Could someone please explain what LaTeX actually is, and how does one
access it please.
Thank you!
Kevin Clancy
Eleanor Roosevelt Institute
1899 Gaylord Street,
Denver, CO 80206
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On 28 Apr 1994, Paul Cisek wrote:
> For all those looking for a LaTeX template for Neuroscience abstracts,
> here's a style file one of my teachers constructed:
>> --------------------------(cut here)-------------------------------
> % neuro-abs.sty -- April 1991
> % For Neuroscience Meeting Abstracts
> %
> % Developed by Paolo Gaudiano, Boston University, gaudiano at cns.bu.edu> %
> % This style option is designed to work with the article document
> % style of LaTeX. Use
> % \documentstyle[neuro-abs]{article}
>>> % Set up the parameters for the size and location of text on the page.
>> % The parameters print the text within the blue box on the standard form.
>> \oddsidemargin 2.1in % Left margin = 3.0" (1" always added)
> \textwidth 4.7in % Leave 0.1" on either side of blue line
>> \topmargin 2.85in % Distance from top
>> \headheight 0pt %
> \headsep 0pt %
>> \textheight 4.65in
>> \footskip .2in % Distance from bottom of text to bottom of foot,
> % which is where page number goes for preliminary
> % pages. Hence number will be 0.6" from bottom.
>>> % TITLE
>>> % BIBLIOGRAPHY
> % Scientific-style bibliography: no number, first line indented backwards
> \def\thebibliography#1{\def\baselinestretch{1.2}
> \section*{\centerline{References}}
> \addcontentsline{toc}{section}{References}
> \list
> {}{
> \setlength{\itemindent}{-1em}
> \setlength{\leftmargin}{1em}
> \usecounter{enumi}}
> \def\newblock{\hskip .11em plus .33em minus -.07em}
> }
> \def\endthebibliography{\endlist}
>>>>>
