[email protected] wrote:
I knew it.
The minute I posted the enquiry, I had the feeling that even a simple
enquiry will not escape unscathed.
I think it is something about Latex (which by the way, was first suggested
to me circa 1987 but I have avoided ever since).
At last month's SLUG meeting, the audience threw Latex into my lightning
talk on E-Book & Paperback Formatting. There was an impromptu thrashing out
of Latex. Samuel Marks gave a useful overview of a few packages including
Latex, which he said he used for his Maths lecture slides.
See the video at Youtube:
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8uIUzGo0A0&feature=channel_video_title>
Slide for my talk here:
Formatting an E-Book and Paper Back: Part 2 Interoperability - Formatting
the PDF from the HTML source using Open Office Master Document
<http://ramin.com.au/linux/formatting-e-books-and-paperbacks-part2.shtml>
By the way, I am giving the third and final instalment on my books at
Friday's SLUG Meeting.
<http://ramin.com.au/linux/formatting-e-books-and-paperbacks-part3.shtml>
Marghanita
Bill Bennett.
"wbennett" == wbennett <[email protected]> writes:
wbennett> Can anyone point me towards a tutorial for the geometric
wbennett> package in LaTeX?
Do you mean the geometry package? I've never heard of geometric.
The docco for the geometry package is on CTAN:
http://mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/geometry/geometry.pdf
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