LaTeX files
I produce most of my documents in LaTeX, a free, open-source document preparation system. People occasionally ask me for the files I use to produce my documents, so I have uploaded them here. More frequently, linguists ask me for help on typesetting documents. I've decided to collect all of these things on a single place.
The lingdoc class
- The lingdoc class for linguistics documents — .zip • .tar.gz • Manual
This is the LaTeX class file I use to typeset my documents, including both papers and handouts. The handout layout provided by this class includes marginnotes (inspired by the Tufte-LaTeX class. There are some bugs, but it works as intended the vast majority of the time. See the manual for more details.
Beamer poster template
- Beamer poster template — .tar.gz • .zip
This is the LaTeX code I use to generate my posters. I get a lot of requests for it, so I have decided to make it available. See a recent example here.
LaTeX for Linguistics
- LaTeX for Linguistics handout (Unfinished draft, December 2018) — .tex • .pdf
This is an unfinished handout I started putting together in case I ever taught an introduction to LaTeX for linguists. Both the .tex and .pdf files are here. Everything is fairly bare-bones in the hope of making it so the code is readable to absolute newbies. There are several places that remain to be finished, but I figure it might be helpful to somebody even in its current state.
This is the LaTeX class file I use to typeset my documents, including both papers and handouts. The handout layout provided by this class includes marginnotes (inspired by the Tufte-LaTeX class. There are some bugs, but it works as intended the vast majority of the time. See the manual for more details.
- Beamer poster template — .tar.gz • .zip
This is the LaTeX code I use to generate my posters. I get a lot of requests for it, so I have decided to make it available. See a recent example here.
LaTeX for Linguistics
- LaTeX for Linguistics handout (Unfinished draft, December 2018) — .tex • .pdf
This is an unfinished handout I started putting together in case I ever taught an introduction to LaTeX for linguists. Both the .tex and .pdf files are here. Everything is fairly bare-bones in the hope of making it so the code is readable to absolute newbies. There are several places that remain to be finished, but I figure it might be helpful to somebody even in its current state.
This is an unfinished handout I started putting together in case I ever taught an introduction to LaTeX for linguists. Both the .tex and .pdf files are here. Everything is fairly bare-bones in the hope of making it so the code is readable to absolute newbies. There are several places that remain to be finished, but I figure it might be helpful to somebody even in its current state.