc.

    \usepackage{geometry}
\geometry{margin=2cm}

    The space between paragraphs can be set via parskip:

    \setlength{\parskip}{0cm}

    However, parskip does not work for paragarphs introduced by \paragraph. But if your paragraphs do not need a caption (as I assume since you wrote \paragraph{}, it may be better to begin paragraphs just with a blank line:

    \setlength{\parskip}{0cm}
Here goes the first paragraph.

Here the second. With no space. Note that this paragraph was introduced with a blank line.

\paragraph{The third paragraph} This paragraph will have a small offset, since it is introduced explicitly with paragraph command.
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