Any of you have Macs? You might want to check out Scrivener. Very cool looking outliner/ storyboarder/ editor all wrapped in one. Almost makes me want to get a Mac. Product review here. Anyone know of anything similar for PCs?
As just posted in the NaNoWriMo group, March is MyNoWriMo -- like NaNoWriMo, but sooner! Anyone care to get on board and write a novel in a month? Just let me know -- I've got a word-count check-in system on another website, and would be happy to create a login for anyone who wants to join in the fun...
]]>This is a post about LATEX TYPEWRITING!
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This is so advanced... I really don't know how to approach this. It is fascinating how they made it. Really. Since I am creating a formulary at the moment... I dig in deep and try to find methods how to create it. The layout. The structure.
So, I used a lot of fillers when I was a teenager, then converted to the religion of cool-people-with-underlings, but lately... I started using my old filler again. Since this is an old filler, I can't buy ink for it anymore.
Dry writing doesn't work, thus this post.
I had the Faber Castell Finepen 1511 for a while, but its tip gets really scratchy after a while.
Underlings ... I am sick of... so ...? Any advice? :D
I know, I know... there couldn't be any stranger place and occasion to ask, but ... well ... just asking. :)
edit:
Woops. Fine writing should be possible. I mean the tip should be like "fine". Small. Or... narrow. Whatever the term is. Sorry can't explain it better.
For anyone getting started with TeX/LaTeX, here are a few links that might help: