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Depending on mood, I use both texmacs and lyx. I think lyx is easier to pick up. If one does things at the command line, then you need to run bibtex on an .aux file (I think), often have to run latex twice to pick up these changes. The biggest change in going to LaTeX is that a document can have an error that doesn't allow it to print, arg! Even though I know some of the details of LaTeX, it is good defense to generate and keep it in one program like lyx so you always get a pdf at the end of the day. The output is unmatched as far as math is concerned. Doug
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