Hi Dhruva,
I've been using \LaTeX since the early '90s and would be
happy to provide some example documents. I think LaTeX
is much easier for beginners if they are given some
example files so (letters, articles, etc.) they can treat
them like templates...
Ed
ps - It used to be difficult to produce good-looking
PDFs with LaTeX/dvips but using recent tetex
packages and ghostscript v7.0x:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/
does a *beautiful* job. The commands are:
latex filename
dvips -Ppdf -G0 filename
ps2pdf filename.ps
and *bang* you have a great-looking typeset PDF
to share on the web. ;-)
Dhruva Reddy wrote:
> Well, I just discovered LaTeX, and am shocked at how
> easy it is to crank out professional-looking documents
> with it. If there are enough people who have heard of
> it, but never sat down to play with it, I would be
> willing to talk about it.
>
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