Links to Technical Documentation: TeX and LaTeX

Websites

• The (La)TeX Catalogue Online

• The TeX user group

• The Dante Homepage (English)
  Dante is the German TeX user association. They offer a very comprehensive collection of links to all things TeX. Many of their pages (but not all, it seems) are also available in English.

• The (La)TeX Navigator

• The CTAN web interface (Top level CTAN links)

• The CTAN web search interface [in Massachusetts] [in Germany]
  If you don't find it here, you probably won't find it

Manuals and Documentation

• LaTeX Reference Manual (local copy)

• Advanced Latex (Tim Love, University of Cambridge (UK))
  Note: This is a helpage for users at the University of Cambridge, so some of the information is only of local interest. However, it does provide a solid introduction to the fundamentals (and not-so-fundamentals) of Latex.

• LaTeX Troubleshooting

• Documentation for LeTeX2e
  Ahmmm .... LaTeX2e doesn't seem to be installed yet on the ISI network level. Keep that in mind when you read the stuff listed here ;-)
  • LaTeX2e for authors
  • Configuration Options for LaTeX2e
  • LaTeX2e for class and package writers
  • LaTeX2e font selection
  • Background info on the LaTeX3 project (which produced LaTeX2e)
  • Modifying LaTeX

• The Standard TeX Directory Structure
  Not related to ISI in any manner! This is a document worked out by a TUG Working Group.

Other Stuff

• TeX Links at UCLA Statistics

• The LyxX Homepage

• LyX
  • Current source maintainer's LyX page
  • Old LyX Homepage (out of -date, but contains information about the ideas behind LyX and its history)
• Hyperlatex Home Page

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