It *is* possible if you know how and are very careful (split the text
in
chapters, safe and backup often etc.), but OpenOffice.org is better
for that -
besides any TeX, of course. ;-)
I like the idea of OO, but I have to say I have always found strange
behaviour in OO. I switched to
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005, Alexandra Ribeiro wrote:
At this moment I've to make a choice: continue using Word or start
learning a new tool, which will probably consume much of my time. So, I'm
in a dilemma. That's why I'm asking for help.
Another point, that you should perhaps consider when
Am 18.06.2005 um 18:06 schrieb Peter Mnster:
With this experience I'm quite sure, that ConTeXt is much easier to
use
for a thesis, than MS-Word. After about 4 or 5 days reading the
Don't know if it's easier (for a programmer, sure), but much more
reliable -
MSW is famous for destroying
On Sun, 19 Jun 2005, Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
Am 18.06.2005 um 18:06 schrieb Peter Münster:
With this experience I'm quite sure, that ConTeXt is much easier to
use
for a thesis, than MS-Word. After about 4 or 5 days reading the
Don't know if it's easier (for a programmer, sure),
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005, Alexandra Ribeiro wrote:
At this moment I've to make a choice: continue using Word or start
learning a new tool, which will probably consume much of my time. So, I'm
in a dilemma. That's why I'm asking for help.
Hi Alex,
I don't know MS-Word very well, but *all* of my
Hi,
I need some
advices/guidelines before start writing my PhD thesis.
I?m completely
new to TeX and of course to Context but I?m convinced that Microsoft Word is far
away from being the right tool for writing a long document. Well, in the past I
had some big big headaches?
At this
Hi Alex,
I am in a similar situation, just a few months ahead of you. I am writing a textbook and decided to do that in Context, without having had any experience with TeX or LaTeX.
So far, I am pleased with my decision (my experience covers figures, math, tables, footnotes, text and figures in
Alexandra Ribeiro wrote:
Hi,
I need some advices/guidelines before start writing my PhD thesis.
I'm completely new to TeX and of course to Context but I'm convinced that
Microsoft Word is far away from being the right tool for writing a long
document. Well, in the past I had some big big
