[Nottingham] Bibliographic software

[Iain Moppett]

Before you guys wax too lyrical about the joys of Tex, some of us like the woolly clickyness of GUI - isn't Linux about choice?  Besides which, my supervisor is a Word addict, and we exchange ideas via the comments / notes bits of Word /OOW.  I'm sure someone must have a GUI solution hidden away.

Many thanks,

Iain 


 
Iain Moppett
Clinical Lecturer
University Department of Anaesthesia
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>>> martin at ml1.co.uk 27/09/2004 13:38:59 >>>
Johannes Kling wrote:
> 
>> [Snip: Ode to LaTeX]
> 
> LaTeX's lovely for many things, including references, but a warning
> is in order: it requires a fair amount of getting used to to become
[---]
> usually a cobbled up LaTeX document still looks significantly better 
> than even a well done document produced by OOo, MS Word or other 
> WYSIWIG editors of their ilk. ---


A bit like comparing the precision of using the command line to the 
woolly clickyness of a desktop GUI.

(;-))
Martin

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