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Learn about LATEX, a typesetting system that uses macro definitions to produce high-quality documents. Discover LATEX2ε and MiKTEX, the latest implementations of LATEX. Follow installation instructions for MikTeX and TeXstudio, and understand the basic document structure in LATEX.
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LATEX Workshop By Mohamed A. Alrshah 15 November, 2015
TEX? • TEX is a typesetting system that incorporates a macro processor. • A TEX source document specifies a number of macro definitions that instruct the TEX engine how to typeset the document. • Itsimplementations are governed by the principle that the same input should produce the same output.
LATEX?.. LATEX2ε?.. MiKTEX?.. • LATEXis a macro package which enables authors to typeset and print their work at the highest typographical quality, using a predefined, professional layout. It uses the TEX formatter as its typesetting engine. • LATEX2εincludes all the patches which had cropped up since the release ofLATEX 2.09. • MiKTEXis an up-to-date implementation of TEX and related programs (installation package).
Installation Packages 1- The TeX engine: basic-miktex-2.9.5105-x64.exe 2- The TeX editor: texstudio-2.10.2-win-qt5.5.0.exe 3- Postscript and PDF interpreter/renderer: gs916w64.exe 4- Postscript and PDF viewer: gsv50w64.exe Note: all packages are FREE.
Installation: MikTeX Instructions: • Download Link : http://www.miktex.org/download/ • Which version fits your OS (x32 or x64)?
Installation: TeXstudio • Download Link http://texstudio.sourceforge.net/ • Which version fits your OS (x32 or x64)?
TeXstudio: Dictionary Setting. • TeXstudio>Options>General> Dictionaries
TeXstudio: Commands Configurations. • TeXstudio>Options>Commands
TeXstudio: Compiler Configurations. • TeXstudio>Options>Build
LATEX: Basic Document Structure \documentclass[option1, option2, …]{class} … \usepackage{package1} \usepackage[options]{package2} \usepackage{package3, package4} \usepackage[options]{package5, package6} … … begin{document} … … ...\end{document} The preamble The content
LATEX: Basic Document Structure Examples: \documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article} \title{You must put the title Here} \author{The name of first author \and The name of second author} \date{15/11/2015} \begin{document} \maketitle You can write anything here. You can write anything here. You can write anything here. You can write anything here. You can write anything here. You can write anything here. You can write anything here. \end{document}
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