Yan-nhaŋu glottals and LaTeX

This post will probably be of interest only to the (rather small number of) people who use LaTeX to typeset Yolŋu Matha. Yolŋu Matha uses a symbol for the glottal stop which is basically an apostrophe ‘ without smart quotes turned on (it dates from the days before smart quotes). These days there is a [...]

XeLaTeX and XeTeX

I’ve got XeLaTeX and unicode LaTeXing working on my laptop (PC, XP/SP2). Here’s what I did:
I’m using WinShell as the editor. (Normally I use WinEdt, which I like better, but winedt isn’t unicode compliant, thus defeating the purpose of trying out XeLaTeX.)
I’m using MikTeX as the compiler. It has XeLaTeX and XeTeX bundled with it.
I [...]

Xe(La)Tex for Windows

A new version of the XeTex/XeLaTeX portal for Windows has been released. Various people have had trouble with the old version – maybe this helps.

CiteULike

Probably everyone’s known about this for ages, but here at Anggarrgoon we specialise in being on the cutting edge of technology, even if it’s the edge used for bashing breadcrumbs…
If not, click on the CiteULike link in the sidebar on the right, under the blogroll. You’ll be taken to “anggarrgoon’s library”. It’s a site where [...]