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## Pdf Latex Notes - Waikato Linux Users Group

These are some hints to make your use of pdflatex(1) more productive... Version As you may be aware, the version numbers for Τεχ are converging towards Pi, and pdflatex does the same. Although it may not look like much, there is quite a bit of difference between pdflatex version "3.14159-13d (Web2C 7.3.1)" (the "old stable" version) and version "Version 3.14159-1.10b (Web2C 7.4.5)" (the more recent version). This fixes a number of bugs.

## Bo Zhang’s Homepage » [转载] PDF with animations

Jens Uwe Nöckel 系里的老师推荐的东西，在PDF文件中插入动画的教程，前提是了解LaTeX的基本使用，且动画文件的格式合适（如avi）。文章的来源是 这里 。

## Rubber — a wrapper for LaTeX and friends in Launchpad

This web page was written on January 28, 2004 and last updated on January 9, 2007. Caveat lector, especially as the page gets old. Professor Ressler's LaTeX page is more recent. Except for Mathematica, all the software I describe here is free, assuming you already have OS X. F&M has a site license for Mathematica which allows local users to install and run it. This is not a how-to on writing TeX documents.

## LaTeX Utilities - BibTeX Style Examples

It can be difficult to decide which of the large range of style files is closest to the format needed. The following provides examples using a variety of public-domain files that can be downloadeded from CTAN (Comprehensive TeX Archive Network). For example, consult the CTAN UK Mirror .

## Cambridge University Engineering Department - Squeezing Space in LaTeX

Here are some tips on how to squeeze a little more onto LaTeX pages. Note that these methods may adversely affect the appearance of the document, so use them with caution. Rephrasing and editing your text often leads to better results. The savetrees package executes many of these methods, packing as much text as possible onto each page.
It is often convenient to generate some hyperlinks on the PDF output from a LaTeX document. Simple hyperlinking can be done from the table of contents to the actual sections, references to floats, index to terms, etc., in an automatic way. Also, URLs can be hyperlinked too, if they are added to the LaTeX source.

## Producing hyperlinked PDF documents from LaTeX

1 Introduction 2 Importing external graphics 2.1 Importing with the graphics package 2.2 Scaling 2.3 Reflection 2.4 Rotation 2.5 Importing, scaling, rotating with the graphicx package 3 Additional graphics packages 3.1 The epsfig package 3.2 The lscape package 3.3 The rotating package 4 Troubleshooting 4.1 How importation works 4.2 Problems with importation 5 Configuring graphics importation 5.1 Default driver 5.2 Search path for graphics files 5.3 Default extensions 5.4 Graphics types 5.5 Compressing graphics files 6 Colours 7 The named colour model 1 Introduction The advent of PostScript drivers for TeX has offered the opportunity to expand the capabilities of to include a number of very useful features, such as the importation, scaling, and rotation of external graphics files, and colour.

## Graphics and colour with LaTeX

LaTeX enables typesetting of hyperlinks, useful when the resulting format is PDF, and the hyperlinks can be followed. It does so using the package hyperref . [ edit ] Hyperref The package hyperref [1] provides LaTeX the ability to create hyperlinks within the document. It works with pdflatex and also with standard "latex" used with dvips and ghostscript or dvipdfm to build a PDF file.

## eqnarray vs. align - TeXblog - Typography with TeX and LaTeX

April 12th, 2008 by Stefan Kottwitz There’s a lot of freely available documentation for LaTeX, but there’s a pitfall: some documents that are still online are outdated and therefore contain obsolete information. Documents like “ Obsolete packages and commands ” (”l2tabu”) address the need of up-to-date information. For instance the obsolete eqnarray environment frequently appears in questions of new LaTeX users and many people including me usually answer: don’t use eqnarray and give advice how to use the align environment of amsmath instead. Here’s a summary of the problems with eqnarray:

## Prevent floating of figures or tables - TeXblog - Typography with TeX and LaTeX

Juni 13th, 2008 by Stefan Kottwitz Often images are embedded using the figure environment, they can get a caption, a label for reference and they will get numbered and appear in the list of figures. Figure environments are intended to float, but sometimes it is needed to place an image exactly at a specific position, still wanting to benefit from the other mentioned features of the figure environment. A similar problem is the exact placement of tables where usually the table environment is used. One possibility that may not always prevent floating is to set more positioning parameter: \begin { figure }[ !
Back to short documentation 3 Back to overview examples of beamer class beamer class example 1 Here an example of a very simple Beamer presentation. One can use it as starting point, the following examples develops on it.

## beamer class examples     example for presentation with latex beamer class     by Sascha Frank

[ edit ] Introduction Another good point of LaTeX is that you can easily reference almost anything that is numbered (sections, figures, formulas), and LaTeX will take care of numbering, updating it whenever necessary. The commands to be used do not depend on what you are referencing, and they are: \label{ marker } you give the object you want to reference a marker , you can see it like a name. \ref{ marker }

## LaTeX:Layout - AoPSWiki

From AoPSWiki This article outlines some of the basics of layout in LaTeX. Note: Rather than typing up all the examples, you can copy-paste the examples into your TeXnicCenter files.
This page outlines some more advanced uses of mathematics markup using LaTeX. In particular it makes heavy use of the AMS-LaTeX packages supplied by the American Mathematical Society . [ edit ] Equation numbering

## latex-beamer-users - Floating figures

LaTeX table/figure FAQ - How do I reference a table or figure in a LaTeX document? Being able to automatically reference a figure within a LaTeX document is a very cool thing. This referencing capability lets you easily give readers the exact number of a figure, or tell them what page number a figure is located on with the use of a few simple commands ( \label , \ref , and \pageref ). The same technique works for referencing other objects within a LaTeX document, including tables and equations.