[nfbcs] LaTeX

[Jordyn Castor]

I'm looking to run it on Windows. I also need something that will allow 
me to export the LaTeX files to pdf or something so I can print them and 
have them look like actual math symbols and equations.
Jordyn
On 1/4/2012 9:50 AM, Kevin Fjelsted wrote:
> It really depends on which platform you wish to run Latex on Windows, Linux, or Mac OS X?
>
> Since Latex is a command driven process almost any editor can be used for the front end.
> If you use the Mac, TexShop is fully VoiceOver compatible.
>
> Many of the graphics oriented Latex specific processors that run on Windows or Linux may be partially compatible excluding the drag and drop functions. .
>
> -Kevin
> On Jan 3, 2012, at 10:30 PM, Jordyn Castor wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> I'm trying to learn how to write in LaTeX so when I write mathematical formulas and such, they look prettier than they do now. :) So, I'm trying to find a good editor to use and a simple step-by-step tutorial as well.
>> Please email me off-list if you have any tips, tricks, or resources for me.
>> Thanks for the help,
>> Jordyn
>>
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