Do you have to limit the size of your paper to a fixed number of pages and spend a little? "Often printed proof of your work and it bothers wasting paper? The following techniques may help reduce some of the size of your document:
\\ usepackage {times, mathptmx} change the font of your document to Times, which is much more compact than the Computer Modern TeX used for default. 
\\ usepackage {} paralist 
, etc. \\ usepackage [tiny, compact] {} 
titlesec makes the section titles are smaller and have less space around them.
\\ usepackage {geometry} allows you to specify the margins in a much more comfortable than trying to directly manipulate the relevant variables LaTeX. For example: \\ geometry {left = 1cm, right = 1cm, top = 1cm, bottom = 1cm} Play with the parameters that control the positioning of the environment "floaters" (more information in my previous Article titlesec makes the section titles are smaller and have less space around them. ) Change the distance between the lines. Reduce by 95% percent will barely be noticeable, but you will save space. Even 90% is tolerable, since the lines do not come to "clash" with each other. You do this by putting \\ renewcommand {\\} {0.9} baselinestretch
If you want to apply the above at once, you can use the package - that in addition to the above tricks, comes with its own bibliographic style file Abbreviations used for the literature also leaves more compact. As if that were not enough, this package comes with a perl script that allows you to make the document fonts closer (With horizontal resizing and virtual sources), allowing you to gain a little more space.
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