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1. #HOW TO COMPILE LATEX FILE WITH OTHER FILES USING MIKTEK HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO COMPILE LATEX FILE WITH OTHER FILES USING MIKTEK INSTALL#
3. #HOW TO COMPILE LATEX FILE WITH OTHER FILES USING MIKTEK ARCHIVE#
4. #HOW TO COMPILE LATEX FILE WITH OTHER FILES USING MIKTEK PRO#

LaTeXML is written in Perl, and may use ImageMagick to convert images to different formats. :warning: The current version of LaTeXML is 0.8.4, but as version 0.8.5 will be released ~~this month~~ **soon**, this document may need to be updated. > `latexmlc notes.tex -dest=notes.html this does not work, or you want more details on installing and using the software, read on. For this we should add a javascript option to produce HTML5/MathML: The aim, however, is to produce an **accessible** form of HTML, for screen-readers for the partially sighted for example. If the $\LaTeX$ commands that you use in your notes are quite straightforward, then one simple commandĬould be enough to compile them first to XML and then to HTML. As you can see, it is only *nearly* perfect - polish is still needed.Īlso, Matthew Towers gives a good overview in his (). If you're writing new content, you may find it a lot easier to use a markdown language instead.īefore we start, you may want to look at this () from your tex files using latexml.

#HOW TO COMPILE LATEX FILE WITH OTHER FILES USING MIKTEK HOW TO#

:information_source: This page shows how to convert existing latex files to accessible html files. Written by () and () from University of Leicester Once you’ve done this, you can use your new package in a latex document.# Using LaTeXML to convert your latex files to accessible html

#HOW TO COMPILE LATEX FILE WITH OTHER FILES USING MIKTEK INSTALL#

In all cases, be sure to read the documentation.Įvery time you install a new package, you need to rebuild the MikTeX inputs database (which it reads when it’s looking for a latex input). On Allegheny computers you do this by clicking Start > Programs > Courseware > Miktex > MiKTeX Options and then click Refresh Now.

#HOW TO COMPILE LATEX FILE WITH OTHER FILES USING MIKTEK PRO#

pro extensions, in texmfdvipsbase or localtexmfdvipsbase. For instance, PSTricks needs some dvips inputs, files with. Some packages also need to put a few files in other locations. I usually put all documentation in a subdirectory of localtexmfdoclatex (I make a subdirectory for each package), but you can also use texmfdoclatex if you are not using a localtexmf directory. These documentation files can go anywhere that makes sense to you. Generally, any other files with the package are documentation files, often with the extension. (Note that the exact location of the texmf and localtexmf directories will depend on your installation.) It’s a good idea to create a new subdirectory for each package.

In the case of MiKTeX, this means put those files in a subdirectory of texmftexlatex or localtexmftexlatex if you are using the localtexmf directory for local customizations.

Many have documentation telling you something like “put all files with extension *.xxx where tex looks for inputs”.

Most packages are somewhat vague about where files need to be moved to. Typically there will be a message in the window indicating which files need to be moved, and where they should be moved to. This will create lots of files which then need to be put in the appropriate place. Where filename.ins is the name of the file with the. ins extension, then the first thing you need to do is “unpack” the package by opening a Command Prompt window, changing into the directory with the. General guidelines for installing are listed below. Most packages come with instructions for installing. fancyhdr (allows you to do nice things with headers and footers).fullpage (sets smaller margins than article.cls, so more fits on a page).lastpage (needed if you want to number pages 1 of 10, 2 of 10, etc).pstricks (for creating postscript graphics in your tex document).The following packages are installed on the lab machines, but not included in the MikTeX distribution:

#HOW TO COMPILE LATEX FILE WITH OTHER FILES USING MIKTEK ARCHIVE#

Packages can be found on CTAN, the Comprehensive TeX Archive Network, and can be downloaded from their web page at Once you’ve done this, you can use your new package in a latex document.įrom time to time you may find the need to add more LaTeX packages to your MikTeX installation. If you have other packages you would like to install, use the instructions below.Įvery time you install a new package, you need to rebuild the MikTeX inputs database (which it reads when it’s looking for a latex input). You do this by clicking Start > Programs > Miktex > MiKTeX Options and then click Refresh Now. MiKTeX comes with a large number of additional packages, which make more LaTeX commands available for use.