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In this case, of course. The final product (the document), once produced, is much more independent of the underlying code than "normal" software. Once the docum
by atlintots 4y ago
In this case, of course. The final product (the document), once produced, is much more independent of the underlying code than "normal" software. Once the document has been produced, it doesn't really matter whether you used Word or LaTeX or ConTeXt or whatever.
- w4rh4wk5 4y agoUntil you have to change, quote, or re-use parts of it, in another document.
- fanpu 4y agoThere are tools (i.e https://mathpix.com/ https://mathpix.com/) that actually does a pretty great job at LaTeX OCR, although you'll need to re-create labels and the like. I was pleasantly surprised that it replicated alignments & chose the right font faces while using it.