Thanks, Mike!<br>I am asking about both of the methods. The first could be the better, perhaps. But there is this web: <a href="http://www.tocloud.com/javascript_cloud_generator.html">http://www.tocloud.com/javascript_cloud_generator.html</a> that gives the html code. <br>
But I mean also more complex clouds , like those with cross words (vertical and horizontal).<br>Perhaps this only need a littel bit of time texing, but I'd like to know if someone has developed a style or package to do these things.<br>
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<div class="im">On 5/22/2010 8:52 AM, Juan Francisco Fraile Vicente wrote:<br>
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I haven't found info about this issue. How could be word-clouds done (as web tag-clouds) in LaTeX or XeTeX? I think they could be done managing tabular, font sizes or other options, but my question is if there's a package to do these weighted lists of words.<br>
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Are you asking about the process of making word clouds in TeX, or do you already have the word cloud data with words and relative weights that you want to input into some meaningful (Xe(La))TeX command that will turn it into relatively sized data?<br>
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