Table Of ContentDIGITAL
TYPOGRAPHY
USING LaTeX
Apostolos Syropoulos
Antonis Tsolomitis
Nick Sofroniou
Springer
DIGITAL TYPOGRAPHY
LIsinG IATEX
Springer
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Heidelberg
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Apostolos Syropoulos
Antonis Tsolomitis
Nick Sofroniou
DIGITAL TYPOGRAPHY
UsincG IATEX
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CONTENTS
Foreword by Yannis Haralambous
Preface
Introduction
11 Whatls TX?
12 Logical versus Visual Design. .
13. Preparing a Document with MEX
14 How Does TEX Typesel?
1.5. More Information and Resources
2 The File Structure
21 The Characters We Type «
Docament Classes and Packages
Sectioning Commands
The Document Title
Basic Lagos
Arlicle Preparation
Leiter Preparation
Producing Proceedings Articles
Combining Individual TAX Files
PRP RR it
3. Fontsand Their Use
3.1 Classification of Fonts
3.2 Accessing more Glyphs
321 Furo Font
3.22 The wasysym Fonts
3.2.3. Phonetic Fonts
4 Size-Changing Commands...
‘Automated Special Glyphs Selection
vi Conia
BS Advancail Accents .
4 Lists and Catalogs
41 Unils of Measure. .
42 Typesetting Poetry
43° Lists
43:1 Customizing the Standard Lists
44 Quotations wee
45° Foolnotes
1 Customizing Feetnotes
52 Endnotes
46 Simulating Typed Text
46.1 Advanced Typed Text Simulation
47° Conleting and Flushing Text...
43 Alignment
481 The tabbing Environment
482 The tabular Environment
49 More on Alignment
5 Typesetting Mathematics
5.1 The Mathematics Mode
5.2 Font Selection in Mathematics Mode
5.3. Symbols for the Mathemalics Mode
Special Latin Alphabets
‘The Greek Lettors
Accents in Math Mode
Binary Operators
Variable Size Operators
Delimiters . .
37 Arrows .
538. Rebotional Operators
539 Miscellaneous Symbols
33.10 More Math Symbols
5.3.11 Other Mathematics Font Families
54 The Artot Typusetting Mathematical Text «
Exponents, Indices, Fractions, and Roats
Functions . .
One Above the Other.
Horizontal Space
Integrals and Series . rs
Matrices, Arrays, and Nonanatytically (etined Functions
Theorems
Customizing the theoren Environment . .
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5.4.9 Equations a 1
5.4.10 Size Selection in Math Modes wee + 126
54.11 Commutative Diagrams 126
5.3 The Avg Classes and Packages... . « _ seve 2B
Additional Symbols 129
Accents in Math, 129
Dots wee on + 130
Nonbreaking Rashes 130
Over and Under Arrows 131
Multiple Integral Signs 131
Radicals 131
extensible Arrows . + 132
Affixing Symbols to Other Symbols 132
Fractions and Relaled Constructs 132
The \enash Command 10
Operator Names sees 1B
The \ned Corman and its Relatives. . wee 134
The \text Command 134
Talegrals and Sums 134
Commutative Diagrams .. . . 135
Displayed Equalions and Aligned Structares . eee 135
Numbering Equations and Referencing _ . 138
Matrices. wee see . 140
Toxed Formulas 149
Customizing Theorems 14
Options of the amsmath Package uaa
Converting from Standard ETX to the a” s Dachau M3
524 The amsart Top Matter Commands . . . 143
5.6 From Ato MatiMil a
5.7 Generaling OMDoc Files : _ : 148
More on the Core 151
6.1 Tabels and References 151
6.2 Hyper-relerences . . tee sees eee 155
63 Horizontal and Vertical Space 163
63.1 Length Variables 163
63.2 Horizontal Space 164
633 Vertical Space 166
64 Counters toe 168
65 Fleating Objects . . wee on + 170
66 Marginal Notes 178
67 PageLayout... . 179
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63 PageStyles ... cee eee : 182
G9 The Preparation of Slides. . sees + 185
69:1 Advanced Stide Preparation 187
6.10 Boxes : vee : wees 196
6.10.1 Fancy Boxes 199
6.11 New Commands . . 208
6.12 New Environments... . on + 207
6.13 New Lists 208
6.14 Fille Input 2
6.15 BIEX aVinteractive . 23
Miscellaneous Packages
7A ThecalcPackage . .
7.2 Theifthen Package .
73 Syntax Checking. .
7A Typesetting CD Covers
75 Drop Capitals
7.6 Preparing a Curriculum Vilae
77 Malticolumn Typesetting
73 Hyphenatable Letter Spacing . . .
8 Bibliography and Index
8.1 Preparing the Bibliography . . . «
82 Using BushX
821 The BrstpX Fields,
52.2 Typesetting a Tibliographic Database
£23 Mulliple Bibliographies in One Document
8.24 Bibliography ina Multilingual Environment
83 Preparing the Index : :
84 sa xemmexina Maltilingual Environment
85 Customizing the Index
8.6 Glossary Preparation
9 Graphics 253
oa nment 283
9.1.1 Invisible and Framed Boxes 254
9.12 Lines and Arrows 255
9.13 Circles and Curved Shapes 256
914 The Construction of Patterns . 256
$1.5. An Fxampleof the Calculation of the Arca of a Square 257
9.16 A Diagram for the Calculation of the Area of aCirde . 28
9.17 Box-and-Whisker Plots in the Style of John W, Takey
9.18 A Seatter Plot of Temperature
