Publish your Notes

Today, many people are increasingly concerned about the vast amount of waste that the way we live now generates.
There are few more obvious symptoms of this conspicuous consumption than the mountains of paper that end up in the garbage every day. Some countries don't even attempt to recycle paper, even though trees seem vital to the well-being of our fragile environment and for our shared future.

One small part of a solution to this problem is to use electronic publishing and communication instead of paper, whenever and wherever you can. If you can write books, reports and other long documents, you can certainly use the TexNotes Pro publishing features. Imagine, professional-quality publishing without any paper, printing machines, premises, cost overheads, or staff.

It's also worth thinking about the impact of color. Professional color printing remains extremely expensive, both financially and in terms of paper and toxic chemicals. Home-based color printing is also expensive, and impractical for anything but very small runs of small documents. But as computer-users, we're all used to the very high-quality color we experience every day on our monitor screens. Indeed, many users find that effective use of color is one feature that makes TexNotes Pro so attractive. Of course, Electronic, or eBook publishing preserves color, and makes it easy to distribute your work.

eBooks you create with TexNotes Pro publishing feature are normally created as standalones. This  means the recipient doesn't need TexNotes Pro to read them. When you create an eBook in TexNotes Pro as a standalone, a small reader is automatically included. This means that readers simply double-click your compiled eBook file to read it.

You can send or make your eBook available to anybody who has access to a PC.

This Rough Guide is available for download from the GemX website as an electronic book, and as a .tex file within TexNotes Pro.