Federico Sevilla III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> <notes that you can less a LaTeX file and actually understand it>
> I hope this stands true even for those with less brains than you. (read:
> someone like me). ;)
Seriously! Here's hello world.
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
Hello, world!
\end{document}
See, that wasn't too hard.
>> <notes that you don't even usually need to convert a LaTeX file into
>> dvi or pdf form in order to read it>
> Would you have any good TeX tutorial documents to recommend? I'd like to
> see how I progress shifting to this from working on project
First few hits, Google: latex tutorial.
Do yourself a favor. Skip TeX first. Learn LaTeX. TeX can get rather
scary. I haven't gotten around to learning it yet, but some of the
math guys in Ateneo do TeX.
> documentation in OpenOffice. Maybe I should reinstall LyX as well ...
Bah. Emacs! ;)
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