Texmaker

With the advancements in document formatting, preparation and even criteria that are required for certain publications, the emergence of dedicated document handlers, such as LaTeX came as a natural consequence. Its inherent complexity might deter some users from actually benefitting from its entire feature set, and this is where Texmaker comes into play, in order to offer users a viable alternative for developing their documents into a LaTeX environment, without the encumbrance of a potentially too complex approach.

Those who are accustomed to working with documents will likely appreciate the layout present on Texmaker, as it offers both a good viewing area, as well as a multitude of quick-access features, which are represented through multiple buttons.

Both the structure, as well as the contents of the opened document can be previewed, and indentation indexing and a load of other standard features make up the basis for the document editing frame.

When going past the basics, one will be able to find a myriad of features hidden within all the menus, and despite their impressive numbers, the complexity of the overall handling is kept at bay, ensuring that even novices can have a go.

We enjoyed that the settings module takes a different approach, and instead of offering a cluttered, complex set of tweaks, it allows one access to only four modules, each with several distinct items, making the customization process quite easy and accessible.

If the complexity of any LaTeX-driven approaches for processing documents is overwhelming to you, this application can provide a much-welcomed simplification, all that without compromising all the essential features required for such endeavors.