This page is at: http://people.virginia.edu/~trb6e/tex/ and you should go here in order to start installing things if you have your laptop and want to follow along.

For the DADA talk, I'll be giving the following talk:

• Handouts
• The .tex file that made them
• A Placeholder Image
• An empty APA document
• An empty Beamer document
• You'll also need the sample bib file, below.

Here are a few templates that might be handy for you.

• APA Template (bare bones)
• Everything but the Kitchen Sink
• Bibliography Template

This page is meant to let you download all your installers quickly and easily. Use "Save Link As" or "Save Linked File" on each link to get the file, then run it from your desktop.

Beamer files:

• The beamer LaTeX class
• Steve's Beamer Template
• Steve's Beamer presentation
• The CVille beamer style
• The "cavs" beamer color style
• and The Beamer User Guide
• Also, the The UVa Seal

Windows Links

• a LaTeX compiler MiKTeX (Remember to run the updater afterwards)
• at least one TeX-enabled editor: LEd (free) or WinEdt (John specifically will cover WinEdt) (alternately, there's also E)
• a reference manager: JabRef (for Johnny's Talk)
• and image editing software: both PStoEdit and TpX (Both for Johnny's talk)
• The above talks refer to Johnny Zhang.

Mac Links

• the MacTeX packages (Note: This package is REALLY, REALLY BIG.)
• an extra editor, optionally TextMate
• the Java version of the reference Manager JabRef (For Johnny's Talk)
• and, if you feel like compiling, the source distribution of iPStoEdit(Also for Johnny's talk, but for experts only)