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The PreTeXt Guide

Robert A. Beezer, David Farmer, Alex Jordan, Mitchel T. Keller

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Front Matter
- Colophon
- Preface
I Introduction
1 Starting
2 A Careful, Quick, Minimal Example
II Author's Guide
3 Overview of Features
4 Topics
5 Processing, Tools and Workflow
6 PreTeXt Vocabulary Specification
7 The pretext Script
8 WeBWorK Exercises
- WeBWorK Problems
9 Authoring Advice
- Writing Your Student-Friendly Math Textbook
10 Author FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
III Basics Reference
11 About This Reference
12 Basic Formatting
13 Document Structure
14 Mathematics
15 Lists
16 Blocks
17 Exercises
18 Worksheets
- A Skeletal Worksheet
19 Renaming Elements
20 Figures and Friends
21 Tables
22 SageMath Content
- SageMathCells
- <sageplot>
23 Small, But Useful
24 Modular Source
IV Publisher's Guide
25 (*) Producing a Book
26 Copyright and Licensing
27 Conversions, Generally
28 Conversion to Online HTML
29 Conversion to PDF and Print
30 Conversion to EPUB/Kindle
31 Conversion to Runestone
- A Runestone Build
- Runestone Features
32 Conversion to Slides
- Reveal.js
- Beamer LaTeX
33 (*) Conversion to Jupyter Notebooks
34 Instructor's Version
35 Ancillaries
36 WeBWorK Exercises
37 Hosting Your Online Version
38 LaTeX Fonts
39 LaTeX Styles
40 (*) Cover Design
41 Publisher File Reference
42 Print-On-Demand
43 Publisher FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
V Developer's Guide
44 Coding Conventions
45 Debugging
- Debugging Parameters
- Testing Procedures
46 Git
Appendices
A Welcome to the PreTeXt Community
B Best Practices
C Python
D Text Editors, Spell Check
- Sublime Text
- Aspell
- emacs
- XML Copy Editor
- Atom
- Visual Studio Code
- vi, vim
E Schema Tools
- Jing and Trang
- PreTeXt Validation Plus
F Offline MathJax
G Revision Control: git
H Conversion from LaTeX
I MacOS Installation Notes
- Java
J Windows Installation Notes
K Windows Subsystem for Linux
L Example List of Notation
M GNU Free Documentation License
Glossary
References
Index

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Part I Introduction

1 Starting
2 A Careful, Quick, Minimal Example

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