RE: LaTeX - anyone using a wysiwyg editor for it?

["Monique Semp" <monique -dot- semp -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

Hi David,

Yes, you read my apparent amazement correctly :-).

I'm just getting started on looking at my client's doc, so I don't know yet
whether they have a good set of styles set up or whether they just took the
"defaults."  But I am installing LyX now, and will also compare it to the
other one I'd found (BaKoMa-TeX).  The client mentioned that some people
use MiKTeX, but that's not a wysiwyg editor, so I don't think they knew
what I was asking when I asked what people were using.

So, more within a few days.  Thanks so much for all the info!
-Monique


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