LaTeX is a high-quality typesetting system, with features designed for the production of technical and scientific documentation. It is the de facto standard for the communication and publication of scientific documents.

Tutorial materials:

• tutorial.tex: Tex source for tutorial file.
• tutorial.pdf: Rendered (compiled) tutorial file.
• examplebib.bib: Bibliography file for tutorial

Useful style files:

• LaTeX for linguists has descriptions and links to various useful style files.
• avm.sty: Macros for doing avms in latex
• lingmacros.sty: Macros for interlinear glossed text, citing examples, etc.
• rtrees.sty: Macros for drawing trees, with and without avms at the nodes
• robbib.bst: Bibliography file 1 -- use this with robbib.sty
• robbib.sty: Bibliography file 2 -- use this with robbib.bst

Using LaTeX:

• LatexUsageNotes: Things about using LaTeX that are largely independent of OS.
• LinuxMonkeyLatex: Using LaTeX on the Treehouse Linux Monkeys
• WindowsLatex: Installing and using LaTeX under Windows
• MacOSXLatex: Installing and using LaTeX under Mac OS X

Reference Charts:

• TIPA Chart: IPA LATEX Codes Within \textipa{...}
• Raw TIPA Chart

-- BillMcNeill - 14 Jan 2005, EmilyBender - 21 Jan 2005