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shortintroduction [2019/11/12 09:53]
sszenti [Prerequisites & Typesetting]
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 In general, the implemented procedure is independent of any computer platform, editor and program. The only prerequisite is that the authors have a basic LaTeX environment installed, which is available for all commonly used operating systems. We use [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​XeLaTeX|XeLaTeX]] (which is part of the standard distribution of TeX) instead of ''​pdflatex''​ or ''​latex''​. This enables us to type Unicode (UTF-8) and avoid the coding of non-ASCII-characters. This applies in particular to non-Latin scripts such as Classical Greek or Chinese. Furthermore,​ we use BibLaTeX, a complete reimplementation of [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​BibTeX|BibTeX]] alongside with [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Biber_%28LaTeX%29|Biber]]. This enables us to accurately typeset bibliographies that include non-Latin scripts. All these programs are already included in the current releases and do not have to be downloaded separately. In general, the implemented procedure is independent of any computer platform, editor and program. The only prerequisite is that the authors have a basic LaTeX environment installed, which is available for all commonly used operating systems. We use [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​XeLaTeX|XeLaTeX]] (which is part of the standard distribution of TeX) instead of ''​pdflatex''​ or ''​latex''​. This enables us to type Unicode (UTF-8) and avoid the coding of non-ASCII-characters. This applies in particular to non-Latin scripts such as Classical Greek or Chinese. Furthermore,​ we use BibLaTeX, a complete reimplementation of [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​BibTeX|BibTeX]] alongside with [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Biber_%28LaTeX%29|Biber]]. This enables us to accurately typeset bibliographies that include non-Latin scripts. All these programs are already included in the current releases and do not have to be downloaded separately.
  
-Please note: This procedure requires the configuration of most editors (such as [[http://​edition-open-access.de/​support/​texshop.html|TeXShop]], [[http://​edition-open-access.de/​support/​texworks.html|TeXWorks]],​ [[http://​edition-open-access.de/​support/​bibdesk.html|BibDesk]] and [[http://​edition-open-access.de/​support/​jabref.html|JabRef]]). In general, you must use the command ''​xelatex''​ rather than ''​pdflatex''​ or ''​latex''​. In addition, the command ''​biber''​ has to be used instead of ''​bibtex''​. Typesetting the publication therefore requires the following commands:+Please note: This procedure requires the configuration of most editors (such as [[texshopconfiguration|TeXShop]], [[texworksconfiguration|TeXWorks]],​ [[bibdeskconfiguration|BibDesk]] and [[jabrefconfiguration|JabRef]]). In general, you must use the command ''​xelatex''​ rather than ''​pdflatex''​ or ''​latex''​. In addition, the command ''​biber''​ has to be used instead of ''​bibtex''​. Typesetting the publication therefore requires the following commands:
   - xelatex Main_TeX_File   - xelatex Main_TeX_File
   - biber Main_TeX_File   - biber Main_TeX_File
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