First I'll revisit some items from the Writing page but
with a focus on presentation rather than content. Then, I'll talk about something
completely different.
Important equations are numbered, and essential definitions are boxed and shaded so that they
can be easily found and referenced.
Publication-quality graphs illustrate the concepts described in the text.
Boxes highlight the important definitions and equations. Furthermore, the equations actually
look good, which takes some effort in Microsoft Word.
Sections are numbered automatically, and the table of contents updates itself to reflect
modifications in the sections.
Figures are also automatically numbered, and references to sections and figures update
themselves if the numbers of the referent objects change.
Circuit diagrams are of comparable quality to any textbook.
Worked example problems are numbered and boxed for easy reference and to separate them
from the main text.
This is a prayer book for which I did all of the typesetting, including the music (both
Gregorian and modern-notation). I also did the Latin-to-English translation of two verses of
the opening hymn and wrote the lyrics to one of the hymns in the back.
Psalms are presented with their proper Gregorian tones and are marked in italic at the flex.
All of the standard Marian antiphons are included, all with a variety of tones and most in
both English and Latin.
The Ordinary parts are repeated for every day in English, and they are also included at the
end in Latin (there is also a separate PDF of just the Ordinary in Latin which can be
printed and used as a bookmark).
A variety of extra hymns and chants are included at the end, for those who get tired of
Te lucis ante terminum.
