IntroductiontoLatex Introduction •TeXisessentiallyaMarkupLanguage(likeHTML,XMLandRTF)•TeXwrittenbyDonaldKnuthin70´s –Arevolutionintypesetting •LatexisanextensionofTeX –MacropackagestomakeTeXeasiertouse presentaionisbasedonTroyD.MilnerandSimonCuceslides)WhyUseLaTeX?•Highquality J[x(),u(...
IntroductiontoLatex Introduction •TeXisessentiallyaMarkupLanguage(likeHTML,XMLandRTF)•TeXwrittenbyDonaldKnuthin70´s –Arevolutionintypesetting •LatexisanextensionofTeX –MacropackagestomakeTeXeasiertouse presentaionisbasedonTroyD.MilnerandSimonCuceslides)WhyUseLaTeX?•Highquality J[x(),u(...
Why the interest in latexmkrc? We've recently had a number of users get in touch to ask how to do certain things with Overleaf, to which our answer has begun: "Firstly, create a custom latexmkrc file in your project...". Given that this isn't the most intuitive part of LaTeX, ...
637 637 silver badges 1.3k 1.3k bronze badges add a comment 2 see my suggestions here basically you can create your own plotthemes in mma 9+ allowing you to always use the same font sizes and especially font stlyes. thus, using a theme with your document font size and ...
# $pdflatex = "latexdiff main.tex main2.tex > main-d.tex; pdflatex %O main-d"Now you can compile main.tex or main2.tex to typeset their actual content, not the differences between them. For more information, refer to the Overleaf article How to use latexmkrc with Overleaf. ...
# $pdflatex = "latexdiff main.tex main2.tex > main-d.tex; pdflatex %O main-d"Now you can compile main.tex or main2.tex to typeset their actual content, not the differences between them. For more information, refer to the Overleaf article How to use latexmkrc with Overleaf. ...
It goes from LaTeX to HTML then HTML to XML exams2moodle(elearn_exam, n = 3, name = "R-exams") To add custom LaTeX packages you can modify the preamble as per the answers in this post, i.e. \usepackage As described in the linked post, that can either be done direct, i.e....
tinytex::parse_install(text = "! LaTeX Error: File `fancyhdr.sty' not found." ) That proves that the template file is indeed a full document. And probably there is a way to use tinytex to compile it directly, but I always use tinytex via Rmarkdown. But I will check how to do ...
I've installed TeXLive on Mountain Lion. The TeX Live Utility says that the tex-gyre package is installed, however these fonts don't appear on my system and I actually get errors when trying to use them with XeLaTeX. What do I need to do to get this working?
I am trying to use the LaTeX grid-system package in r markdown. Does anyone know how to do that? When making cells including plain texts all goes well, but when trying to include an r chunk I get this error:output file: testtest.knit.md ! You can't use `...