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      <title>How to highlight changes between an old version and a new version of a LaTeX document</title>
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      <description>As a scholar who often submits manuscripts to journals or conferences, it is not uncommon when the editor requests to submit a pdf which highlights the difference from the previous version to current one. This usually happens when a minor revision is requested.
If using Microsoft Word, the highlighted version is easy to produce as MS Word comes with a diff option. However, in circumstances where LaTeX is used, producing a diff version is not as straightforward as with MS Word.</description>
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      <title>How to port your Visio drawing into the Latex editor - the indirect way</title>
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      <description>It is common to draw figures or diagrams with Microsoft Visio, as it is really an awesome all-in-one tool! Visio has numerous templates as well as an easy-to-use interface, by simply clicking and dragging with a mouse, a fantastic diagram will be there.
For people working on a document, e.g. an academic paper, if you are using Microsoft Word, you can just Ctrl + c and Ctrl + v from Visio to Word and the diagram will be precisely placed at where your cursor is; however, for people who are working with Latex, things are not that smooth, or, unfortunately, really tricky.</description>
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