First, thanks for the information. I didn't understand from the site that Ulysses is actually more of an organizational tool. It wasn't until I read this[1] rev

First, thanks for the information. I didn't understand from the site that Ulysses is actually more of an organizational tool. It wasn't until I read this[1] review article that I understood that. However, you yourself made a few mistakes. Technically, LaTeX is not a formatter, it is a markup language for the TeX typesetting system. In addition, it is actually not an interpreter (in the same way that HTML is not an interpreter). LyX is, as I said, a WYSIWYM editor for LaTeX. It is also allows LaTeX insertion and imports, so it should be arbitrarily flexible, not handicapped. Finally: parading your lack of knowledge of classical mythology or modernist literature really doesn't do you any favours. Hmm. Actually I have read Ulysses, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Finnegans Wake, as well as the Odyssey. James Joyce is probably one of my picks for greatest authors who ever lived. My little remark was one of whimsy, commenting on a little phonetic wordplay, not an expression of ignorance. [1] http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/review/ulysses_is_a_heroic_writers_application/ http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/review/ulysses_is_a_heroic_wr...