Latex In Libreoffice

LaTeX - OpenOffice (or LibreOffice) writer, then save as Word docx maybe other external format(s). The converters being most complete and currently maintained / supported are. I would like to know if there is a way to transform a sheet of LibreOffice Calc to a table LaTeX. Thank you in advance! Libreoffice latex. Improve this question. Situation: I think latex is a better way of writing scientific manuscripts and I would like to use it for that purpose. Some prefer to do it with MS word or Libreoffice. This post is about a work-flow that will allow me to write stuff in latex and collaborate with colleagues that use Libreoffice. LibreOffice is ranked 1st while LaTeX is ranked 10th. The most important reason people chose LibreOffice is: LibreOffice includes applications for word-processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and database management. LaTeX (or rather BiBTeX) will generate your bibliography based on a database of information. I recommend you check out Mendeley for managing your references. It works brilliantly with LaTeX and LibreOffice. LaTeX will also handle your table of contents, list of figures, list of tables, list of acronyms and index.

Hey All,

I currently have the entire 2015 TeXLive distribution installed on my linux system, along with the libreoffice 5.1 suite. I use libreoffice draw to create figures, some of which contain math formulas. I'd really like to have the math symbols look similar/identical to the rest of the document.

I've been able to access the main formula fonts by symbolic-linking to all the font files in the TeXLive installation under my ~/.fonts directory, then editing the pull-down selections in the Characters->Fonts dialogue widget while in formula mode. It looks pretty darn good for those characters that actually get affected, such as English alphabet characters. Unfortunately, that isn't the case for symbols, such as Greek letters, which continue to default to OpenSymbol.

I did several web searches, with many different search phrases, but have not found the answer anywhere. Is this an font naming or encoding issue? Is there any workaround that will allow me to do what I'm trying to do?

Many thanks!

Libreoffice Texmath

cheers,john

Latex Libreoffice Calc

LaTeX - OpenOffice (or LibreOffice) writer, then save as Word docx maybe other external format(s). The converters being most complete and currently maintained / supported are. I would like to know if there is a way to transform a sheet of LibreOffice Calc to a table LaTeX. Thank you in advance! Libreoffice latex. Improve this question. Situation: I think latex is a better way of writing scientific manuscripts and I would like to use it for that purpose. Some prefer to do it with MS word or Libreoffice. This post is about a work-flow that will allow me to write stuff in latex and collaborate with colleagues that use Libreoffice. LibreOffice is ranked 1st while LaTeX is ranked 10th. The most important reason people chose LibreOffice is: LibreOffice includes applications for word-processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and database management. LaTeX (or rather BiBTeX) will generate your bibliography based on a database of information. I recommend you check out Mendeley for managing your references. It works brilliantly with LaTeX and LibreOffice. LaTeX will also handle your table of contents, list of figures, list of tables, list of acronyms and index.

Hey All,

I currently have the entire 2015 TeXLive distribution installed on my linux system, along with the libreoffice 5.1 suite. I use libreoffice draw to create figures, some of which contain math formulas. I'd really like to have the math symbols look similar/identical to the rest of the document.

I've been able to access the main formula fonts by symbolic-linking to all the font files in the TeXLive installation under my ~/.fonts directory, then editing the pull-down selections in the Characters->Fonts dialogue widget while in formula mode. It looks pretty darn good for those characters that actually get affected, such as English alphabet characters. Unfortunately, that isn't the case for symbols, such as Greek letters, which continue to default to OpenSymbol.

I did several web searches, with many different search phrases, but have not found the answer anywhere. Is this an font naming or encoding issue? Is there any workaround that will allow me to do what I'm trying to do?

Many thanks!

Libreoffice Texmath

cheers,john

Latex Libreoffice Calc

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