Such booboos are generally harmless, so keep going.
My LaTeX compiler is a real pal.
LaTeX Bookmarks
Recently added links are asterisked. Last updated: Feb. 11, 2010.
Linguistics:
- Penn’s TeX/LaTeX documentation
- LaTeX For Linguists
- LaTeX For Gradlings
- LaTeX For Linguists (UCSC)
- LaTeX For Linguists (Tromsø course)
- Ling-TeX
- LaTeX For Logicians
Packages and other files:
- CTAN: tipa
- CTAN: qtree
- expex (robust glossing/example management package)
- CTAN: linguex
- CTAN: gb4e
- CTAN: covington
- CTAN: excel2latex (converts Excel spreadsheets to LaTeX tables)
- vowel package manual (creating vowel spaces)
- MIT Working Papers In Linguistics LaTeX template
- A document class for handouts
- Journal of Linguistics LaTeX stylesheet
- Sample Linguistics LaTeX document
- *the robust savetrees package
General reference:
- The Not So Short Introduction to LaTeX
- LaTeX - Wikibooks / Links
- A Guide to LaTeX
- Common (La)TeX errors
- LaTeX Style Tips and Declarative Formatting
- BibTeX and bibliography styles
- Ubuntu LaTeX documentation
- NASA LaTeX reference
Writerly matters:
*Resumes:
- 11 LaTeX resume templates
- blog post that links to many LaTeX resume templates
- LaTeX CV template
- Purdue Owl Writing Lab guide to resumes and vitas
It’s pronounced /ˈle.tɛk/, but I always forget.
This morning in a nutshell.
More You Know Edit: We have these vowels in English. Counterclockwise from /i/: beat, bit, bait, bet, (bat), bot, bought, boat, book, boot.
Look at this beaut! The computer lab’s XP/Word set-up kept butchering these IPA characters, so I went home and did my paper in LaTeX. To be fair, my Vista/Office 07 set-up renders the characters perfectly, but I need the PDF for portability.
