On 9/22/05, LD 'Gus' Landis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greg,
>
> If you have a Linux box, you likely have all you need. You may want
> to look at the lyx (lick) editor also as it is more or less a WYSIWYG
> that works in LaTeX (generally, I use raw LaTeX, or the SGML to LaTeX
> tools.
>
Lyx rock
I used mostly LaTeX over 10 years ago for my Ph.D. thesis and for
scientific papers. It is excellent for typesetting equations and making
schematic drawings of things and so it seems well-suited for your
purpose. It is a little different in that it is not WYSIWYG (like Word,
etc.). However, I l
Greg,
If you have a Linux box, you likely have all you need. You may want
to look at the lyx (lick) editor also as it is more or less a WYSIWYG
that works in LaTeX (generally, I use raw LaTeX, or the SGML to LaTeX
tools.
If you get stuck send me private email ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
Also, check wit
Both the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and American
Mathematical Society (AMS) prefer (require?) that papers be submitted
in LaTeX format. I am especially interested in typesetting equations
(particularly logical symbols) and diagrams of automata, trees, graphs,
and the like.
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Greg
