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LaTeX Resources
The following are suggested LaTeX (and TeX) references. When looking for LaTeX references, make sure they discuss LaTeX 2e, the current standard.
Books
- Goossens M, Mittelbach F, and Samarin A (1994). The LaTeX Companion.
Addison Wesley, Reading, MA.
- Kopka H and Daly P (1999). A guide to LaTeX 2e. Addison-Wesley, Reading,
MA.
- Lamport L (1994). LaTeX: A document preparation system, 2nd edition.
Addison Wesley, Reading, MA.
- Knuth DE (1986). The TeXbook. Addison Wesley, Reading, MA.
Online
- LaTeX Project site.
- Statistics 335 Overheads -
Introduction
to LaTeX (pdf),
Introduction
to LaTeX (latex file) (November 20, 2003)
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The
not so short introduction to LaTeX 2e or LaTeX 2e in 131 minutes
- TeX Users Group
- CTAN The Comprehensive TeX Archive
Network
- LaTeX Symbols
- LaTeX 1.1 help from Emory.
Software Sources
- TeX Implementations
from CTAN
- TeX Live (Windows, Macintosh,
Unix)
- MiKTeX (Windows)
- TeXShop
(Macintosh)
- WinEdt. A nice Windows text editor
that can be used as a front end to Windows TeX implementation (such as MiKTeX).
Also useful for HTML, and other coding. However it is not free, but there is a trial period before you have to pay.
- XEmacs. This version of Emacs for Windows contains a front end to TeX/LaTeX, plus many other Emacs packages, as part of the main installation.
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