One big disadvantage of writing in LaTeX compared to writing in other software, such as Word, is that its absence of track changes. Although there are ways to do track changes, such as the online tex-editor Sharelatex or the trackchanges package, I have sticked to commenting out deleted parts of the text, or by highlighting new passages in red. Continue reading “Track Changes in LaTeX and compare documents”
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Use images from pdf documents in Latex
While you can simply drag & drop images in MS Word or Powerpoint, doing this in Latex requires a few more steps. An important difference is that in Latex, you first need to save the copied file as a separate image file which can then be included in the Latex code. For this purpose, we need a decent image editor. I recommend using Continue reading “Use images from pdf documents in Latex”
Guide on formatting tables in #LaTeX by Adrian Robinson: https://www.statatexblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/tabletricks_latex.pdf
There are a lot of sources giving advice on how to format your Latex tables. Adrian P. Robson (adrian.robson@nepsweb.co.uk) wrote a very good and comprehensive guide on formatting tables in Latex. Just follow the following link to download the PDF file:
LATEX Table Hints and Tips (by Adrian P. Robson, adrian.robson@nepsweb.co.uk)