TeX for the BeginnerTEX is now widely used for computer typesetting in mathematics, science, and engineering. This book is a carefully paced, tutorial introduction for people first learning the system. Special emphasis is given to what can go wrong, and how to fix things. LATEX notes are provided for use with a set of macros. Features
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Contents
Starting Out | 3 |
TgXs Special Characters | 16 |
Getting a Printout | 27 |
Copyright | |
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actor model ASCII backslash badness number baseline baselineskip bigskip binary operation break chapter shows characters circumflex close brace column command control sequence describes dimension discretionary hyphen display math mode displaybreak document dollar sign dvi file endgroup equation number error message example filename flushleft font tables footnote glue halign header height hfil horizontal mode hrule hsize hskip hyphen inserted inside a group inside an hbox interword spaces italic font keywords Lamport's lAT^X letters line of text line-break math display math mode medskip minus noindent obeylines obeyspaces Oops openup overfull hbox paragraph parindent plain TeX macro primitive printout raggedright reporter Section skip Space Bug symbols T^jX takes one input template TeX puts TeX's text file TfiX TfjX TgjX TgX's TjjX topskip typeface typeset underfull vbox vertical mode vrule vskip vtop white space width words write macros