TEMPLATES

Start from a template

TeXAnt comes with 16 project templates. Each picture below is a page of the template exactly as it compiles, before you change anything.

A page of the Research Paper template — Research PaperAcademic paper with bibliography and figures.

A page of the Conference Paper template — Conference PaperIEEE-style conference paper with references.

A page of the Thesis template — ThesisMulti-chapter thesis with appendices.

A page of the Report template — ReportStructured report with chapters and references.

A page of the Book Chapter template — Book ChapterSingle chapter with sections and references.

A page of the Lecture Notes template — Lecture NotesOrganized notes with sections and theorem-style blocks.

A page of the Beamer Presentation template — Beamer PresentationSlides made with Beamer.

A page of the Exam template — ExamGraded exam with points, choices and an answer key.

A page of the Assignment template — AssignmentHomework with question and solution sections.

A page of the Lab Report template — Lab ReportObjective, methods, data and conclusion.

A page of the CV / Resume template — CV / ResumeProfessional curriculum vitae.

A page of the Formal Letter template — Formal LetterBusiness or academic letter.

A page of the BibTeX Example template — BibTeX ExampleShows how a BibTeX bibliography works.

A page of the LuaTeX Example template — LuaTeX ExampleMultiplication tables generated with Lua code.

A page of the Empty Project template — Empty ProjectA single main.tex to start from.

Languages

The sixteenth template is a starter for languages that need their own fonts: Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Vietnamese, Hindi, Marathi and Thai. Pick the language when you create the project and the right setup is written for you. If a font is not installed yet, TeXAnt offers to install it.

First page of the language starter in Japanese — Japanese

First page of the language starter in Hindi — Hindi

How to use one

In the Project Hub, tap Create New Project → Template, choose a template and give the project a name. The files are ordinary LaTeX, so you can change anything. New to TeXAnt? Start with Getting started.