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Presentations in LaTeX

I’ve always used prosper for presentations, but someone recently put me onto beamer, and I must say I’m impressed. It lets you structure your file using standard LaTeX sectioning, and produces section-level tables of contents by default. There are 26 different themes, and an architecture for easy colour-scheme changes and so on. The documentation (beameruserguide.pdf) [...]

New version of “Using Imported Graphics in LaTeX”

Keith Reckdahl’s excellent tutorial/reference has been updated. The new title is Using Imported Graphics in LaTeX and pdfLaTeX, and the big update is of course the inclusion of pdfLaTeX. Even if you never use imported graphics, UIG is possibly worth checking out. The second half describes all the unusual things you can do with LaTeX [...]

professionalism in writing LaTeX documents

This essay comes from my experiences proofreading LaTeX documents, both semi-professionally and for friends. It is intended mainly for technical writing, where LaTeX really comes into its own and where attention to detail can both greatly assist the proofreader or typesetter, and greatly improve the readability of the manuscript. This is neither a description of [...]