[Tuglist] High quality tables -- booktab, tabls?

[Ajay Shah]

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I have long used tabls.sty
For anyone who makes tables, I strongly recommend it - just say

  \usepackage{tabls}

and the look of your tables greatly improves.


I just discovered 'booktab.sty' which is for "professional looking
tables". I think he's onto very interesting stuff.

Both tabls and booktab are standard equipment in teTeX.

My question is: Are booktab and tabls internally consistent, or will
they foul up in conjunction?

     -ans

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Ajay Shah                                           ajayshah@mayin.org
Consultant,                             http://www.mayin.org/~ajayshah
Department of Economic Affairs,
Ministry of Finance, New Delhi

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