As far as MLA is concerned, it's a style guide for both bibliographies and the actual text of the document. If you search around online you can find more free information, but http://www.mla.org/ has a few bits of info.
I'm mostly interested in conforming to my professors standard "name, date, class" information in the upper right corner of the first page. I'll mostly be using this for writing papers, while it might take longer right now to do as opposed to using word, i imagine knowing latex will make writing other documents later easier. Not to mention i like the idea of not having to control the style stuff so much and then make sure everything else corresponds exactly to the other way i did it.
But yes, a full "latex" screencast would rock. I know my questions were mostly unrelated to textmate, and i'm sorry for that. this is the only list i'm subscribed to that has anything remotely related to latex in it.
Subscribing to that other latex mailing list now.
Anyone recommend any great tutorial sites? I've seen a few and they're ok, but i'm curious if i'm missing anything. Any latex spotlight plugins? :-P
Kyle
On 1/10/06, Charilaos Skiadas cskiadas@uchicago.edu wrote:
On Jan 10, 2006, at 2:33 PM, Kyle Swank wrote:
How can I setup MLA styled documents?
I'm not familiar with what this means. Can you explain? Though I gather this is more of a LaTeX question, than a "LaTeX in TM" question. Though come to think of it, a series of "pure LaTeX" screencasts is not a bad idea either...
How do I use the latex bibliography app? I personally like using BibDesk (http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/) to manage my bibliography, and it does indeed tie in very nicely with TM. I'll address their interaction on the next screencast.
Haris
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