The TeXbook

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The TeXbook is Donald Knuth’s authoritative manual and tutorial on the TeX typesetting system, widely regarded as the definitive reference for learning and using TeX.

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instanceOf book
technical manual
typesetting manual
associatedWith Stanford University
surface form: Stanford University (through its author)

TeX typesetting system
author Donald E. Knuth
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs authoritative manual on TeX
definitive reference for TeX
tutorial on the TeX typesetting system
firstPublicationYear 1984
format print
hasExercises true
hasIndex true
hasNotation dangerous bend symbol for difficult material
includes examples of TeX source code
index of TeX control sequences
typographic examples
influenced LaTeX documentation
TeX documentation practices
language English
mainTopic TeX primitives
boxes and glue in TeX
fonts in TeX
macros in TeX
mathematical typesetting in TeX
page layout in TeX
plain TeX
syntax of TeX
mediaType book
notableFor Donald Knuth’s literate style
precise specification of TeX behavior
use of puzzles and exercises
pageCountApproximate 500+
partOfSeries Computers & Typesetting
publisher Addison-Wesley
relatedWork Computers & Typesetting
surface form: Computers & Typesetting series

TeX: The Program
The METAFONTbook
seriesEditor Donald E. Knuth
status classic in computer typesetting literature
subject TeX typesetting system
surface form: TeX

digital typesetting
targetAudience TeX users
computer scientists
typographers
usedAs reference manual for TeX users
teaching text for TeX courses
volumeInSeries A

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TeX typesetting system documentation The TeXbook
subject surface form: TeX
TeX typesetting system documentedBy The TeXbook
subject surface form: TeX
WEB relatedWork The TeXbook