Showing posts with label latex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label latex. Show all posts

How to Create PDF from LaTeX

I was using Ghostscript to generate a PDF document written in LaTeX, and I was getting the default red boxes links around the text, which are really ugly.

The search for information about how to remove those red box links returned a very useful document, How to Create PDF from LaTeX.
As the title implies, it is a document that teaches how to create a PDF file from LaTeX, but it covers topics like how to configure the links, which was precisely what I was looking for.

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Algorithms in LaTeX

I've found this great easy to follow document about algorithms in LaTeX:
The algorithms bundle.

It covers the algorithm and algorithmic environments, the state, comment, loops, conditions and even its customizations.

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Detexify - LaTeX symbol classifier

I was looking for a LaTeX symbol code when I faced, once more, the problem of taking too much time to find the code for a certain symbol.
LaTeX usually has what one needs, but finding it can take a while.

But this time I got luck. I found Detexify2 - LaTeX symbol classifier which will recognize a handwritten symbol and show the LaTeX corresponding matches.

It worked great for me, and this is now one great tool to have nearby whenever I'm using LaTeX.

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