Finding lots of typesetting systems [on hold]
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I have one question about the typesetting systems. How can you find a list of all of them so I can use them in my LaTeX?
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I have one question about the typesetting systems. How can you find a list of all of them so I can use them in my LaTeX?
typography
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What do you mean by "typesetting systems"?
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 1:04
stuff likeusepackage{xcolor}ordocument{article}
– CuriousEinstein
Nov 13 at 2:00
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You may find this question helpful. And the main site where all packages can be found and searched is CTAN
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 2:14
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normally LaTeX itself is what you would call a typesetting system (as opposed to say lout or in-design) but you seem to be asking about something else.
– David Carlisle
Nov 13 at 7:59
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I have one question about the typesetting systems. How can you find a list of all of them so I can use them in my LaTeX?
typography
asked Nov 13 at 0:53
CuriousEinstein
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I have one question about the typesetting systems. How can you find a list of all of them so I can use them in my LaTeX?
typography
typography
asked Nov 13 at 0:53
CuriousEinstein
544
asked Nov 13 at 0:53
CuriousEinstein
544
asked Nov 13 at 0:53
CuriousEinstein
544
asked Nov 13 at 0:53
CuriousEinstein
544
asked Nov 13 at 0:53
CuriousEinstein
544
544
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Werner, marmot, siracusa, Stefan Pinnow, TeXnician Nov 14 at 6:30
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Werner, marmot, siracusa, Stefan Pinnow, TeXnician Nov 14 at 6:30
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What do you mean by "typesetting systems"?
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 1:04
stuff likeusepackage{xcolor}ordocument{article}
– CuriousEinstein
Nov 13 at 2:00
1
You may find this question helpful. And the main site where all packages can be found and searched is CTAN
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 2:14
3
normally LaTeX itself is what you would call a typesetting system (as opposed to say lout or in-design) but you seem to be asking about something else.
– David Carlisle
Nov 13 at 7:59
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3
What do you mean by "typesetting systems"?
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 1:04
stuff likeusepackage{xcolor}ordocument{article}
– CuriousEinstein
Nov 13 at 2:00
1
You may find this question helpful. And the main site where all packages can be found and searched is CTAN
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 2:14
3
normally LaTeX itself is what you would call a typesetting system (as opposed to say lout or in-design) but you seem to be asking about something else.
– David Carlisle
Nov 13 at 7:59
3
3
What do you mean by "typesetting systems"?
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 1:04
What do you mean by "typesetting systems"?
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 1:04
stuff like
usepackage{xcolor} or document{article}– CuriousEinstein
Nov 13 at 2:00
stuff like
usepackage{xcolor} or document{article}– CuriousEinstein
Nov 13 at 2:00
1
1
You may find this question helpful. And the main site where all packages can be found and searched is CTAN
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 2:14
You may find this question helpful. And the main site where all packages can be found and searched is CTAN
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 2:14
3
3
normally LaTeX itself is what you would call a typesetting system (as opposed to say lout or in-design) but you seem to be asking about something else.
– David Carlisle
Nov 13 at 7:59
normally LaTeX itself is what you would call a typesetting system (as opposed to say lout or in-design) but you seem to be asking about something else.
– David Carlisle
Nov 13 at 7:59
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What do you mean by "typesetting systems"?
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 1:04
stuff like
usepackage{xcolor}ordocument{article}– CuriousEinstein
Nov 13 at 2:00
1
You may find this question helpful. And the main site where all packages can be found and searched is CTAN
– David Purton
Nov 13 at 2:14
3
normally LaTeX itself is what you would call a typesetting system (as opposed to say lout or in-design) but you seem to be asking about something else.
– David Carlisle
Nov 13 at 7:59