[OS X TeX] page setting + a general comment
John McChesney-Young
panis at pacbell.net
Sun Mar 2 05:27:06 CET 2008
At 10:09 PM -0500 3/1/08, ludwik kowalski had asked:
<< << 2) P.S. I am discovering that learning LaTex is not a pleasant
experience. Learning Geometry, or Calculus, for example, is very
different in that respect. Why is it so? >> >>
And at 10:38 PM -0500 3/1/08, Alan Munn wrote:
>Perhaps you need to work from a real book ... [e.g.] Kopka and
>Daley's "Guide to LaTeX" 4th Edition ... [and] "The LaTeX
>Companion 2nd Edition ... >>
I agree that those are excellent books, very thorough but accessible
even to a patient beginner. Besides the helpful lshort .pdf suggested
by Professor Skiadas, another good introductory electronic resource
is:
http://theoval.sys.uea.ac.uk/~nlct/latex/novices/novices.html
I hope this proves helpful and that you'll settle for practical
answers to an implied question rather than pedagogical or
philosophical answers to your actual one.
John
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