Filtering Bibtex Files with Bibtool
Bibtool is a fast and efficient means for filtering bibtex files. It also made moving offices a tiny bit easier for me. Every little helps.
Tag: latex
Quick and Fancy Conference Posters with beamer/beamerposter
My default for writing anything that is longer than a page is LaTeX (possibly via org-mode, if it is short and simple). In fact, the bond that ties me to the LaTeX/Emacs combo is so strong that I want to use it even for texts that are exactly one page long, i.e. conference posters. CTAN…
All singing, all dancing 3d function plots with beamer, pgfplots and animate.sty
I use emacs/$latex LaTeX$for all my textprocessing needs, and for the last four or five years, I have created all my slides with Till Tantaus excellent “beamer” class. At the moment, I’m teaching a 2nd year stats course (imagine doing this with PowerPoint – the horror! the horror!), so I sometimes use graphs from the…
Makefile helps with latex, too
A couple of weeks ago, I posted an article on how make and Makefiles can help you to organise your Stata projects. If you are working in a unix environnment, you’ll already have make installed. If you work under Windows, install GNU make – it’s free, and it can make your Stata day. Rather unsurprisingly,…