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Publicon
User Guide
Advanced Features
Customizing LaTeX Output
Customizing 
Output
Introduction
You can export any Publicon document in 
format using the File 
Save As LaTeX menu command. When you choose this command, Publicon automatically translates different cell styles in the document into the equivalent 
markup. For example, all Title and Section cells in the original document are replaced by \title{} and \section{} commands in the exported 
document. Publicon preserves the automatic numbering of sections, figures, equations, and so on in the original document and automatically inserts the 
markup needed for this purpose.
Publicon may also do some additional processing on the content of certain types of cells. For example, mathematical formulas are first translated into 
syntax and then enclosed in an \equation{} command. The transformations for each cell style are defined in the style sheet in the form of conversion rules. You can edit the conversion rules for any cell style to specify the exact type of 
markup that Publicon produces.
Publicon includes style sheets for many popular 
formats. For example, when you export a document formatted according to the AMS_Journal or APS_PhysRev style sheets, the resulting 
document is formatted as an AMS-
or 
document, respectively. In addition, there are separate style sheets for the Book, Article, and Report environments of 
. The 
produced using one of these style sheets should be adequate for most purposes. However, you can customize Publicon to export documents in any desired format or variant of 
by making appropriate changes to one of the built-in style sheets.
