org.openoffice.da.writer4latex.oxt/templates.xhp Using the templates The article template

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This template contains a number of styles that corresponds to LaTeX code. If you use these styles and makes sure to use the configuration W4L: Article when you convert your document (this is selected automatically) with Writer2LaTeX, you will get a result that resembles a handwritten LaTeX file. Note that hard formatting and any other styles will be ignored. The available styles are summarized in the following tables. The use of italics in these tables indicates styles that are predefined in %PRODUCTNAME Writer. The names of these styles will be localized if you use a non-english version of %PRODUCTNAME. Paragraph styles %PRODUCTNAME Writer Style LaTeX code Title \title{...} author \author{...} date \date{...} abstract title renews \abstractname abstract abstract environment part \part{...} Heading 2 \section{...} Heading 3 \subsection{...} Heading 4 \subsubsection{...} Heading 5 \paragraph{...} Heading 6 \subparagraph{...} flushleft flushleft environment flushright flushright environment center center environment verse verse environment quote quote environment quotation quotation environment Preformatted text verbatim environment theorem theorem environment itemize itemize list enumerate enurerate list List Heading description list (item label) List Contents description list (item text) Note that also \maketitle is added at the end of a sequence of Title, author and date. For the verbatim environment, only characters available in the input encoding are accepted. Other characters are converted to question marks and other content is discarded, eg. footnotes. Text styles verb \verb|...| Emphasis \emph{...} Strong Emphasis \textbf{...} textrm \textrm{...} textsf \textsf{...} texttt \texttt{...} textup \textup{...} textsl \textsl{...} textit \textit{...} textsc \textsc{...} textmd \textmd{...} textbf \textbf{...} tiny {\tiny ...} scriptsize {\sciptsize ...} footnotesize {\footnotesize ...} small {\small ...} normalsize {\normalsize ...} large {\large ...} Large {\Large ...} LARGE {\LARGE ...} huge {\huge ...} Huge {\Huge ...} For the \verb command, only characters available in the input encoding are accepted. Other characters are converted to question marks and other content is discarded, eg. footnotes.