LaTeX - Know what you are missing
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https://doi.org/10.18335/region.v3i2.176Keywords:
LaTeX, Basic InformationAbstract
This article gives a brief introduction to \LaTeX\ and related tools. The aim is to give an overview, to demonstrate the flexibility and versatility of the software, and to assist the reader taking first steps using it. The article links to a number of valuable resources for further information.References
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