• • • • • • • • Documentation distributed with LaTeX General documentation A short introduction to LaTeX (with some focus on the differences between the old LaTeX 2.09 and current standard LaTeX2e) is given in the following document: • More advanced documentation about LaTeX, which is available via the net includes: • • • • • • • Typesetting complex mathematics Specifically targeting the typesetting of mathematics is: • Japanese translations Yukitoshi FUJIMURA kindly translated two of the above documents to the Japanese language. These are • (LaTeX2e for authors) • (User’s Guide for the amsmath Package) He also provided a translation of “Short Math Guide for LaTeX” distributed and maintained by the American Mathematical Society (AMS): • (Short Math Guide for LaTeX) Here are. Quick summary of changes by release Changes made to the LaTeX kernel or to core packages maintained by the LaTeX team are discussed in some detail in the that come as part of each release. A summary sorted by release is given in the following document: • Source code documentation The full documentation of the source code with all commands and their implementation can be obtained by processing source2e.tex distributed as part of the LaTeX2e distribution.

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