Author: Roy Brunjes
Date: 15:04:08 08/27/05
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On August 27, 2005 at 17:40:09, Christos Gitsis wrote: >On August 26, 2005 at 20:50:53, Louis Lev wrote: > >>Hello: >> >>After working with LaTeX on both PCs and Macs, I have decided to look for an >>easier way to produce publication-quality output of chess games, diagrams, and >>annotations. Are there full-featured programs out there (i.e. Chessmaster, >>Fritz, etc.) that have quality typesetting options? >> >>Any info would be most appreciated-- >> >>Louis > >Hello Luis, > >I have seen some beautiful printed material produced by Fritz, although I myself >have never used it and I cannot give any details. > >On the other hand, I am completely satisfied with Scid + LaTeX, and I think it >is fairly easy to use (especially for one who is a little familiar with LaTeX). I have no knowledge whatsoever about typesetting. Having said that, there is a freely downloadable program called LyX that seems to be a friendlier front-end to LaTeX that you might try. I run Fedora Core 4 and just did a "yum install lyx" and it was ready to go. Roy
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