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kallemarx
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TeX rules

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Hi TeXies!

Although I'm doing all my important things in MiKTeX since a couple of years, I wouldn't say I'm professional. It's more like every time I do it I get a little bit more comfortable with TeX and rid of the Mickeysoft Office clobber.

At this point I want to thank all the web-communities spreading TeX and helping every newbie as a matter of course.

Best regards, Marx.
- Aut viam inveniam aut faciam -

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Re: TeX rules

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Hi Marx,

welcome to the board!

Stefan
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Re: TeX rules

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It's been a long time since I used something like an office suite. Since LaTeX can almost do everything for me, there's no need for such software. Nevertheless I have OOo installed. So, enjoy TeXing.


Best regards and welcome to the board
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