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90 reviewsISBN 10: 0321173856
ISBN 13: 9780321173850
Author: Helmut Kopka, Patrick W Daly
Part I: The Basics
Chapter 1: Introduction
Just what is LaTeX?
Markup Languages
TEX and its offspring
How to use this book
Basics of a LaTeX file
TEX processing procedure
Sample LaTeX file
Chapter 2: Text, Symbols, and Commands
Command names and arguments
Environments
Declarations
Lengths
Special characters
Exercises
Fine-tuning text
Word division
Chapter 3: Document Layout and Organization
Document class
Page style
Parts of the document
Table of contents
Chapter 4: Displaying Text
Changing font style
Centering and indenting
Lists
Generalized lists
Theorem-like declarations
Printing literal text
Comments within text
Chapter 5: Text in Boxes
Boxes
Footnotes and marginal notes
Chapter 6: Tables
Tabulator stops
Tables
Chapter 7: Mathematical Formulas
Mathematical environments
Main elements of math mode
Mathematical symbols
Additional elements
Fine-tuning mathematics
Beyond standard LaTeX
Chapter 8: Graphics Inclusion and Color
The graphics packages
Adding color
Chapter 9: Floating tables and figures
Float placement
Postponing floats
Style parameters for floats
Float captions
Float examples
References to figures and tables in text
Some float packages
Chapter 10: User Customizations
Counters
Lengths
User-defined commands
User-defined environments
Some comments on user-defined structures
Part II: Beyond the Basics
Chapter 11: Document Management
Processing parts of a document
In-text references
Bibliographies
Keyword index
Chapter 12: Bibliographic Databases and BibTeX
The BibTeX program
Creating a bibliographic database
Customizing bibliography styles
Chapter 13: PostScript and PDF
LaTeX and PostScript
Portable Document Format
Chapter 14: Multilingual LaTeX
The babel system
Contents of the language.dat file
Chapter 15: Math Extensions with AMS-LaTeX
Invoking AMS-LaTeX
Standard features of AMS-LaTeX
Further AMS-LaTeX packages
The AMS fonts
Chapter 16: Drawing with LaTeX
The picture environment
Extended pictures
Other drawing packages
Chapter 17: Presentation Material
Slide production with slides class
Slide production with seminar
Slide production with the prosper class
Electronic documents for screen viewing
Special effects with PDF
Chapter 18: Letters
The LaTeX letter class
A house letter style
A model letter customization
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Tags: Helmut Kopka, Patrick W Daly, Guide, LaTeX