[B-Greek] [XeTeX] Where to Start (or LaTeX for theologians)
John McChesney-Young
panis at pacbell.net
Mon Feb 18 14:01:38 EST 2008
Those here interested in an alternative to working with texts using
conventional word processors might want to take a look at LaTeX, a
free multi-platform program that takes marked-up plain text and turns
it into beautiful .pdf output. Although its principal use has
traditionally been in mathematics and the physical sciences, it's
made inroads in the humanities and when combined with the text
processing engine XeTeX is particularly useful for working with
non-Latin scripts, including those written right-to-left.
This new blog, just announced on the XeTeX list, is a good place to
start investigating.
John
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from Erwin Ochsenmeier <ochsenmeier at yahoo.com>
to xetex at tug.org,
date Feb 18, 2008 5:19 AM
subject [XeTeX] Where to Start (or LaTeX for theologians)
For those interested I have started a blog on using
LaTeX in Theology (http://theotex.blogspot.com/). The
blog is still a work in progress. Since I am not a
LaTeX expert, any correction is welcome.
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