Templates — Newsletter

This is a template for the AI Matters articles, a newsletter of the ACM Special Interest Group in Artificial Intelligence (SIGAI) that features ideas and announcements of interest to the AI community. For more details and submission instructions, please check our website: https://sigai.acm.org/aimatters/about.html

Template for the Guam New Invasive Species Alert Fact Sheet Series.

La presente plantilla sirve para "vaciar" una nota periodística en español y darle un formato mas formal que el de copiar y pegar desde un sitio web . Bastante útil porque no está basada en el paquete de costumbre y solo utiliza los comandos mas sencillos.

Looking for a quick way to create a professional quality newsletter? This example by Frits at howtotex.com is the perfect starting point. The newsletter template includes a fancy title, top post and some main content with images. The template is pre-loaded in Overleaf for you to use as a basis to create your own! Just click the button to get started!

Looking elegant and professional, this simple memo template is perfect for communicating either internally within an organization or with outside partners. Using the texMemo package created by Rob Oakes, this template supports all of the standard LaTeX article features in addition to providing some commands specifically designed for a memo or short note. These include commands for the memo recipient (\memoto), sender (\memofrom), Subject (\memosubject), and Date (\memodate). You can also add a logo to your document using the \logo command, and the logo can be an image, text, or any combination of the two. Simply click the button above to create a new memo today, which can be written and shared online directly from Overleaf.

This template is based on the newspaper package, with some modifications to make styling the headlines and bylines a bit easier. Inspired by the New York Times, it can also be used for creating newsletters (it was why the package was created in the first place!)

A Memorandum Template used in assignments of some IST/UL courses. Version 1.1

LaTeX brochure: A publicity flyer for LaTeX (originally by Peter Flynn) The document is designed as a publicity flyer for LaTeX, but also serves as an interesting showcase of what LaTeX can do. The flyer is designed for printing, double-sided, on A3 paper, which would then be folded once. This version on Overleaf uses the venturis font package in place of the commercial Warnock Pro and Aller fonts. Some minor modifications were done on the original so that the brochure fits on 4 pages.

A newsletter template. You can find author's blog at physicslog.com