11 September 2006<br>
G601, Indiana University<br>
Professor Rasmusen, erasmuse@indiana.edu<br>
Http://www.rasmusen.org/g601/tasks/ps-latex.htm<br>
Due:  10pm, Sunday September 17<p>


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                           LATEX ASSIGNMENT  </h2>


  For this assignment, you will create  a two-page document in Latex and then turn it into a pdf file. 
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1. Download Miktex from <A HREF="http://www.miktex.org/">http://www.miktex.org/</A>   or use a computer that has it already or has Scientific Workplace (which I think is  inferior, as well as more expensive).<br><br>

2. For a titlepage, include all the elements that you see on
titlepages of my papers (your name, address, date, etc.)<br><br>

3.  Your next page should replicate <A HREF="http://www.rasmusen.org/g601/tasks/texsample.pdf">http://www.rasmusen.org/g601/tasks/texsample.pdf</A>.  You can use the front and end commands that I've put at the end of this file if you use Miktex. In Miktex, you can use the command  pdflatex c:/folder1/myfilename.tex to process the latex file myfilename.tex and turn it into  pdf.  <br><br>

Email me your latex and pdf files as attachments. <p>

You can learn latex by googling or by following  patterns from   files at my website (look at my various research papers, or book chapter files). <p>

 I also have a webpage on latex tips and tricks, but it only contains advanced commands. You may find it useful someday. See 

<A HREF="http://rasmusen.org/a/latex-rasmusen.txt">http://rasmusen.org/a/latex-rasmusen.txt</A>

Each of you should email me the assignment separately, but feel free to work on it together, especially on getting Miktex to work. 

<pre>

\documentclass[12pt]{article}

\usepackage{graphicx}

\usepackage{amsmath}

 \usepackage{amssymb}

 



\begin{document}

  \parindent 24pt

 \parskip 10pt

 HERE GOES YOUR ASSIGNMENT

\end{document}


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