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From Evan Sultanik
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Earlier today, Joe Kopena and I once again presented our tag-team 
talk. Not familiar with ? Why not read the Wikipedia article! It's essentially a professional grade system for beautifully typesetting documents/books. There are various books and Internet tutorials that do a fairly good job of introducing the basics, so, in our talk, Joe and I cover some more advanced topics and also general typesetting snags that novices often encounter. We always get requests for our slides after each of our talks, so I figured I'd post them online (which is the purpose of this blog entry).
Note that the entire presentation was created in using Beamer. You may also want to read my notes on 
, which will eventually become a part of our talk. You can read some of Joe's notes on LaTeX on his personal wiki, here. Feel free to browse and/or post any of your general typesetting questions to this public mailing list.
You should be able to view the slides directly from your web browser below (thanks to Vuzit). If you are viewing this from my RSS feed, however, you may need to go to the actual page for it to work, or you can just download the PDF.
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