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By the way: Does kile support online spellchecking by now?

The above solution requires additional work.
Try latexdiff instead. It only needs two versions and highlights the changes just as word does.
Usage:
latexdiff old.tex new.tex > diff.tex

Get it here: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/support/latexdiff/

However, it doesn't work with vista (the perl ...

As a matter of fact, now - in my opinion - under Windows there is nothing more "functional" and useful than TeXnicCenter, if one is looking for a easily manageable Latex graphic front end, but - moreover - one which actually works ;) (otherwise, the obvious alternative which comes to mind is to ...

You can even label each line of the algorithm, in order to reference to it.
Very handy if the algorithm is changed later on!

Thank you very much. But I want the equations to be aligned not only in the "=" sign but also with respect to "in" and "on". If you write a longer expression instead of "g" in the second equation, you'll see that there's no alignment with respect to "in" and "on".


\begin{equation*}
\left ...

I prefer soft-wrap for the following reason:
Whenever a document is edited by multiple users with different screen/font sizes, soft wrap ensures that is looks good on all font/screen sizes. With hard wrap, the line lengths are mostly too short or too long.
Since I have 3 computers in use at ...

You could give the wmf2eps printer http://www.wmf2eps.de.vu/ a try, and save as .ps
Then, convert it to .eps with ghostscript, and then to .pdf with eps2pdf.

However, I think your main problem is that screenshots are bitmap graphics. When you print, for example, Visio graphics and use wmf2eps, the ...

Edit: Oooops, I should read first before posting

Johan wrote: (I first create a ps file, then a pdf - directly creating a pdf does not work for some reason).

Are the fonts correctly embebbed within the *.ps file? If so, try to use another converter as a workaround (e.g. ps2eps -> epstopdf, acrobat, freepdf, ...).

I do not like the latest yap that comes with Miktex 2.5.
Yap has become extremely slow, with dvips ugly (the font rendering looks as ugly as Ghostscript), and programmed without obeying what the user needs (definitely no rotated text and color gradients within a dvi-previewer).

Therefore, I ...