---+++ Basic operations 1 Create and edit your .tex source file with [[emacs]]. 1 In a terminal window, compile the .tex source with the command =latex myfile.tex= 1 To view the result use xdvi: =xdvi myfile.dvi= 1 To create a pdf file, use dvips and pdf2pdf: 1 =dvips -t letter -o myfile.ps myfile.dvi= 1 =ps2pdf myfile.ps= 1 To view the result of that, use acroread: =acroread myfile.pdf &= ---+++ Customization If you want to use style files which aren't already installed on the system (note that rtrees.sty, lingmacros.sty, and avm.sty are installed, but robbib.bst/robbib.sty currently aren't), do the following: 1 Make a directory in your home directory called TEX: 1 =cd= 1 =mkdir TEX= 1 Add the following three lines to the file =.bashrc= in your home directory: <verbatim> BSTINPUTS=/home/bender/TEX: TEXINPUTS=/home/bender/TEX: export BSTINPUTS TEXINPUTS </verbatim> 1 Save any additional .bst or .sty files in ~/TEX. ---+++ Notes See also: LatexUsageNotes -- Main.EmilyBender - 21 Jan 2005
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