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Simple colour design, and colour in LaTeX2ε

Abstract:: This article reviews some basic principles underlying the use of colour. We start by a review of the functional use of colour, explaining how it can help to focus attention, explain relationships, guide the viewer/reader through the presented information so that its contents is easier to absorb and appreciate. Some common rules for optimizing communication using colour elements in documents are discussed. We then explain the colour support in LaTeX2ε and give some examples.

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Goossens, M., & Rahtz, S. (1994). Simple colour design, and colour in LaTeX2ε. TUGboat, 15(3), 218–222.

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Goossens, M, and S Rahtz. “Simple Colour Design, and Colour in LaTeX2ε.” TUGboat, vol. 15, no. 3, 1994, pp. 218–22.

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Goossens, M, and S Rahtz. 1994. “Simple Colour Design, and Colour in LaTeX2ε.” TUGboat 15 (3): 218–22.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: UAS
Department:: Academic Resources and Information Systems
Sub department:: IT Services
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Publisher:: TeX Users Group
Journal:: TUGboat More from this journal
Volume:: 15
Issue:: 3
Pages:: 218-222
Publication date:: 1994-09-01

Language:: English
Keywords:: LaTex

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Colour harmonics
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Copyright holder:: Sebastian Rahtz and Michel Goossens
Copyright date:: 1994
Notes:: Copyright 1994 Sebastian Rahtz and Michel Goossens. Originally published in TUGboat 15:3, September 1992, as part of the TUG 1994 Proceedings (Santa Barbara, California) http://www.tug.org/TUGboat/Contents/contents15-3.html

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