Mathematical equation representation in Japanese education differs somewhat from the standard LaTeX writing style. This package introduces enumerative expressions in Japanese education.

In TeX Live, ConTeXt MkII is split from current ConTeXt (MkIV and newer).

This package provides a parallel environment which allows two potentially different texts to be typeset in two columns, while maintaining alignment. The two columns may be on the same page, or on facing pages. This arrangement of text is commonly used when typesetting translations, but it can have value when comparing any two texts.

This package provides a complete set of macros for information, warning and error messages. Under LaTeX, the commands are wrappers for the corresponding LaTeX commands; under Plain TeX they are available as complete implementations.

The package provides a series of operators commonly used in papers related to multiobjective optimisation, multiobjective evolutionary algorithms, multicriteria decision making and similar fields.

Lists are defined as a sequence of tokens separated by a comma. The coollist package allows the user to access certain elements of the list while neglecting others --- essentially turning lists into a sort of array. List elements are accessed by specifying the position of the object within the list (the index of the item).

This package provides direct support for Unicode emoji in pdfLaTeX, with full access to emoji sequences including but not limited to flag sequences, diversity modifier sequences, and tag sequences.

Heiko Oberdiek's makerobust package defined a command with name \MakeRobustCommand that could be used to make fragile commands robust. The LaTeX format has, since 2015, included a command \MakeRobust with the same syntax and behaviour. Also by 2019, almost all commands in LaTeX that may be used in a moving argument are already robust. This package is now just a simple one-liner defining the name \MakeRobustCommand as an alias for \MakeRobust. This package should not be used in any new documents.

This package selects the input encoding by specifying pairs of input characters and their glyph names.

This package typesets OPM (Object-Process Methodology) diagrams using LaTeX and PGF/TikZ.

Some publishers organize book series with subseries. In this case, two numbers are associated with one volume: the number inside the series and the number inside the subseries. This package provides new fields to manage such system.

This package can generate documents with and without answers from a single file by toggling a switch. However, it can only be used to create documents to be printed on paper.

The bundle provides fonts for Cirth and for Tengwar. The Tengwar fonts are supported by macros in teng.tex, or by the (better documented) tengtex package.

The package provides extended macros for the default \hrulefill command. It allows modification of the width and the colour of the line.

This package provides a document class provides a simple way of using TikZ for generating posters. Several formatting options are available, and spacing and layout of the poster is to a large extent automated.

The package provides a collection of styles for BibLaTeX. It was designed for citations in German Humanities, especially film studies, and offers some features that are not provided by the standard BibLaTeX styles. The style is highly optimized for documents written in German, and the main documentation is only available in German.

The package uses PSTricks to draw GANTT charts, which are a kind of bar chart that displays a project schedule.

This package provides a package for determining classical regressions (linear, quadratic, cubic, exponential, etc.) with calculations performed by xint. Results (raw or rounded) can be stored in configurable macros.

The package provides a basic framework to cite classic works (specially from authors such as Homer, Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Hume, and Kant) in accordance with traditional pagination systems. It may be used in conjunction with other citation packages.

The datatool-regions bundle provides the language-independent region .ldf files for the datatool package. The region files deal with defining the currency symbol, and may additionally (if not dependent on the language) set the number group and decimal characters, and provide functions for parsing numeric dates and times.

The package defines commands that create macros for typesetting vectors, matrices and functions, in a logical way. For example, logical indexing can then be used to refer to elements or arguments without hard-coding the symbols in the document.

This package contains the original source code and necessary attachment of the document Proposal for Offering TeX Courses and Relevant Resources in Chongqing University. This proposal could be helpful if one is considering to suggest their (Chinese) university or company to use TeX (or LaTeX, or XeLaTeX

This package provides another implementation of text wrapping.

This package is designed to format menu sequences, paths and keyboard shortcuts automatically. There are several predefined styles and one can define one's own styles in a flexible way.