These fonts represent translation to PostScript Type 1 of the ESSTIX fonts. ESSTIX seem to have been a precursor to the STIX project. The accompanying virtual fonts with customized metrics and LaTeX support files allow their use as calligraphic, fraktur and double-struck (blackboard bold) in maths mode.

The package provides a set of style files for use with BibLaTeX and Biber to produce citations and bibliographies in accordance with the widely-used Oxford Standard for the Citation of Legal Authorities. It also includes facilities for constructing tables of cases and legislation from citations (in conjunction with appropriate indexing packages).

Texapi provides utility macros to write format-independent (and -aware) packages. It is similar in spirit to the etoolbox, except that it isn't tied to LaTeX. The tools include engine and format detection, expansion control, command definition and manipulation, various testing macros, string operations, and highly customizable while and for loops.

The plates package provides a simple facility for inserting colour figures in a document when they should be gathered and printed together as in a book's section of colour plates. The package provides a plate environment that takes the place of the figure environment for such colour images.

This package includes extensions, originally to the CM fonts, providing a parameterization scheme to build Metafont fonts at true design sizes, for a large range of sizes. The scheme has now been extended to a range of other fonts, including the AMS fonts, bbm, bbold, rsfs and wasy fonts.

This package draws curves in the standard LaTeX picture environment using parabolas between data points with continuous slope at joins; for circles and arcs, it uses up to 16 parabolas. The package can also draw symbols or dash patterns along curves. It provides facilities equivalent to technical pens with compasses and French curves.

This small package aims at making debugging (especially in an interactive way) easier, by providing \show variants suited to LaTeX2e commands (whether with optional arguments or robust) and environments. The variant commands also display the internal macros used by such commands, if any. The \showcs variant helps with macros with exotic names.

This package provides a class file for Kluwer journal submissions, and bibliography style for named references. It also includes klucite.sty, which collapses bibliographic citations, and klups.sty, which attempts to select Times for text and MathTime for math instead of Computer Modern. This package is most likely long obsolete, unfortunately.

The bundle provides new document classes for technical documents, thesis works, manuscripts and lecture notes; many mathematical packages providing a large number of macros for mathematical texts; layout providing a non-empty parskip with extended length corrections and new section definition commands; easy label creation for counters; and German language tools and predefined abbreviations.

This is an approximate equivalent of the Xerox Pica typeface; the font is optimised for submitting fiction manuscripts to mainline publishers. The font is a fixed-width one, rather less heavy than Computer Modern typewriter. Emphasis for bold-face comes from a wavy underline of each letter. The two fonts are supplied as Metafont source.

ltximg is a Perl script that automates the process of extracting and converting environments provided by TikZ, PStricks and other packages from input file to image formats and standalone files using Ghostscript and poppler-utils. It generates a file with only extracted environments and another with all extracted environments converted to \includegraphics.

This package supports a new BibTeX webpage entry type and url, lastchecked, and eprint and DOI fields. The Perl script urlbst can be used to add this support to an arbitrary .bst file which has a reasonably conventional structure. The result is meant to be robust rather than pretty.

Quiver is a graphical editor for commutative and pasting diagrams, capable of rendering high-quality diagrams for screen viewing, and exporting to LaTeX. This LaTeX package is intended to be used in conjunction with the editor, and provides the packages and styles that are used by diagrams exported from the editor.

This package provides the script used in the works of the Beuron art school for use with TeX and LaTeX. It is a monumental script consisting of capital letters only. The fonts are provided as Metafont sources, in the Type1 and in the OpenType format. The package includes suitable font selection commands for use with LaTeX.

The package is based on the pax package from Heiko Oberdiek. It offers a Lua-based alternative to the java based pax.jar to extract the annotations from a PDF. The resulting file can then be used together with pax.sty. It also offers an extended style which works with all three major engines.

With this template, and associated style and LaTeX packages, it is possible to estimate the page length of manuscripts for submission to the SPIE journals Optical Engineering and Optical Engineering Letters. With a strict three-page limit, this is particularly important for the latter. The template gives simple instructions on how to prepare the manuscript.

The package is described by its author as a poor person's replacement for the more powerful methods provided by BibLaTeX to access data from a .bib file. Its principle commands are \bibinput, which specifies a database to use, and \usebibdata, which typesets a single field from a specified entry in that database.

The package contains LaTeX support for the DejaVu fonts, which are derived from the Vera fonts but contain more characters and styles. The fonts are included in the original TrueType format, and in converted Type 1 format. The (currently) supported encodings are: OT1, T1, IL2, TS1, T2*, X2, QX, and LGR. The package doesn't (currently) support mathematics.

The package provides the means to specify guitar chords to be played with each part of the lyrics of a song. The syntax of the macros reduces the chance of failing to provide a chord where one is needed, and the structure of the macros ensures that the chord specification appears immediately above the start of the lyric.

The cmtiup fonts address a problem with the appearance of punctuation in italic text in mathematical documents. To achieve this, all punctuation characters are upright, and kerning between letters and punctuation is adjusted to allow for the italic correction. The fonts are implemented as a set of .vf files; a package for support in LaTeX is provided.

The bundle provides a package that implements both author-year and numbered references, as well as much detailed of support for other bibliography use. Also Provided are versions of the standard BibTeX styles that are compatible with natbib--plainnat, unsrtnat, abbrnat. The bibliography styles produced by custom-bib are designed from the start to be compatible with natbib.

This package lets you place contents at an absolute position, anchored at some specified part of the contents, similar to how TikZ nodes work, though without using the two-pass strategy of TikZ. It also avoids messing with the order of Beamer overlays, which is what happens when one uses the textpos package with the overlay option.

Disser comprises a document class and set of templates for typesetting dissertations in Russian. One of its primary advantages is a simplicity of format specification for titlepage, headers and elements of automatically generated lists (table of contents, list of figures, etc). Bibliography styles, that conform to the requirements of the Russian standard GOST R 7.0.11-2011, are provided.

This is a LaTeX package that provides TikZ-based macros to make it easy to draw graphs. The macros provided in this package are just abbreviations for TikZ codes, which can be complicated; but using the package will hopefully make drawing easier, especially when drawing repeatedly. The macros were chosen and developed with an emphasis on drawing graphs in economics.