Text processing with LATEX offers several advantages over word processing. However, itis often hard for beginners to figure out how to perform common tasks and obtain certainfeatures. This manual attempts to ease the transition by drawing comparisons between wordprocessing and LaTeX typesetting. The main word processor capabilities are listed, along withtheir equivalent LaTeX commands. Lots of examples are provided
Author(s): Gonzato G.
Year: 2003
Language: English
Pages: 45
Introduction......Page 3
Preliminaries......Page 4
Adding Packages......Page 5
File/New......Page 7
File/Import......Page 8
File/Page Setup......Page 9
File/Print......Page 10
Insert/Breaks......Page 11
Insert/Enumerated List......Page 12
Insert/Special Character......Page 13
Insert/Footnote......Page 15
Insert/Indices......Page 16
Insert/Cross Reference......Page 17
Insert/Figure......Page 18
Wrapping Floats......Page 20
Insert/Shapes......Page 21
Insert/Hyperlink......Page 22
Format/Line Spacing......Page 23
Format/Character Size......Page 25
Format/Character Font......Page 26
Format/Character Colour......Page 27
Format/Paragraph Vertical Alignment......Page 28
Format/Paragraph Border and Shade......Page 30
The Table Menu......Page 32
Line Spacing......Page 34
Using slashbox......Page 35
Importing Data in LaTeX Tables......Page 36
Tools/Labels......Page 37
Tools/Default Language......Page 39
The Help Menu......Page 40
The End......Page 41
Document Templates......Page 42
