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This wiki is open to anyone willing to contribute with suggestions and recommendations to other users of the novathesis package. Please don't be shy and edit at your free will!
- Getting Started, if you are a newcomer and you think LaTeX is a type of rubber, spelled in a funny way. 😄
- Installing LaTeX in your computer.
- Learning LaTeX
- Troubleshoot, if you are dealing with an annoying error.
- FAQ, if you have some doubts about this project haunting you (or if you just want to learn a little bit more about it)!
- Tips & Tricks, answering questions of type “How dow I do X?” that are not in the FAQ.
- Recommendations for specific Universities/Schools
- Recommendations for specific Operating Systems
- Checklist for delivering the final document
- Recommendations for specific Research Areas
- Main changes in the NOVAthesis template latest version (v6.x).
- Upgrading the NOVAthesis template from v4.x or v5.x to v6.x.
Please notice that the NOVAthesis template uses biber
(and not bibtex
) as the backend bibliography processor.
- If you use
latexmk
in the terminal, it will just work. - If you compile your LaTeX source within a Text Editor (e.g., TexStudio, TextMaker, etc) you must open the Editor Preferences and change something somewhere (depends on the Editor) to use
biber
instead ofbibtex
.
Our ❤️ to those that gave something back!
- 2021 — Beatriz Félix, João Silva, Luís Leston, João Figueira, Manuel Agiró, Bruno Anjos, Sandrina Rodrigues, Jessie Harney, João Barbosa, Ricardo Teixeira, Janak Parajuli, Ganesh Prasad Sigdel, Sahibzada Saadoon Hammad, Pedro Rechena, Filipa Carvalho;
- 2020 — João Carvalho, David Romão, DisplayersereStream, António Estêvão;
- 2019 — Jorge Barreto, Raissa Almeida.
Thanks for using this template and for contributing with your suggestions. We really appreciate it. If you may, please don't send us emails directly. Post your question in the GitHub Discussions page or the Facebook Group and you will get your answer there — perhaps even faster.