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This form shows how to use LaTeX to simulate a word form. All elements in the form could be rendered by LaTeX. Office forms could also be written with LaTeX.

The pack­age pro­vides an en­vi­ron­ment for coloured and framed text boxes with a head­ing line. Op­tion­ally, such a box may be split in an up­per and a lower part; thus the pack­age may be used for the set­ting of LaTeX ex­am­ples where one part of the box dis­plays the source code and the other part shows the out­put. Another com­mon use case is the set­ting of the­o­rems. The pack­age sup­ports sav­ing and reuse of source code and text parts.

reledmac is a pack­age for type­set­ting schol­arly crit­i­cal edi­tions, re­plac­ing the es­tab­lished led­mac and eled­mac pack­ages. The pack­age sup­ports in­dex­ing by page and by line num­bers, and sim­ple tab­u­lar- and ar­ray-style en­vi­ron­ments.

An example of creating end notes at the end of a book, using the pagenote package.

An example of creating end notes at the end of each chapter of a book, using the pagenote package.

Some examples of typesetting inference rules and T-diagrams using the semantic package.

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This example demonstrates how to produce diagonal lines in table cells using the slashbox and diagbox packages. The diagonal line produced by the slashbox package is rather jagged and unwieldy. The diagbox package does a better job in general. Try loading only one of these packages to see the difference — if diagbox is loaded at all, it overrides slashbox's behavior./p>

A Beamer presentation with the Universidad Nacional de Colombia theme, modified from the Feather beamer theme.