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\author{Simon Hood}
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Leslie Lamport's book \cite{ll:latexbook} is the obvious place to start,
but is probably better as the second or third place.  

Better places to start are {\it Essential \LaTeX} \cite{jw:essential} 
and {\it The Not So Short Introduction to \LaTeX 2e} \cite{notsoshort};
{\it An Introduction to \TeX\ and Friends} \cite{introtexfriends} is
also good.

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