Some of our Past Projects
Word-to-LaTeX Conversion
Client: Archives of Forensic Psychology
Example of a document conversion from Word (left) to LaTeX (right) using the afparticle style.
The Archives of Forensic Psychology (AFP) is peer-reviewed, open access journal in the field of forensic psychology. Here the proof-read and edited articles in Word are converted to LaTeX using the afparticle class file. Once compliled, the PDFs can then be posted online for everyone to read.
LaTex-to Word Conversion
Client: The Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation
Conversion from LaTeX (left) to Word (right) for publication in Science Advances.
This article, originally posted on arXiv was converted from LaTeX to Word for publication in Science Advances. The manuscript was formatted using the Science Advances Word template.
Book Typesetting
Client: Thenamaris Shipping
Emplyee handbook typeset using the memoir class.
This is the manual for the Greek shipping company, Thenamaris. This book was typeset using the memoir document class with some diagrams drawn using the TikZ graphics package. The book is intended to serve as an employee handbook.
Student Handbook
Client: Australian National University - College of Engineering and Computer Science
Student handbook taken from basic LaTeX and typeset using the memoir class.
Student handbook for the College of Engineering and Computer Science at Australian National University. The basic LaTeX file was taken and typeset using the memoir class file. The TikZ graphics package was also used to obtain some of the colors and graphic elements in the handbook. This student handook was typeset so that the footnotes in the original LaTeX files were converted to margin notes, facilitating easy reading (and hopefully, less confused students).
Customized LaTeX Template
Client: PlanGrid, Inc.
An example of a LaTeX template used by PlanGrid for their mobile construction managing app.
PlanGrid, Inc. is a startup company that has developed a mobile app that helps people in the construction industry communicate effectively. One of the ways to do this is to generate PDF reports that can be transmitted, shared, and printed. This custom template highlights the processing power of LaTeX that many people may not be aware of. Given today's date, the template can calculate how many days until a project is due (highlight the information in grey) or tell a project manager if a project is already due (highlight information in red). The generated log file is easy to read and visually displays all the necessary information that managers need to get their projects finished on time.