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For a paper, I would like to use a diagram like this:

https://th.bing.com/th/id/R.c20f6ef497147e8bf4ace2f49c42f8a5?rik=7wvSGreiJYyJyA&riu=http%3a%2f%2f2.bp.blogspot.com%2f-T5Wo4PXOSNw%2fVJ_6KqQKZdI%2fAAAAAAAAUtk%2ffCi8eUZUWNs%2fs1600%2f440px-Knit-schematic.png&ehk=VRn ...

So a year later, I have gotten pretty comfortable working with the regular tabular environment for recipes in this format, mainly through use of conventions in my code to keep the table structure clear (this is almost impossible without a very wide monitor, as lines tend to stretch...if somebody can ...

I can't be the only one having trouble getting AUCTeX working under windows.

I am running GNU Emacs 24.3(freshly installed, with no additions or modifications) in windows 7 with MikTeX 2.9 (not ideal, but I can't change the operating system on this machine...)

It is easy to find AUCTeX under the ...

For reference, here is a simple approximation of a Chicago Style paper done in \LaTeX:
Result:

There is a pretty nice website called " Cooking for Engineers ". That formats recipes as follows.

recipe-sample.png
I personally think that this style is excellent, and like to store my own kitchen and lab related recipes in the same format. I usually just draw out the table by hand in a notebook ...

First, Thankyou!

Second, I had found most of these before, but they didn't seem to order citations quite right. I'll take your advice and try to customize the one that comes closest (probably achicago).

Third, I'd still like to find somebody who has written a Chicago style paper with latex, but if ...

I have tried very had, and cannot for the life of me find a single working example of a Chicago formatted paper anywhere on the internet. I read through most of the documentation for biblatex-chicago, and still don't understand how to actually implement the format... I realize that most people don't ...