GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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LaTeX

Debian Packages: tetex-bin tetex-extra

L^ATEX and TEX are sophisticated document typesetting systems. L^ATEX is a mark-up language where you edit text documents (using any editor of choice) and include mark-up to tell the formatter how to produce the final printed page. Unlike proprietary word processing systems, like MS Word, L^ATEX is available freely on most platforms and documents produced on one platform will be identical to that produced on another platform.

Subsections

• LaTeX Documentation
• Generating LaTeX
• Creating LaTeX Documents
  • Using LyX
  • Using Emacs
  
  
• Processing a LaTeX Document
• LaTeX Tips and Tricks
  • Bibliography Starts on a New Page
  • Convert BibTeX to EndNotes
  
  
• Troubleshooting
  • TeX Capacity Exceeded