typesetting

Even the typesetting is atrocious in the Yagisawa paper.

With typesetting technology it should be mess important to have conductor and accompanist on the same clef.

Knuth, when faced with a world where he didn't have a typesetting solution to print his book, wrote TeX.

First, if you open both standards side by side it is quite clear that typesetting and margins are quite different.

Just like all the other spaces and zero width characters[1], it's originally for typography and typesetting.

It relies on the OpenType math typesetting information (which was largely designed by Microsoft).

Also, the readers are very passionate people, and they have a direct line to air their grievances with the translation/typesetting/rate of release/etc.

If you're trying to solve the math typesetting problem and not using LaTeX, you're on the wrong ( cough MathML cough ) track.

This is quite apart from the typesetting or formatting of the end result.

It would be very good for everyone to get decent default typesetting.

Markdown doesn't replace the parts of LaTeX related to Mathematical typesetting, which is the fragment of LaTeX that does hugely matter in the context of chat.

Also, the typesetting on the linked text is absolutely gorgeous.

Better typography is "coming soon": "All-new typesetting engine lays out words just as the author intended for beautiful rendering of pages.

When you design and write your own typesetting system in order to publish seven volumes on "The Art of Computer Programming", you get to choose whatever format you want.

Journals and the academic community already perform the review process themselves (with little reward) and are finding that the "typesetting" and "dissemination" value-adds from publishers are things that they can do on their own as well.

“They just want to have bragging rights to say this is their version of it, even though the same show will be available on Crunchyroll, or Funimation, or a number of other streaming sites.” It is true that many fansubbing groups now (much like in the old days) compete on who has the flashiest karaoke and typesetting, but I'd say it's unwise to completely fob off fansubbing in 2015.

Typesetting does matter, it profoundly impacts reading, which is particularly relevant when you're giving 300+ pages of your hard work for someone else to read.