1. Latex 101
By Jean-François (Jeff) RUPPRECHT, Mechanobiology Institute (NUS)

2. Latex 101 (& 102) Latex & Overleaf Bibtex & Mendeley
“Latext-ing” offline
Q & A
Latex
101 (& 102)

3. Ok let’s go!

5. YOU MUSIC = YOUR PDF Your Latex script Me waving my hands
OVERLEAF SERVERS
YOU
MUSIC = YOUR PDF

6. SWITCH TO ONLINE TUTORIAL PART 1
Easier to implement special characters etc…
EASIER TO MANAGE CROSS REFERENCES (TO FIGURES, BIBLIOGRAPHIES, etc…)

7. Collaborating with Overleaf

8. Collaborating with Overleaf

9. Part 2 – Managing bibliographies

10. Part 2 – Managing bibliographies
let’s talk about that!

11. Part 2 – Managing bibliographies
How to export bibs from Mendeley?

12. Part 2 – Managing bibliographies

13. Part 2 – Managing bibliographies

14. Part 2 – Managing bibliographies

15. Part 2 – Managing bibliographies
Is the citation key

16. Part 2 – Managing bibliographies
Paste into Overleaf or Latex editor: \cite{Hannezo2014}

17. Part 3 –“Latext-ing” offline
A collaborator: ”A aggravating factor to your system is that it cannot work on a plane”
Solution: to install Latex distribution + install a Tex editor on your computer.
Advantages:
1 – it works off line (i.e. on the plane)
2- it helps quite a bit with debugging

18. Part 3 –“Latext-ing” offline
Before compilation
After compilation
Bib file
Error log file

19. Part 3 –“Latext-ing” offline
= teaching your computer how to deciper scores (solfeggio)

20. Part 3 –“Latext-ing” offline
= choice of music instrument brand (i.e. Steinway, Yamada…)

21. Part 3 –“Latext-ing” offline

22. Miscellaneous LateXiT For Mac users, a free great app to include
Latex in your ppt or keynote slides
LateXiT

23. Thanks for your attention!
Part 4 – Q & A
Thanks for your attention!

24. Debugging 1