The innovative new journal, PeerJ, has won the the 2013 ALPSP publishing innovation award! River Valley Technologies are proud to have played a small part, by designing the PDF file for the journal. We worked closely with the PeerJ team to create a design that is comfortable to read both on paper and on screen, and is also suited for near automated typesetting, directly from XML files.
As Apple executives say, “we are really, really excited” to share something with you. For quite a while we have been working on replacing the traditional method of sending PDFs to authors, and receiving annotations. Read more…
Automatically generated PDFs have always been around, but the quality has generally not matched those created by a skilled operator, using a dedicated pagination system. Well, our pagination “engine” is TeX, which can be triggered Read more…
Some 10 years ago, we started a programme to create a graphical front end for LaTeX. This was a tall order, but version 1 was announced at the TeX Users Group meeting in Portland, Oregon. Read more…