Kent,
I have been using LaTeX for a few years now to produce newsletters and I
like it. As somebody suggested Lyx might be an easier way to go if you are
not familier with LaTeX.
Previously I also have used Wordperfect 5.1 (which I still see as one of
the best in the Dos/Windows-world), but now I
Kent West wrote:
>
> Learning curve aside, what's going to be the best Linux app for
> producing a 1- or 2-page newsletter?
>
> I've used WordPerfect for years (from back in the DOS days of 5.x to the
> Windows version to the Linux version now), but I suspect there's
> something better for this s
On 09/05/99 at 18:36:53, Kent West wrote concerning "How to produce a
newsletter":
> Learning curve aside, what's going to be the best Linux app for
> producing a 1- or 2-page newsletter?
>
I've been using LaTeX for about a year now. It takes some getting
used to, but in some ways it makes life
On Sun 09/05/99 06:52PM, Beverley Eyre wrote:
> The best typesetting program ever IMHO is TeX.
> If you're going to do anysort of publishing, learning it is well worth it.
I went crazy last year and bought something like 4 LaTeX books.
Most (90%) of the stuff in them is way over my head, but from
I use LaTeX for publishing scientific papers, but it may not be versatile enough
for a
news letter. I think using TeX to create a specifically designed news letter
program,
doing for news letters what LaTeX does for research papers, would be better.
Bev
> Kent, LaTeX has some beautiful output,
The best typesetting program ever IMHO is TeX.
If you're going to do anysort of publishing, learning it is well worth it.
Bev
> Learning curve aside, what's going to be the best Linux app for
> producing a 1- or 2-page newsletter?
>
> I've used WordPerfect for years (from back in the DOS days o
Kent, LaTeX has some beautiful output, though it might not be quite what you
are looking for...
You may wish to give staroffice a shot. :)
On Sun, Sep 05, 1999 at 06:36:53PM -0500, Kent West wrote:
> Learning curve aside, what's going to be the best Linux app for
> producing a 1- or 2-page newsl
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