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Re: Mathematica TeX save in standard LaTeX style

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• Subject: [mg57785] Re: [mg57490] Mathematica TeX save in standard LaTeX style
• From: "Dale R. Horton" <daleh at wolfram.com>
• Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2005 03:21:35 -0400 (EDT)
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TeX Export is designed to create a TeX document that looks like your 
Mathematica notebook (or as close as possible given the many 
differences between TeX and notebooks).

By default, Mathematica uses StandardForm (e.g. Sin[x]). What you want 
is called TraditionalForm (e.g. sin(x)).

There are several menu items for creating TraditionalForm.

Convert an existing cell with Cell>ConvertTo>TraditionalForm.
For new Input cells, use Cell>DefaultInputFormatType>TraditionalForm.
For new Output cells, use Cell>DefaultOutputFormatType>TraditionalForm.

-Dale

On May 29, 2005, at 8:00 PM, Rex Eastbourne wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I would like to convert my Mathematica notebooks into LaTeX documents
> in conventional LaTeX style. When I do a simple "Save As Special"|"TeX"
> it converts it to a TeX file, but my output file keeps the (unsightly)
> Mathematica conventions (e.g. Sin[x] vs. sin(x)).
>
> Alternately, when I use the TeXForm[] operator around my expressions,
> it spits out all the TeX tags, which are interpreted as literals when
> converted to TeX. Plus, writing "TeXForm[]" around each expression is
> repetitive.
>
> Has anyone succeeded at this?
>
> Best,
>
> Rex
>

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