Some Useful TeX stuff

• Most Basic Tex Template (more of a curiosity, not particularly useful)
  
  
• More Practical Tex Template (this is a good place to start)
  
  
• Some Useful Tex (You can look at this to see a VERY small fraction of what's possible with TeX)
  
  
• Nice Looking TeX Output (Sample output PDF of how nice math can look when you TeX it. The source code is Here if you're interested)
  
  

• LaTeX Symbols.
  4 page pdf of the most common math symbols you'll need


• You can download a VERY comprehensive, searchable Symbol list.
  It every symbol you'll even need, and then another 100 pages


• The Not So Short Introduction to LaTeX
  150ish pages about TeX. A good place to look if you want to learn something more complicated that symbols


• TeX Users Group
  Just what it sounds like. It it's related to TeX at all, there is information/links here


• Draw you symbol and this website (detexify) will tell you the code for it. It's Awesome.


• More Advanced Stuff
  • A bunch of info on Thm numbering Theorem Numbering TeX File. Has a bunch of different options to play with.
  • Jackie's TeX Tips Some slightly more advanced tips I find helpfull.
  • Making Lattices (or posets) you input the lattice, this site gives you the TeX code, which you can edit, add labels to, etc.

• Where to download TeXShop to install on a Mac .
  Last I checked this had the editor and complier together, and it was super easy to install (like most things on a Mac).


• Instructions on installing MikTeX on a PC
  May or may not be up to date. Make sure you get both TeXnic Center (editor) and MikTeX (compiler).

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