In addition to the HTML pages listed below, the primer Getting Started with LaTeX is also available in the form of a LaTeX2e input file , and as a DVI file or PDF file . For further information regarding TeX and LaTeX (including information on how to obtain TeX software), visit the TeX Users Group (TUG) home page .

Introduction to LaTeX

TeX and LaTeX

A Typical LaTeX Input File

Characters and Control Sequences

Producing Simple Documents using LaTeX

Producing a LaTeX Input File

Producing Ordinary Text using LaTeX

Blank Spaces and Carriage Returns in the Input File

Quotation Marks and Dashes

Section Headings in LaTeX

Changing Fonts in Text Mode

Accents and other Symbols used in Text

Active Characters and Special Symbols in Text

Producing Mathematical Formulae using LaTeX

Mathematics Mode

Characters in Mathematics Mode

Superscripts and Subscripts

Greek Letters

Mathematical Symbols

Changing Fonts in Mathematics Mode

Standard Functions (sin, cos etc.)

Text Embedded in Displayed Equations

Fractions and Roots

Ellipsis (i.e., `three dots')

Accents in Mathematics Mode

Brackets and Norms

Multiline Formulae in LaTeX

Matrices and other arrays in LaTeX

Derivatives, Limits, Sums and Integrals

Further Features of LaTeX

Producing White Space in LaTeX

Lists

Displayed Quotations

Pre-Formatted Text

Tables

The Preamble of the LaTeX Input file

Defining your own Control Sequences in LaTeX

Theorem Environments