L^ATEX RESOURCES AT AU AND ELSEWHERE

Please visit again in a couple of days for updates.

Updates

• Source files for the presentation and the poster presented on 04/22 will be posted soon.
• Engineering Network Services will install a L^ATEX distribution on the windows network on a test basis shortly. After all problems and bugs, if any, have been sorted out, an installation will be finalized.

If you are at AU, and are thinking about using the L^ATEX typesetting language for preparing technical documents, this page lists a few resources and links that will prove helpful. It would be a good idea to subscribe to the TEX-users mailing list at Auburn.

Dr. A.S. Hodel maintains a very good collection of L^ATEX resources. You will find there an introduction to L^ATEX, a great many tutorials, "getting started" tips, general references, and information about many L^ATEX utilities. In addition, you might find yourself persuaded to go the apple way. :)

Material from the ECE dept./SIAM L^ATEX presentation

• The presentation (Use Adobe Acrobat ver. 6 for best effect).
• The TEX file (requires prosper).
• The poster
• The poster template and associated files can be downloaded from here.

The following is a short list of web-links for L^ATEX packages, utilities, and other resources.

L^ATEX installation for windows:

• The MiKTEX homepage.
• Ghostscript, Ghostview and GSview.

L^ATEX editors

• The Winedt Winedt homepage.
• TeXnic center's page on Sourceforge.

L^ATEX resources

• CTAN:.the Comprehensive TeX Archive Network.
• L^ATEX at Auburn.
  • Dr. Hodel's L^ATEX resources.
  • Auburn University thesis style files are maintained by E. E. Slaminka, Dept. of Mathematics at Auburn.
    

Presentations and posters

• The Prosper homepage at Sourceforge.