I don’t actually know of anyone who read this blog that uses LaTeX (the joys of which I have blogged of in the past), but after spending way too much time today trying to figure out how to use XeTeX, which lets you use Mac OS X’s built-in fonts with LaTeX, I figured I’d post my really, really simple results here.

I use a slightly extended version of his example (I use mathspec instead of fontspec) in my drangreport file, but this was the post that got the ball rolling. Custom fonts in LaTeX don’t have to be a world of pain.

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excellent example of non-latex looking latex

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Beispielprogrammierung mit LuaLaTeX

Neat latex template with nice looking resume