Using LaTex for documentation

[HSE]

Hi all!

Finally I finished the updated of SmplMath documentation with L^AT_EX 

That taked a lot of time because was "to learn doing".

Interesting things are:

• Size of PDF are really small in comparison with Word's buildings
  
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  File                Word's PDF        Latex's PDF
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  Quickstart.pdf        791.072 bytes    94.836 bytes
  Documentation.pdf    2.137.878 bytes    360.714 bytes
  -----------------------------------------------------
  
  
• Syntax highlighting work fantastic 
  I'm uploading Quickstart.pdf to show that
  

I have to thank Gunther, who shared a very helpful Latex Tutorial some time ago.

Just some days ago I found already was suggested to make documentation with  L^AT_EX.

By the way, you should think about using LATEX to write your documentations; it's worth a try.

your life could be very easy by using LATEX for your documentation.

Well, task accomplished  , with a little delay 

Regards, HSE.

[Biterider]

Hi HSE
The PDF looks quite good. 
Would you provide the LATEX source files for this PDF file? 
It may be a good starting point for others to explore this topic.

Biterider

[HSE]

Hi Biterider!

The PDF looks quite good. 

Just a replication of qWord's originals 

My additions look a little more consistent, because don't depend on "mouse randomness"

It may be a good starting point for others to explore this topic.

I pointed above to Gunther's tutorial, that is a good starting point 

(But read the .tex file. The .pdf is only to show the result)

Anyway, I uploaded help .tex file in Clusters in Assembly, with a few additional things.

Regards, HSE.

[Biterider]

Thank you 

Biterider