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245 | 1 0 | ▼a LaTeX in 24 hours ▼h [electronic resource] : ▼b a practical guide for scientific writing / ▼c Dilip Datta. |
260 | ▼a Cham : ▼b Springer, ▼c c2017. | |
300 | ▼a 1 online resource (xxv, 296 p.) : ▼b ill. | |
500 | ▼a Title from e-Book title page. | |
504 | ▼a Includes bibliographical references and index. | |
505 | 0 | ▼a Introduction -- Fonts Selection -- Formatting Texts I -- Formatting Texts II -- Page Layout and Style -- Listing and Tabbing Texts -- Table Preparation I -- Table Preparation II -- Figure Insertion 77 -- Figure Drawing -- Equation Writing I -- Equation Writing II -- User-Defined Macros -- Bibliographies with LATEX -- Bibliographies with BIBTEX -- Lists of Contents and Indexes -- Miscellaneous I -- Miscellaneous II -- Letters and Articles -- Book and Report -- Slide Preparation I -- Slide Preparation II -- Error and Warning Messages -- Exercises- Appendix A: Symbols and Notations. |
520 | ▼a This book presents direct and concise explanations and examples to many LaTeX syntax and structures, allowing students and researchers to quickly understand the basics that are required for writing and preparing book manuscripts, journal articles, reports, presentation slides and academic theses and dissertations for publication. Unlike much of the literature currently available on LaTeX, which takes a more technical stance, focusing on the details of the software itself, this book presents a user-focused guide that is concerned with its application to everyday tasks and scenarios. It is packed with exercises and looks at topics like formatting text, drawing and inserting tables and figures, bibliographies and indexes, equations, slides, and provides valuable explanations to error and warning messages so you can get work done with the least time and effort needed. This means LaTeX in 24 Hours can be used by students and researchers with little or no previous experience with LaTeX to gain quick and noticeable results, as well as being used as a quick reference guide for those more experienced who want to refresh their knowledge on the subject. | |
530 | ▼a Issued also as a book. | |
538 | ▼a Mode of access: World Wide Web. | |
630 | 0 0 | ▼a LaTeX (Computer file). |
650 | 0 | ▼a Word processing. |
650 | 0 | ▼a Computerized typesetting. |
650 | 0 | ▼a Technical writing ▼x Computer programs. |
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Intro -- Preface -- About the Author -- Contents -- List of Tables -- List of Figures -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 What Is LaTeX? -- 1.2 Why LaTeX Over Other Word Processors? -- 1.3 How to Prepare a LaTeX Input File? -- 1.4 How to Compile a LaTeX Input File? -- 1.5 LaTeX Syntax -- 1.5.1 Commands -- 1.5.2 Environments -- 1.5.3 Packages -- 1.6 Keyboard Characters in LaTeX -- 1.7 How to Read this Book? -- 2 Fonts Selection -- 2.1 Text-Mode Fonts -- 2.2 Math-Mode Fonts -- 2.3 Emphasized Fonts -- 2.4 Colored Fonts -- 3 Formatting Texts I -- 3.1 Sectional Units -- 3.2 Labeling and Referring Numbered Items -- 3.3 Texts Alignment -- 3.4 Quoted Texts -- 3.5 New Lines and Paragraphs -- 3.5.1 Creating New Lines -- 3.5.2 Creating New Paragraphs -- 3.6 Creating and Filling Blank Space -- 3.7 Producing Dashes Within Texts -- 3.8 Preventing Line Break* -- 3.9 Adjusting Blank Space After a Period Mark* -- 3.10 Hyphenating a Word* -- 4 Formatting Texts II -- 4.1 Increasing Depth of Sectional Units* -- 4.2 Changing Titles and Counters of Sectional Units* -- 4.3 Multiple Columns -- 4.3.1 Multiple Columns Related Parameters -- 4.3.2 A Flexible Approach to Generate Multiple Columns -- 4.4 Mini Pages -- 4.5 Foot Notes -- 4.5.1 Foot Notes in Mini Pages* -- 4.5.2 Altering the Pattern of Foot Notes* -- 4.6 Marginal Notes* -- 5 Page Layout and Style -- 5.1 Page Layout -- 5.1.1 Standard Page Layout -- 5.1.2 Formatting Page Layout* -- 5.1.3 Increasing the Height of a Page* -- 5.2 Page Style -- 5.3 Running Header and Footer -- 5.3.1 Header with the headings Style -- 5.3.2 Header with the myheadings Style -- 5.3.3 Header and Footer with the fancy Style Under the fancyheadings Package* -- 5.3.4 Header and Footer with the fancy Style Under the fancyhdr Package* -- 5.4 Page Breaking and Adjustment -- 5.5 Page Numbering -- 6 Listing and Tabbing Texts -- 6.1 Listing Texts -- 6.1.1 Numbered Listing Through the enumerate Environment -- 6.1.2 Unnumbered Listing Through the itemize Environment -- 6.1.3 Listing with User-Defined Labels Through the description Environment -- 6.1.4 Nesting Different Listing Environments -- 6.1.5 Indentation of Listed Items* -- 6.2 Tabbing Texts Through the tabbing Environment -- 6.2.1 Adjusting Column Width in the tabbing Environment -- 6.2.2 Adjusting Alignment of Columns in the tabbing Environment* -- 7 Table Preparation I -- 7.1 Table Through the tabular Environment -- 7.2 Table Through the tabularx Environment -- 7.3 Vertical Positioning of Tables -- 7.4 Sideways (Rotated) Texts in Tables* -- 7.5 Adjusting Column Width in Tables* -- 7.6 Additional Provisions for Customizing Columns of Tables* -- 7.7 Merging Rows and Columns of Tables -- 7.8 Table Wrapped by Texts* -- 7.9 Table with Colored Background* -- 8 Table Preparation II -- 8.1 Nested Tables* -- 8.2 Column Alignment About Decimal Point* -- 8.3 Side-by-Side Tables* -- 8.4 Sideways (Rotated) Table* -- 8.5 Long Table on Multiple Pages* -- 8.6 Tables in Multi-column Documents -- 8.7 Foot Notes in Tab. les* -- 8.8 Changing Printing Format of Tables* -- 8.9 Tables at the End of a Document -- 9 Figure Insertion -- 9.1 Commands and Environment for Inserting Figures -- 9.2 Inserting a Simple Figure -- 9.3 Side-by-Side Figures* -- 9.4 Sub-numbering a Group of Figures -- 9.5 Figure Wrapped by Texts* -- 9.6 Rotated Figure -- 9.7 Mathematical Notations in Figures* -- 9.8 Figures in Tables* -- 9.9 Figures in Multi-column Documents -- 9.10 Changing Printing Format of Figures* -- 9.11 Figures at the End of a Document -- 9.12 Editing LaTeX Input File Involving Many Figures* -- 10 Figure Drawing -- 10.1 Circles and Circular Arcs -- 10.2 Straight Lines and Vectors* -- 10.3 Curves* -- 10.4 Oval Boxes* -- 10.5 Texts in Figures* -- 10.6 Compound Figures* -- 11 Equation Writing I -- 11.1 Basic Mathematical Notations and Delimiters -- 11.2 Mathematical Operators -- 11.3 Mathematical Expressions in Text-Mode -- 11.4 Simple Equations -- 11.4.1 Eliminating Equation Numbering -- 11.4.2 Overwriting Equation Numbering -- 11.4.3 Changing Printing Format of Equations* -- 11.5 Array of Equations -- 11.6 Left Aligning an Equation* -- 11.7 Sub-numbering a Set of Equations* -- 12 Equation Writing II -- 12.1 Texts and Blank Space in Math-Mode -- 12.2 Conditional Expression -- 12.3 Evaluation of Functional Values -- 12.4 Splitting an Equation into Multiple Lines* -- 12.5 Vector and Matrix -- 12.6 Overlining and Underlining -- 12.7 Stacking Terms* -- 12.8 Side-by-Side Equations* -- 13 User-Defined Macros -- 13.1 Defining New Commands -- 13.1.1 New Commands Without Argument -- 13.1.2 New Commands with Mandatory Arguments -- 13.1.3 New Commands with Optional Arguments -- 13.2 Redefining Existing Commands* -- 13.3 Defining New Environments -- 13.3.1 New Environments Without Argument -- 13.3.2 New Environments with Arguments -- 13.3.3 Theorem-Like Environments -- 13.3.4 Floating Environments for Textual Materials* -- 13.4 Redefining Existing Environments* -- 14 Bibliography with LaTeX -- 14.1 Preparation of Bibliographic Reference Database -- 14.2 Citing Bibliographic References -- 14.3 Compiling thebibliography Based LaTeX Input File -- 15 Bibliography with the BIBTeX Program -- 15.1 Preparation of BIBTeX Compatible Reference Database -- 15.2 Standard Bibliographic Styles of LATEX -- 15.3 Use of the natbib Package -- 15.4 Compiling BIBTeX based LaTeX Input File -- 15.5 Editing the .bbl File* -- 15.6 Multiple Bibliographies* -- 16 Lists of Contents and Index -- 16.1 Lists of Contents -- 16.1.1 Information to the Lists of Contents -- 16.1.2 Formatting Lists of Contents* -- 16.1.3 Multiple Lists of Contents* -- 16.1.4 Compiling LaTeX Input File Having Lists of Contents -- 16.2 Making Index -- 16.2.1 Indexing Terms -- 16.2.2 Some Guidelines on Indexing -- 16.2.3 Compiling a LaTeX Input File Having Index -- 17 Miscellaneous I -- 17.1 Boxed Items -- 17.1.1 Texts in Plain Boxes -- 17.1.2 Texts in Color Boxes -- 17.1.3 Mathematical Expressions in Boxes -- 17.1.4 Paragraphs in Boxes* -- 17. .1.5 Set of Items in a Box -- 17.2 Rotated Items* -- 17.3 Items at Different Levels and Forms* -- 17.4 Geometric Transformation of Items* -- 18 Miscellaneous II -- 18.1 Horizontal Rules and Dots -- 18.2 Hyperlinking Referred and Cited Items -- 18.3 Current Date and Time* -- 18.4 Highlighted Texts* -- 18.5 Verbatim Texts -- 18.5.1 Boxed and Listed Verbatim Texts -- 18.5.2 Verbatim Texts with LaTeX Commands* -- 18.6 Fragile Commands -- 18.7 Watermarking on Pages* -- 18.8 Logo in Header and Footer* -- 18.9 Paragraphs in Different Forms* -- 19 Letter and Article -- 19.1 Letter Writing -- 19.2 Article Preparation -- 19.2.1 List of Authors -- 19.2.2 Title and Abstract on Separate Pages -- 19.2.3 Left Aligned Title and List of Authors* -- 19.2.4 Articles in Multiple Columns -- 19.2.5 Section-Wise Numbering of Items* -- 19.2.6 Dividing an Article into Parts* -- 20 Book and Report -- 20.1 Template of a Book -- 20.2 Book Preparation Using a Root File -- 20.3 Dividing a Book into Parts* -- 20.4 Compilation of a Book -- 20.4.1 Executable File for Compiling a Book* -- 20.4.2 Partial Compilation of a Book* -- 21 Slide Preparation I -- 21.1 Frames in Presentation -- 21.2 Sectional Units in Presentation -- 21.3 Presentation Structure -- 21.3.1 Title Page -- 21.3.2 Presentation Contents -- 21.3.3 Bibliographic Reference Page -- 21.4 Appearance of a Presentation (BEAMER Themes) -- 21.4.1 Presentation Theme -- 21.4.2 Color Theme* -- 21.4.3 Font Theme* -- 21.4.4 Inner Theme* -- 21.4.5 Outer Theme* -- 21.5 Frame Customization* -- 21.5.1 Logo in Frames -- 21.5.2 Font Type -- 21.5.3 Frame Size -- 21.5.4 Frame Shrinking -- 21.5.5 Removal of Headline/Footline and Sidebar -- 21.5.6 Frame Breaking -- 22 Slide Preparation II -- 22.1 Piece-Wise Presentation (BEAMER Overlays) -- 22.1.1 Table of Contents -- 22.1.2 Uncovering Sequentially Using the \pause Command -- 22.1.3 Uncovering Sequentially Using the Incremental Specification -- 22.1.4 Other Piece-Wise Presentation Specifications* -- 22.2 Environments in BEAMER Class* -- 22.3 Table and Figure in Presentation* -- 22.4 Dividing a Frame Column-Wise* -- 22.5 Repeating Slides in Presentation* -- 22.6 Jumping (Hyperlink) to Other Slides* -- 23 Error and Warning Messages -- 23.1 Error Message -- 23.2 Warning Message -- 23.3 Error Without Any Message -- 23.4 Tips for Debugging -- 24 Exercise -- A Symbols and Notations -- A.1 Text-Mode Accents and Symbols -- A.2 Math-Mode Symbols -- Bibliography -- Index -- .