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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 writeLaTeX for you to use as a basis to create your own! Check out the original article on the howtotex site for a guide on how to build a newsletter template in LaTeX, or just click the button to get started!

To read more about Mikhail's use of LaTeX for research, see his guest blog post.

Not just for technical papers - LaTeX can be used to create remarkable images with just a few lines of code. This example is Sunset by Elena Botoeva, and by opening in writeLaTeX you can see how adjusting the code alters the images. To start creating your own LaTeX art, simply click below to open & edit.

LaTeX isn't just for reports and papers - the powerful TikZ package can be used to create professional graphics and diagrams with only a few lines of text Here's the perfect example from TeXample.net that's pre-loaded in writeLaTeX for you to try out - just click to open & edit online instantly. For comments and discussions on this example, see the TeXample page. New to LaTeX and want to find out more? Our Interactive Introduction to LaTeX course is freely available online, and Part 3 gives some great tips for creating your own presentations and drawings. Check it out today!

Generating invoices is made easy with LaTeX. The invoice package created by Oliver Corff allows you to create a simple invoice with the minimum of code. We've loaded up an example template from Paul Asmuth's blog so you can give it a try with one-click - no sign up required!

If you've just written your first paper and are looking for some inspiration for a titlepage, why not try this one designed by Frits at howtotex.com. The template is pre-loaded in writeLaTeX so you can get started straight away - there's nothing to install and no sign up required. Just click on the button above to create your title page and start writing immediately. For more background see this page on the howtotex site. If you're new to LaTeX and want some tips on how to write a paper, why not try out free Interactive Introduction to LaTeX course - split into three parts, it covers all you need to write a complete paper, including figures, tables, and a bibliography.

Did you know it's possible to draw paths between nodes and across different pictures in LaTeX? This example shows how to easily draw connecting arrows in presentations with the Beamer package. We've pre-loaded this great example originally published on TeXample.net for you to try out on writeLaTeX. To read more about this feature head to this page on the TeXample site, or just click above to get started. If you're new to LaTeX, checkout the third part of our free online LaTeX course for more hints on creating presentations and drawings in LaTeX.

This project report template combines elegant formatting with a clean layout, and is the perfect way to quickly turn your notes and results into a complete document. Originally created by Frits Wenneker, the template is now pre-loaded in Overleaf for easy editing in your browser. You can use Overleaf to create, edit and publish your report with nothing to install and no sign up required - simply click the 'Open as Template' button to create your project report instantly. If you're new to LaTeX, checkout our free online LaTeX course - it covers all the steps you need to create a complete document with figures, tables and bibliography.

This two-column template also incorporates a great coloured title effect. This was originally designed by Frits at howtotex.com, and is now pre-loaded in writeLaTeX and ready to go. For more details see this page on the howtotex site, or just click below to get started.