[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One comment. I've been using LaTeX for about 15 years, Emacs for about 2
years and Org-Mode for about 8 months. My LaTeX files are heavily
customized and I'm used to working with them without org-mode. My few,
and not very serious, attempts to move my LaTeX work to org-mode have
not given satisfactory results, so I've put off changing my work flow
until I have more time to figure out the LaTeX export features of
org-mode. But, I am using org-mode extensively for my other work related
tasks. I have org files that keep track of my students' grades and my
web site is built from a single org file. As you pointed out in your
talk, org-mode allows one to work!
There was a post on this list from Russel Adams, that shows how to use
custom LaTeX headers. My setup is derived from that post, and enables
the usage of a commen LaTeX-header for Org export and the rest of my
LaTeX files:
.emacs:
(setq org-export-latex-classes (cons '("myarticle"
"% BEGIN My Article Defaults
\\input{/home/sebastian/develop/lib/latex/header-pdf.tex}
"
("\\rzchapteridx{%s}" . "\\rzchapteridx{%s}")
("\\rzsection{%s}{}" . "\\rzsection{%s}")
("\\rzsubsection{%s}" . "\\rzsubsection{%s}")
("\\rzsubsubsection{%s}" . "\\rzsubsubsection{%s}"))
org-export-latex-classes))
As you can see here, I include the common header file, and customize
the classes used for headlines on export. Since now the creation of
PDFs is now possible directly from Org-mode (C-c C-e p), this is the
easiest way to do it.
*.org:
#+LaTeX_CLASS: myarticle
Regards,
Sebastian
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