20 Nov
2011
20 Nov
'11
7:06 p.m.
On 20/11/11 9:34 PM, William Donzelli wrote:
That's progress! And I bet the math looks better than ever (not that TeX
is just about math; I typeset and imposed a 400 page novel with it; not
to mention the galleys for a weekly newspaper for a few years).
--T
I have not
following this thread closely but this caught my eye.
In support of the answer, I note that LaTeX source is the preferred
submission format for every math, computer science, physics, and
chemistry journal that I know of. It is also extensively used by
publishing houses such as Springer, CUP, and OUP. I cannot speak for
humanities.
Hmmm...lets see:
For the Springer site, I notice that the instructions for submission
in Word are listed first and the default when the page opens.
For the Oxford site, I quote "Authors should submit Word or rich-text
files by the journal?s preferred method. TeX and LaTeX files are also
acceptable."
For the Cambridge site, both Tex and Word are given equal preference.
--
Will