Alright, I can't keep track of all these great little tips I keep
seeing! Headers, page numbers, yada, this is great, but it's too much
for me to categorize. I reckon it's just time to figure out how to do
them myself instead of being horribly lazy and trying to wait till
someone posts them. Are
No disrespect to Lamport here, but can I suggest instead "A guide to LaTeX" by
Kopka Daly? It is newer (1999), includes a lot of stuff that is not in
Lamport's (but in one of the "companions"), its price is about the same as
Lamport's, and I find it easy both to read and use as a reference. I'd
Alright, I can't keep track of all these great little tips I keep
seeing! Headers, page numbers, yada, this is great, but it's too much
for me to categorize. I reckon it's just time to figure out how to do
them myself instead of being horribly lazy and trying to wait till
someone posts them. Are
No disrespect to Lamport here, but can I suggest instead "A guide to LaTeX" by
Kopka Daly? It is newer (1999), includes a lot of stuff that is not in
Lamport's (but in one of the "companions"), its price is about the same as
Lamport's, and I find it easy both to read and use as a reference. I'd
Alright, I can't keep track of all these great little tips I keep
seeing! Headers, page numbers, yada, this is great, but it's too much
for me to categorize. I reckon it's just time to figure out how to do
them myself instead of being horribly lazy and trying to wait till
someone posts them. Are
No disrespect to Lamport here, but can I suggest instead "A guide to LaTeX" by
Kopka & Daly? It is newer (1999), includes a lot of stuff that is not in
Lamport's (but in one of the "companions"), its price is about the same as
Lamport's, and I find it easy both to read and use as a reference.