WinEdt™ (shareware) is a powerful and versatile ASCII editor and shell for MS Windows with a strong predisposition towards the creation of [La]TeX documents...
WinEdt is widely used as a front-end for compilers and typesetting systems, such as TeX or HTML. WinEdt's highlighting schemes can be customized for different modes and its spell checking functionality supports multi-lingual setups, with dictionaries (word-lists) for many languages available for downloading from WinEdt's Community Site.
Check out WinEdt's Features Overview and Downloads pages for more information on WinEdt, TeX and links to other programs needed to make WinEdt and TeX fully operational on Win32 platform.
WinEdt 5.5 is the official release of WinEdt. It is available from CTAN. This version integrates seamlessly with MiKTeX 2.5--2.7 and Adobe 5--8. It has a new TeX Live configuration compatible with TeX Live 2007 release. It has also been extensively tested under Windows Vista...
Beta version of the next release of WinEdt is now available for testing. To install WinEdt 5.6 follow the link below and proceed according to the instructions:
WinEdt 5.6: [Build: 20080429]
If you want WinEdt to perform an editing task that is not already implemented in its default settings please visit an ever growing collection of macros, dictionaries (word lists), configurations (and more) at the "official" WinEdt Community Site:
www.winedt.org
Contributions are welcome!
Although WinEdt is reasonably suitable as an all-purpose ASCII editor it has been specifically designed and configured to integrate seamlessly with a TeX System (such as MiKTeX or TeX Live). WinEdt documentation does not cover TeX related topics in depth. You'll find introduction and manuals on typesetting with [La]TeX as well as links to other recommended accessories (Ghostscript, GSView and Acrobat Reader) on TeX's Community Site (TUG):
If you are new to LaTeX you'll definitely benefit by reading Part I and Appendices from the acclaimed book More Math into LaTeX by George Grätzer:
Don't forget to check WinEdt's Help Menu. A few sections in User's Manual explain how to set up your LaTeX projects in order to take full advantage of WinEdt's capabilities when it comes to navigating in large projects or collecting data for purpose of referencing and citations. If used properly WinEdt will make your TeX-ing more enjoyable by allowing you to focus on the contents of your documents while transparently taking care of typesetting-related tasks...
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Last change: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 18:15