How to balance the two columns of text on the last page of a Latex doc?
2 good Latex packages are good at balancing the two columns of text on the last page of a Latex doc (choose either one that are good for you).
Usage:
At the beginning of the doc:
usepackage{balance}
At the end of the doc:
balance
Usage:
At the beginning of the doc:
usepackage{flushend}
That’s all.
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