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Some people use LaTeX on multi-institution research proposals. The usual competing tool for this is Word. But coordination of multiple contributions in Word d
by mturmon 15y ago
Some people use LaTeX on multi-institution research proposals.
The usual competing tool for this is Word. But coordination of multiple contributions in Word docs can be a hassle, even with the tracking features of Word.
But you can use LaTeX and a good VCS to track and merge changes. Kind of slick. Works best with academic or quasi-academic collaborators, of course.
Most of the automation-type applications mentioned in the thread probably could also use HTML+CSS, which is what I prefer for this stuff now.
I don't know anyone who has used HTML+CSS in a research proposal.
- ludwigvan 15y agoFor HTML/CSS, PrinceXML produces beautiful results, but it is not free. http://www.princexml.com/samples/ http://www.princexml.com/samples/