This is not in reality and LaTeX editor, but I will put this topic in this place.
When I'm not at my laptop, without a TeX installation, I use a very nice think, called MonkeyTeX, which is an online LaTeX editor, check http://monkeytex.bradcater.webfactional.com/ .It's free and amoung other things, permits collaborative work, since you can give permission to other people edit your file.
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Stefan Kottwitz
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MonkeyTeX
Hi,
I've tested MonkeyTeX a long time ago. It was looking nice, I remember. But some things are looking odd to me. There are big slogans on the homepage like "Be great!", the homepage looks like it's been made by a good advertising company, but there's no more information than just a link to a demo screencast. It's "brought to us" by a company I could not find information about. I wonder what their reasons are.
In general I would be careful in giving personal documents to online services. At least if they contain personal data like an address or just some information I don't want to publish (yet). But it's useful for testing.
By the way, I've listed some more online compilers for LaTeX. If you know other compilers I would be glad to hear about.
Best regards,
Stefan
I've tested MonkeyTeX a long time ago. It was looking nice, I remember. But some things are looking odd to me. There are big slogans on the homepage like "Be great!", the homepage looks like it's been made by a good advertising company, but there's no more information than just a link to a demo screencast. It's "brought to us" by a company I could not find information about. I wonder what their reasons are.
In general I would be careful in giving personal documents to online services. At least if they contain personal data like an address or just some information I don't want to publish (yet). But it's useful for testing.
By the way, I've listed some more online compilers for LaTeX. If you know other compilers I would be glad to hear about.
Best regards,
Stefan
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