Wednesday 03 January 2007 16:59, Askadar wrote: | LaTeX, no question. i used to say that, about 4 years ago - but since i spent some hours in some cases playing with limits and throwing boxes around making new templates, i must add, taht it can be very time-consumig.
knowing of its advantages, all my already written things are in tex. i can simply load them into one master file and the document is finished... but then starts the placing of figures and minor layout optimisations. i suspect that i'm not able to do this part in one day in latex - the amount of time i scheduled for this task ;) ... on the other hand, the placement of figures is quite messy also in word processors (in addition, they are quite bad at listings, indexing and these things, latex is great in). that's why i asked, if there is maybe some function collection or some magic existing to make the life of thesis writers easier ;) thanx Damir -- "Yes, it's the right planet, all right, " he said again. "Right planet, wrong universe. "
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