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Are there any resources for learning Latex? (self.Blind)
submitted by blind_system
Specifically, I'm looking more at mathematical notation, as I already understand the basics. further, is there any way to make the code easier to read? I'm on macOS.
zersiax 2 points 2y ago
I'm sure there are. A quick spot of googling gives me:
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As for making it easier to read ...what does that mean exactly? If you mean like, for a screenreader, the only thing I can think of is to play around with how VoiceOver pronounces certain symbols or symbol clusters but on the whole ...lateX is text. It doesn't really get much easier than that :) A more simplistic alternative would be Markdown, but that format more than likely won't give you what you want/need where mathematical notation is concerned.
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As for making it easier to read ...what does that mean exactly? If you mean like, for a screenreader, the only thing I can think of is to play around with how VoiceOver pronounces certain symbols or symbol clusters but on the whole ...lateX is text. It doesn't really get much easier than that :) A more simplistic alternative would be Markdown, but that format more than likely won't give you what you want/need where mathematical notation is concerned.
avicularia_itsnotme 1 points 2y ago
Overleaf has a lot of resources on latex, but it might be hard to find what exactly you are looking for since there really is a lot. I can try to link one page of theirs that is specifically about mathematical notation, if you'd like. I do not know how it works on macOS though, sorry.
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