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The many delights of publishing
Bridget points out Rachel Toor’s “A Publishing Primer” in the Chronicle of Higher Education. Excerpts: French flaps: Extensions of the cover of a paperback that fold elegantly back … more →
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The many delights of publishing
India wrote 1 week ago: Bridget points out Rachel Toor’s “A Publishing Primer” in the Chronicle of Higher … more →
Newsletter Design Ideas - How to Get Creative Ideas for Your Newsletter Template
typesettingservices wrote 1 week ago: If you want to have a successful newsletter, you need to have a professional newsletter design. And … more →
Indigo Design - South Florida Book Design
Jen wrote 2 weeks ago: Indigo Design offers artistic, original book design from cover to cover. They specialize in designi … more →
Make hay while you can still hit the nail on the head.
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India wrote 4 weeks ago: I spent most of last week TypeCon, where I took three classes and attended about half of the presen … more →
Texmaker - A free, multi-platform LaTeX editor!
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atchieu wrote 1 month ago: Texmaker! Finally, a free, multi-platform, LaTeX editor is here! It is not as polished as Kile (if I … more →
My first post....
mtmt76 wrote 1 month ago: Ok, so I heard a rumour that one can typeset math using the TeX typesetting system by using somethin … more →
PhD thesis in LaTeX
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Pawel Szczesny wrote 2 months ago: For the record: here you can see a single (still unfinished) page of my PhD thesis prepared in LaTe … more →
The Recipe for Success
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India wrote 2 months ago: Following up on the popularity of her copyediting report, Rose Levy Beranbaum has posted another in … more →
I thought that was a joke....
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Homer Wolfe wrote 3 months ago: Maybe yall remember when I was writing some conference proceedings last month. I finished them at t … more →
Have You Been "keming" Correctly?
gorestudio wrote 3 months ago: This dandy gem came across my email recently: It took me a minute to get it, but when I got it, I l … more →
Thoughts on Office 2007
Rudy Neeser wrote 3 months ago: I’ve had a chance to use Office 2007 for the paper that I’m writing. The journal I … more →
Correct Breaking of URLs... Is It Possible?
gorestudio wrote 3 months ago: Can URLs be broken “correctly” in end-of-line situations? As a designer who often works … more →
LaTeX, Part (6): Other REALLY important basics-- Spacing
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adamcoster wrote 4 months ago: Previously, I showed you how to set up the most basic TeX document that is humanly possible. For a q … more →
Well, nobody can accuse book designers of price fixing.
India wrote 4 months ago: Tom Christensen did an informal survey of four book designers to find out how much they’d cha … more →
LaTeX template I used for Divine Comedy
JustChecking wrote 5 months ago: Just realized I could share with you the LaTeX template I used for the Dante Alighieri’s Divine Co … more →
A Divine Shift
wordinprogress1 wrote 5 months ago: Another shift came in 1999, when the church started a global arm for publishing cell materials. … more →
LaTeX, Part (5): Writing your first document
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adamcoster wrote 5 months ago: We’ve got the warning and very basic background out of the way, so let’s start making a … more →
LaTeX, Part (3): Configure TeXmaker
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adamcoster wrote 5 months ago: Once you have set up TeXmaker the way you like, you’ll be ready to start pumping out TeX docum … more →
LaTeX, Part (2): Installing the Software
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adamcoster wrote 5 months ago: This is the installation order: MiKTeX Aspell Aspell dictionaries TeXmaker By the way, if you are … more →
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