Latex documentclass manual

This document is an unofficial reference manual for LATEX, a document preparation system, version of July This manual was originally translated from www.doorway.ru va in the VMS Help Library. The pre-translation version was written by George D. Greenwade of Sam Houston State University. The L ATEX version was written by Stephen Gilmore. The \documentclass command must appear at the start of every LATEX document. The text in the curly brackets speci es the document class. The article document class is suitable for shorter documents such as journal articles and short reports. Other document classes include report (for longer. Using the exam document class Philip Hirschhorn Department of Mathematics Wellesley College Wellesley, MA psh@www.doorway.ru April 6, This is the documentation for the exam document class, version Contents 1 Introduction 2 2 The documentclass command 3 3 Asking for the student’s name 3 4 Questions 4.

Writing LaTeX Code Special Characters Another type of command Don’t de ne any formatting or structure Print non-standard characters or characters which usually mean something else Ex. nLaTeX, ntextbackslash, n% Note: % is a special character reserved for comments (after a %, the rest of a line is ignored by the compiler). I'm looking to use LaTeX for my technical documentation needs (such as reference manuals, user guides, etc). Could I use your template to quickly get started in order to avoid being overwhelming by the LaTeX world tons of packages and control sequences. At minimum, I will need a template for Table of Contents, figures, tables, Index, Glossary. A search returns results that are manuals about using LaTeX. Spefically I want to make use of "hint" boxes and the like (Floating boxes in a guide that have a short hint or some such thing). I find the way these stand out from the rest of the text really draws in the readers attention.

The base command is: \documentclass[〈journal, other options〉]{webofc}. Then, use, for example, for the EPJ Web of Conferences Journal. This article discusses how to prepare articles with the elsart document class. For more general information about LaTeX, see the LaTeX manual written by. This article documents the refman package for formatting technical reference manuals. refman provides the following document classes: report-style r.