We're trying to set up a collaboration on a textbook-like document, but we're not sure what formatting system to use. Considering LaTeX, but would appreciate some perspectives on how to make it easy for people to make contributions.
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posted by Maximian
on Feb 13, 2011 -
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I've been tasked (by myself and others) with compiling an extensive history of my extended family on one side. More than a family tree, we're compiling stories, photos, everything we can gather about my weirdo relatives. What tools should I use to compile it?
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posted by tmcw
on Mar 27, 2009 -
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My approach to academic papers is to read through once, then go back and type up notes on it. The problem is that my notes serve two functions: summary and commentary. What's the best software for making synopses of academic papers with personal annotated notes?
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posted by painquale
on Nov 18, 2008 -
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I have a 50,000 word medical thesis to write. I don't want it to end up looking like a big ugly Word document, just printed out on A4 and bound. I would like some graphic design inspiration/tips for making it look more like a real book, which would actually be a pleasure to pick up and read.
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posted by roofus
on Jul 23, 2008 -
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Who wants to share their favorite MS Word 2003 Style themes for writing academic papers?
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posted by billtron
on Apr 7, 2008 -
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Help me with lists in LaTeX! And I'd like some general advice about whether LaTeX and LyX are worth the hassle.
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posted by Aloysius Bear
on Apr 23, 2007 -
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I have a week to make a set of three concert programs for an upcoming music festival at my university (I am a music student). LaTeX? InDesign? Word? The catch: I am a novice (albeit an eager one) at all but the latter program.
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posted by rossination
on Apr 2, 2006 -
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