Re: Re: publicon
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- Subject: [mg102576] Re: [mg102329] Re: publicon
- From: Larry Adelston <larrya at wolfram.com>
- Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2009 05:33:05 -0400 (EDT)
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Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. The following is a published title that was written in Mathematica and exported to LaTeX for print. Mathematica By Example, 4e: http://www.wolfram.com/books/profile.cgi?id=7186 Yours, Larry On Aug 5, 2009, at 4:46 AM, divisor wrote: > Hello MathGroup: > > Thanks for this info Larry. > > I think what I wanted to type before was TeXSave (now obsolete > replaced with Export[..."TeX"]). > > I know that ther are a few books that were mostly "formatted" in > Mathematica (the Navigator book & the MathStatica book come to mind). > And most of the publishing threads here talk about exporting to EPS > then to LaTeX or exporting MathML. > > So, I would like to know: > > Has anyone successfully converted a full Mathematica notebook using > Export[] > or File-->SaveAs--> (name).tex and then pushed it over to a TeX > implmentation (e.g. LyX) and had this "look correct"? > > Thanks in advance. > > Regards.. > On Aug 4, 1:25 am, Larry Adelston <lar... at wolfram.com> wrote: >> Hi Roger, >> >> Please see my responses below. >> >> On Aug 3, 2009, at 4:46 AM, divisor wrote: >> >>> Hello Larry & MathGroup: >> >>> Does using Publicon obviate the need for LyX completely? >> >> Yes, if you are only trying to produce LaTeX formats that are >> supported by Publicon. However, Publicon is neither a TeX editor nor >> viewer. TeX is merely a document export format, and you may, at some >> point, need to edit the TeX output directly for publication (to >> finesse page breaks for example). >> >> >> >>> Can you say if Publicon will be subsumed under/inside TeXForm[]? >> >> No, TeXForm[] is used primarily for converting mathematical >> expressions one-by-one. If you want to export an entire document, you >> must use LaTeX export. >> >> >> >>> What does Publicon do with active elements (e.g. Manipulate[], >>> Dynamic >>> [], et.al.)? >> >> Publicon is currently incompatible with these new active elements, >> they would have to be converted to static objects or graphics. >> >> Yours, >> Larry >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>> I did some testing with TeXFom[] and I found it cannot "eat" >>> Graphics3D >>> [], let alone Dynamic[]. But it does process even amazingly >>> complicated formulas very nicely! >> >>> Regards.. >> >>> Roger Williams >>> Franklin Laboratory >> >>> On Jun 30, 3:34 am, Larry Adelston <lar... at wolfram.com> wrote: >>>> On Jun 27, 2009, at 5:01 AM, alexxx.ma... at gmail.com wrote: >> >>>>> I just finished writing an article using LyX to have - as a final >>>>> product - a LaTeX file to submit. >>>>> Although I rather like LyX (http://www.lyx.org), since I use >>>>> Mathematica so much I was interested in seeing how well it >>>>> performs in >>>>> LaTeX production. >> >>>>>> From what I read in this group I see that I would need to buy >>>>> Publicon, but I have a couple of caveats - hope you can help me: >> >>>>> 1) from an old post, mathematica people recently stated (February >>>>> 2008, post by Steve Luttrell ) that: >>>>> "...we're still working on publicon. We all got sidetracked trying >>>>> to finish >>>>> M6, but now we're starting up again. We are actively coding a 1.1 >>>>> release, >>>>> and after that we will be integrating it into Mathematica as a >>>>> paclet to >>>>> exploit v6 features, and also as a stand-alone app, Publicon v2." >> >>>>> any fresher news? >> >>>> We are continuing to support Publicon, and parts of it are >>>> currently >>>> being developed as native functionality in Mathematica. We may also >>>> continue to offer an updated standalone version based on >>>> Mathematica >>>> Player. >> >>>>> 2) most important, plain LaTeX export is useless without support >>>>> for >>>>> document classes. Does Publicon supports them? I'm mostly looking >>>>> for >>>>> RevTex4, and IEEEtran. Moreover, it would be useless without the >>>>> possibility to add new classes on the fly: often conferences ask >>>>> you >>>>> to download their class package... >> >>>> Publicon already supports export to RevTeX. And we are in the >>>> process >>>> of expanding Publicon's, as well as Mathematica's, LaTeX export and >>>> import capabilities. >> >>>> Your, >>>> Larry >> >>>>> thank you for any help... >> >>>>> alessandro >> >>>> __________________________________ >>>> Larry Adelston >>>> Print Production Supervisor >>>> Wolfram Research Inc. >>>> email: lar... at wolfram.com >>>> phone: 217-398-0700, ext.: 3204 >>>> fax: 217-398-0747http://www.wolfram.com-Hide quoted text - >> >>>> - Show quoted text - >> >> __________________________________ >> Larry Adelston >> Print Production Supervisor >> Wolfram Research Inc. >> email: lar... at wolfram.com >> phone: 217-398-0700, ext.: 3204 >> fax: 217-398-0747http://www.wolfram.com- Hide quoted text - >> >> - Show quoted text - >
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