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This book is the classic TeX book and necessary reading for anyone who is interested in LaTeX as well. Good examples and easy to follow. (

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Computers and Typesetting (1|Volume A)

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TeXbook

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1986

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Computers and Typesetting

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0201134489, Spiral-bound)

This guide to computer typesetting using TeX is written by Donald Knuth, the system's creator. TeX offers both writers and publishers the ability to produce plain or technical text, especially text containing a great deal of mathematics, comparable to the work of the finest printers. Novice and expert alike will find The TeXbook useful; it is accessible to the beginner, and also contains the details required by experienced users.

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