Documents made with LATEX!

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   What LATEX can do?     

How much better are documents made with LATEX as compared to, say, Microsoft Word or Apple's Pages?  

Are they visually comparable with other word-processing apps? 

Here, I've selected some (made with LATEX documents) from the Internet plus some are my own work. 

Have a look at what today's computers; with LATEX software can produce. (without  the need to go to a publisher!)



NOTE: When source is indicated as Tex  StackExchange  , pages are from the webpages:
Showcase of beautiful typography done in TeX & friends




1.  A 16th century styled-French bible designed to look old-fashion with LATEX!

source:Tex  StackExchange  







2.   Arabic script with a choice of fonts. I think the last one(font) is for writing Persian language 




source:Tex  StackExchange  

3.    Arabic script with equations



[source:Tex  StackExchange  ] 






4.    An example of a formal article for publication





[source : [source: http://reinadelaselva.com/formal-article-example-filename/formal-article-example-12/]


 elements-typo.blogspot.com 




5.  Lecture notes in Italian















 elements-typo   


6.   Styled after Nicholas Bourbaki Group's mathematic books, a page showing beautifully typeset mathematical equations & formulas in between text.






[source: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/70541/can-one-typeset-latex-to-look-like-bourbakis-books?noredirect=1&lq=1]



 elements-typo                                   





6.   Two pages from my own PhD thesis using the Andre Miede's template (that is based on Robert Bringhurst's book ELEMENTS OF TYPOGRAPHIC STYLE)


 
7.   An old-styled (late 18th century) mock up book of the History of Taxonomy.










8.   A dictionary page made of a language that I don't know.










So you see, with LATEX you can make almost any type of document there is to make.











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