Hi all,
I've been using LyX for quite some time now (since pre-1.0 days) and I
absolutely love it. However, in using it, I've gotten the distinct feeling
that I'd appreciate it even more if I knew LaTeX itself. I guess it has to do
with my insatiable curiosity about how things work :)
So,
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
So, I want to learn LaTeX. I don't plan on becoming an expert, or abandoning
If you're using some unix and some reasonable LaTeX distribution, the
distribution should come with reasonable set of documentation. For
example, in this RedHat system with
Hello,
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
So, I want to learn LaTeX. I don't plan on becoming an expert, or abandoning
LyX, though. So, I ask you fellow LyX'ers who have been LaTeX'ing since the
pre-LyX era, where do I begin?
Of course, my editor of choice is Emacs, so I'm also
Paul Lussier wrote:
Hi all,
I've been using LyX for quite some time now (since pre-1.0 days) and I
absolutely love it. However, in using it, I've gotten the distinct feeling
that I'd appreciate it even more if I knew LaTeX itself. I guess it has to do
with my insatiable curiosity about
my way was to write from the beginning with lyx :-), too. and
than i solved all the special latex problems only with the book
of kopka (maybe that there is an english translation) and the rest
with the newsgroups:
de.comp.text.tex (the german one)
comp.text.tex (the english one)
Thank you all for you input. For now I will read the essential.dvi document,
and try looking at some of my LyX documents with (X)Emacs and AucTeX.
Soon, I will get copies of both Lamport and Kopka.
Thank you all again, I appreciate your help!
--
Seeya,
Paul
I'm in shape,
Since lyx performs most of the basic tasks, you'll probably need
more latex-tips than actual latex by itself.
A nice FAQ in French
http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/FAQ-LaTeX/
Some help in English
http://www.giss.nasa.gov/latex/
Don't forget H. Voss' Tips, which heavily rely on LaTeX
So, I ask you fellow LyX'ers who have been LaTeX'ing since the
pre-LyX era, where do I begin?
Get yourself a good book like the "LaTeX Companion" or Kopka's
"Einfuehrung" (don't know whether this is available in English).
Have a look at www.ctan.whatever.
Andre'
PS:
Of course, my editor
Hi all,
I've been using LyX for quite some time now (since pre-1.0 days) and I
absolutely love it. However, in using it, I've gotten the distinct feeling
that I'd appreciate it even more if I knew LaTeX itself. I guess it has to do
with my insatiable curiosity about how things work :)
So,
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
So, I want to learn LaTeX. I don't plan on becoming an expert, or abandoning
If you're using some unix and some reasonable LaTeX distribution, the
distribution should come with reasonable set of documentation. For
example, in this RedHat system with
Hello,
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
So, I want to learn LaTeX. I don't plan on becoming an expert, or abandoning
LyX, though. So, I ask you fellow LyX'ers who have been LaTeX'ing since the
pre-LyX era, where do I begin?
Of course, my editor of choice is Emacs, so I'm also
Paul Lussier wrote:
Hi all,
I've been using LyX for quite some time now (since pre-1.0 days) and I
absolutely love it. However, in using it, I've gotten the distinct feeling
that I'd appreciate it even more if I knew LaTeX itself. I guess it has to do
with my insatiable curiosity about
my way was to write from the beginning with lyx :-), too. and
than i solved all the special latex problems only with the book
of kopka (maybe that there is an english translation) and the rest
with the newsgroups:
de.comp.text.tex (the german one)
comp.text.tex (the english one)
Thank you all for you input. For now I will read the essential.dvi document,
and try looking at some of my LyX documents with (X)Emacs and AucTeX.
Soon, I will get copies of both Lamport and Kopka.
Thank you all again, I appreciate your help!
--
Seeya,
Paul
I'm in shape,
Since lyx performs most of the basic tasks, you'll probably need
more latex-tips than actual latex by itself.
A nice FAQ in French
http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/FAQ-LaTeX/
Some help in English
http://www.giss.nasa.gov/latex/
Don't forget H. Voss' Tips, which heavily rely on LaTeX
So, I ask you fellow LyX'ers who have been LaTeX'ing since the
pre-LyX era, where do I begin?
Get yourself a good book like the "LaTeX Companion" or Kopka's
"Einfuehrung" (don't know whether this is available in English).
Have a look at www.ctan.whatever.
Andre'
PS:
Of course, my editor
Hi all,
I've been using LyX for quite some time now (since pre-1.0 days) and I
absolutely love it. However, in using it, I've gotten the distinct feeling
that I'd appreciate it even more if I knew LaTeX itself. I guess it has to do
with my insatiable curiosity about how things work :)
So,
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
> So, I want to learn LaTeX. I don't plan on becoming an expert, or abandoning
If you're using some unix and some reasonable LaTeX distribution, the
distribution should come with reasonable set of documentation. For
example, in this RedHat system with
Hello,
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
> So, I want to learn LaTeX. I don't plan on becoming an expert, or abandoning
> LyX, though. So, I ask you fellow LyX'ers who have been LaTeX'ing since the
> pre-LyX era, where do I begin?
>
> Of course, my editor of choice is Emacs, so I'm
Paul Lussier wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I've been using LyX for quite some time now (since pre-1.0 days) and I
> absolutely love it. However, in using it, I've gotten the distinct feeling
> that I'd appreciate it even more if I knew LaTeX itself. I guess it has to do
> with my insatiable
> my way was to write from the beginning with lyx :-), too. and
> than i solved all the special latex problems only with the book
> of kopka (maybe that there is an english translation) and the rest
> with the newsgroups:
> de.comp.text.tex (the german one)
> comp.text.tex (the english one)
Thank you all for you input. For now I will read the essential.dvi document,
and try looking at some of my LyX documents with (X)Emacs and AucTeX.
Soon, I will get copies of both Lamport and Kopka.
Thank you all again, I appreciate your help!
--
Seeya,
Paul
I'm in shape,
Since lyx performs most of the basic tasks, you'll probably need
more latex-tips than actual latex by itself.
A nice FAQ in French
http://www.grappa.univ-lille3.fr/FAQ-LaTeX/
Some help in English
http://www.giss.nasa.gov/latex/
Don't forget H. Voss' Tips, which heavily rely on LaTeX
> So, I ask you fellow LyX'ers who have been LaTeX'ing since the
> pre-LyX era, where do I begin?
Get yourself a good book like the "LaTeX Companion" or Kopka's
"Einfuehrung" (don't know whether this is available in English).
Have a look at www.ctan.whatever.
Andre'
PS:
> Of course, my
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