On Tue, Jan 18, 2005 at 09:22:49AM +0200, Maxim Kovgan wrote: > ùìåí, àáøäí! > àðé îùúîù áìéðå÷ñ îëáø ëîä ùðéí. çáøéí ùìé äåîøå ìàè ìàè ìîòøëåú àìå. çì÷í > ëúáå òáåãåú áTEX, åçì÷í ìà øöå "ìáæáæ" æîï åòáãå òí ìé÷ñ. > äâòúé ìîñ÷ðä: > àí àúä òåáã òí ôåøîè áéú ùì îé÷øåñåôè, äùúîù á OpenOffice åàí ìàå - ìé÷ñ > ëæëåø > ìé òáã îöåééï. > > ñôø ìé áá÷ùä îä áãéå÷ äéä áòéúé áùéîåù ùìê áìé÷ñ, åàåìé éäéä ìé îä > ìäåñéó\ìâøåò .... > ðùúîò, > î÷ñ.
Hi Maxim, Going over old mails in my mailbox, I came over this message of yours which, probably I overlooked then. First of all thanks and apologies for the very long delay. In the mean time I settled for LaTeX. I considered using lyx for a while, to ease the transition (LaTeX is pretty frightening in the beginning). The decisive experiment that ruled against this idea was made, pretty much by chance, when I tried some of the examples from "Guide to LaTeX" by Helmuth Kopka and Patrick Daly. I did it both directly and through lyx, and the ouputs were not identical: I decided to take the bull (LaTeX) by its horns, without any transition stage. With some help from a coleague at work, in English it works allright. I did not need yet to write in Hebrew. I hope that by the time I'll pass that hurdle, the basic use of LaTeX will already be familiar, so that I'll have only to concentrate on the new aspects. Cheers, Avraham ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
