From: whynot@pozharski.name   
      
   with <87h6urbvjc.fsf_-_@bogus.nodomain.nowhere> Mike Spencer wrote:   
   > Henrik Carlqvist  writes:   
   >> On Wed, 08 Mar 2023 01:25:46 -0400, Mike Spencer wrote:   
      
   >>> I don't have a word processor.  On the very rare occasions that I   
   >>> need to print a business letter, I compose it in simple HTML and   
   >>> print from the browser.   
   >> HTML might work, but if you want really nice letters you should learn   
   >> latex!   
   *SKIP*   
   > But when I went to my shiny new Linux system a few years later, it had   
   > Latex or Tetex or something that was a dialect of TEX.   
      
   (disclaimer: I'm not that immersed).  It's called 'texlive' now.   
   (caveat:) proper capitalization might be an issue;  however I've not   
   seen fights about it ;)   
      
   *SKIP*   
   > Is there an online tutorial PDF for Latex that's simple-minded?  I'm   
   > never going to compose a glossy magazine page, advanced scientific   
   > paper or legal brief and my ageing brain isn't going to master a mass   
   > of arcana to be used, say, once a quarter.   
      
   'lshort.pdf' really got me going back then.  Never looked back.   
      
   *CUT*   
      
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