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Nicolas Brouard : /* Calc2LaTeX installation on OpenOffice.org 2.0 */

2014-03-18T07:55:56Z

‎Calc2LaTeX installation on OpenOffice.org 2.0

Nicolas Brouard : /* Gnu-emacs and AucTeX */ Auctex

2011-09-20T17:19:41Z

‎Gnu-emacs and AucTeX : Auctex

Nicolas Brouard : Ipe 7.1.1

2011-09-15T12:52:29Z

Ipe 7.1.1

Nicolas Brouard : /* OpenOffice and writer2latex */ Sun Wiki publisher for tables

2011-06-21T15:13:16Z

‎OpenOffice and writer2latex : Sun Wiki publisher for tables

Nicolas Brouard : |400px

2011-06-21T14:08:21Z

|400px

Nicolas Brouard : /* OpenOffice and writer2latex */ example

2011-06-21T14:01:11Z

‎OpenOffice and writer2latex : example

Nicolas Brouard : /* Adding the macro in a menu bar */

2011-06-09T17:56:14Z

‎Adding the macro in a menu bar

Nicolas Brouard : /* Calc2LaTeX */ |frame|right

2011-06-09T17:50:24Z

‎Calc2LaTeX : |frame|right

Nicolas Brouard : /* Calc2LaTeX */ Adding an icon

2011-06-04T15:26:53Z

‎Calc2LaTeX : Adding an icon

Nicolas Brouard : /* Optional steps */

2011-06-04T13:09:07Z

‎Optional steps

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 === Calc2LaTeX installation on OpenOffice.org 2.0 ===
-# Before you install Calc2LaTeX, download a zip file from http://calc2latex.sourceforge.net and extract it somewhere.
+# Before installing Calc2LaTeX, you need to download a zip file from http://calc2latex.sourceforge.net and to extract its content on any temporary directory:
 #Open OpenOffice Calc or (Libre Office) and click <tt>Tools</tt>=><tt>Macros</tt>=><tt>Organize Macros</tt> => <tt>OpenOffice.org Basic...</tt>
 :[[Image:calc2latexinstall.jpg|frame|right|400px]]
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 You can now use calc2latex to produce LaTeX tables. There is chapter on LaTeX and you will learn how to use calc2latex as well as how to improve the source code output by calc2latex as well as how to simplify it. The following section gives some advices and you can refer to it later.
 ===Optional steps ===

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 Now, unzip the AucTeX zipped file exactly on this emacs-23.3 folder in order to add the AucTeX tree to the emacs tree. In particular a newer <tt>dir</tt> file under the <tt>emac-23.3\info</tt> will supersede the previous file with the same name (accept to overwrite <tt>dir</tt> file).
-Launch runemacs and open a tex file. It should work.
+Launch runemacs and open a tex file. It should work. See [[AucTeX]] for more information.
 == JabReF ==

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	== IPE 7 (**)==		== IPE 7 (**)==
		+
		+	See the wiki specific to ipe users http://lamut.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de/mediawiki/ipe7 as well as the official site http://ipe7.sourceforge.net/ and documentation at http://ipe7.sourceforge.net/manual/manual.pdf .
		+
		+	For OS/X you can get an Ipe.app since version 7.1.1
		+
	== Geogebra (**)==		== Geogebra (**)==

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	You need Emacs or any editor to clean the LaTeX file.		You need Emacs or any editor to clean the LaTeX file.

		+	===Remarks concerning this wiki (wiki publisher) ===
		+	If you want to improve this wiki and are used to work with Word, you can export from Word or Libre Office to a wiki source code, using the Sun wiki publisher extensions that you can get [http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/wikipublisher there]. Then under Writer, you can export to a file using the wiki format (you can also send to a wiki server, but it useful only if you do it regularly). A wiki text is supposed to be simpler to enter that html. It is more modern that LaTeX.
		+
		+	If you want to export a table into a wiki, copy paste it into a Writer new document by using html special paste (right click). And then export to wiki format. Then you can paste your wiki table into a wiki server like this one.

	==Calc2LaTeX==		==Calc2LaTeX==

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 Now you can export a .doc into a .tex file. Amongst the various options, you can use Simple LaTeX, utf-8 encoding as well as xetex for the TeX engine instead of pdftex.
 For non well structured documents you will find that Writer2LaTeX uses the principle garbage in – garbage out!
 But for a well structured Word document, writer2latex (recent version only) simplifies the porting by creating images (png files) for most of the figures.
-You need Emacs or any editor to clean the LaTeX file. For tables, simple copy and paste might be preferred. A systematic change of the tabulation character to " & " (two spaces around an ampersand) is helpful.
+You need Emacs or any editor to clean the LaTeX file.
 ==Calc2LaTeX==
-Calc2LaTeX lets you select cells in your spreadsheets and output code for LaTeX tables.
+Calc2LaTeX lets you select cells in your spreadsheets and output code for LaTeX tables. It is very very helpful but needs some installation.
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 # Before you install Calc2LaTeX, download a zip file from http://calc2latex.sourceforge.net and extract it somewhere.
 #Open OpenOffice Calc or (Libre Office) and click <tt>Tools</tt>=><tt>Macros</tt>=><tt>Organize Macros</tt> => <tt>OpenOffice.org Basic...</tt>
-:[[Image:calc2latexinstall.jpg|frame|right]]
+:[[Image:calc2latexinstall.jpg|frame|right|400px]]
 #You will see 'OpenOffice.org Basic Macros' dialog box. Select 'My Macros' and push 'Organizer' button
-:[[Fichier:calc2latex2.jpg|frame|right]]
+:[[Fichier:calc2latex2.jpg|frame|right|400px]]
 # Click 'Libraries' tab, and confirm that 'My Macros & Dialogs' is selected on the list of 'Location.' (If not, select it.)
-:And then click <tt>Append</tt> button.[[Fichier:calc2latex3.jpg|frame|right]]
+:And then click <tt>Append</tt> button.[[Fichier:calc2latex3.jpg|frame|right|400px]]
-:[[Fichier:calc2latex3-fr-mac.jpg|frame|right]]
+:[[Fichier:calc2latex3-fr-mac.jpg|frame|right|400px]]
-# You will see a file dialog, so select <tt>script.xlb</tt> which you have extracted from the zip file in advance.[[Fichier:calc2latex4.jpg|frame|right]]
+# You will see a file dialog, so select <tt>script.xlb</tt> which you have extracted from the zip file in advance.[[Fichier:calc2latex4.jpg|frame|right|400px]]
 You can now use calc2latex to produce LaTeX tables. There is chapter on LaTeX and you will learn how to use calc2latex as well as how to improve the source code output by calc2latex as well as how to simplify it. The following section gives some advices and you can refer to it later.
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 Thus in order to make UTF-8 the default encoding of Calc2LaTeX (if not set already by a newer version than the current 0.2.4) you can do it during the installation. It is as easy or as difficult as the installation.
-Do the previous steps, and then Edit the <tt>Main</tt> macro. [[Fichier:calc2latex-edit-macro.png|frame|right]]
+Do the previous steps, and then Edit the <tt>Main</tt> macro. [[Fichier:calc2latex-edit-macro.png|frame|right|400px]]
-then change ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8 and save.[[Fichier:calc2latex-change-main-macro.png|frame|right]]
+then change ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8 and save.[[Fichier:calc2latex-change-main-macro.png|frame|right|400px]]
 ==== Adding the macro in a menu bar ====
-:Once you verified that the macro is running, it can be more convenient to add it to a menu bar. :Therefore select View => Toolbar => Customize then choose (for example) the <tt>Standard</tt> menu and scroll down to (after "New", "Open", "Save", "Save as" etc.) "Export to pdf" and click <tt>Add</tt>. :Then select OpenOffice Macros, and Calc2latex (twice) in order to attach the <tt>Main</tt> subroutine to the menu bar. [[Fichier:calc2latex-add-to-menubar.png|thumb|right]]
+:Once you verified that the macro is running, it can be more convenient to add it to a menu bar. :Therefore select View => Toolbar => Customize then choose (for example) the <tt>Standard</tt> menu and scroll down to (after "New", "Open", "Save", "Save as" etc.) "Export to pdf" and click <tt>Add</tt>. :Then select OpenOffice Macros, and Calc2latex (twice) in order to attach the <tt>Main</tt> subroutine to the menu bar. [[Fichier:calc2latex-add-to-menubar.png|thumb|right|400px]]
 :In a second step, instead of <tt>Add</tt> you can click on <tt>Modify</tt> in order to rename the name of the macro to be displayed by "Selection to LaTeX table" (or similar) instead of "Main".
-:At last, you can add an icon such as this one [[Fichier:latex-table.png]] (right-click and save the image on your hard disk) by clicking on import [[Fichier:calc2latex-add-icon.png|frame|right]]
+:At last, you can add an icon such as this one [[Fichier:latex-table.png]] (right-click and save the image on your hard disk) by clicking on import [[Fichier:calc2latex-add-icon.png|frame|right|400px]]
 and import
-[[Fichier:calc2latex-import-icon.png|frame|thumb|right]]
+[[Fichier:calc2latex-import-icon.png|frame|right|400px]]
 then it will display like this and after selecting contiguous cells you can click and the new icon.
-[[Fichier:calc2latex-show-latex-icon.png|frame|thumb|right]]
+[[Fichier:calc2latex-show-latex-icon.png|frame|right|400px]]
 == R ==

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	You need Emacs or any editor to clean the LaTeX file. For tables, simple copy and paste might be preferred. A systematic change of the tabulation character to " & " (two spaces around an ampersand) is helpful.		You need Emacs or any editor to clean the LaTeX file. For tables, simple copy and paste might be preferred. A systematic change of the tabulation character to " & " (two spaces around an ampersand) is helpful.
		+
		+	If you wish to simply get TeXed output of your Word document ie without the purpose of reworking on the LaTeX code, you can use the default layout:
		+	[[Fichier:writer2latex-exmaple.png\|right\|400px]]

	==Calc2LaTeX==		==Calc2LaTeX==

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 then change ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8 and save.:[[Fichier:calc2latex-change-main-macro.png]]
-==== Adding the macro in a menu bar ===
+==== Adding the macro in a menu bar ====
-Once the macro is running well, it can be more convenient to add it to a menu bar. Therefore
+:Once you verified that the macro is running, it can be more convenient to add it to a menu bar. :Therefore select View => Toolbar => Customize then choose (for example) the <tt>Standard</tt> menu and scroll down to (after "New", "Open", "Save", "Save as" etc.) "Export to pdf" and click <tt>Add</tt>. :Then select OpenOffice Macros, and Calc2latex (twice) in order to attach the <tt>Main</tt> subroutine to the menu bar. [[Fichier:calc2latex-add-to-menubar.png]]
-[[Fichier:calc2latex-add-to-menubar.png]]
+:In a second step, instead of <tt>Add</tt> you can click on <tt>Modify</tt> in order to rename the name of the macro to be displayed by "Selection to LaTeX table" (or similar) instead of "Main".
 == R ==

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 ===Optional steps ===
 Default settings of Calc2LaTeX are nice except the encoding which is the old West European Latin 1 or ISO-8859-1 code instead of UNICODE (UTF-8). It doesn't really matter if you store the LaTeX code in your clipboard and paste it in your TeX editor because the transformation to the local encoding of your LaTeX file is done on the fly, but if your output is a file, that file will be ISO-8859-1 encoded. And you will have difficulties to mix words from East European languages as well as Russian, Arabic and Asian languages. Older TeX (1982) and even pdfTeX are not able to mix 'naturally' various languages like this wiki is able to do. Only XeTeX as well LuaTeX are able to do it. You are encouraged to use these engines instead of pdfTeX. Don't worry XeTeX and LuaTeX are outputting PDF formats by default and no more the old DVI format.
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 Do the previous steps, and then Edit the <tt>Main</tt> macro. :[[Fichier:calc2latex-edit-macro.png]]
 then change ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8 and save.:[[Fichier:calc2latex-change-main-macro.png]]
 == R ==