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The not so Short Introduction to LaTeX v3.22
Finnish version
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Original by Tobias Oetiker <oetiker@ee.ethz.ch>
Finnish edition by Timo Hellgren 10/12/2002 <timo.hellgren@vtt.fi>
If you want to learn how to write your documents with LaTeX,
this introduction is for you. It is not about setting up a
LaTeX system. While it is not as comprehensive as Lamport's book,
it should be sufficient in most cases.
In this Finnish edition, I have included some additional
information needed when Finnish documents are typesetted with LaTeX
Besides this README file I have included ready-to-print PDF file
with hyperlinks. (Made with pdfLaTeX.)
The PDF version uses the Super Computer Modern collection of free
Type 1 Postscript versions of the EC fonts (and the Cyrillic fonts
as well). Times or ae packages could not be used because I wanted
to demonstrate the full T1 character set in the document.
Super Computer Modern fonts are found in CTAN:/fonts
Note that the pfb files take space almost 60 Mb. Please, refer
to the documentation for instructions how to install them.
I couln't get them to work with Ghostscript in Windows, put
pdflatex has no problems. Except I had to include the contents
of the cm-super map-files into the file psfonts.map which is
included in pdftex.cfg file [map psfonts.map] Go and figure...
Well, try to follow the original instructions first, then
try my way and read again your local guides.
My original source files are also included.
Oh, almost forgot---I had to change the index file by
hand to get the umlauts sorted in the last positions
of the alphabet like they are in Finnish and in Swedish.
If you have comments about the document mail me at
Timo.Hellgren@vtt.fi
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