Dear Rohana Syamsuddin It's difficult to explain in detail here. Well. I suggest you check Youtube.

Youtube is great choice, as well as this material:

https://gking.harvard.edu/files/lshort2.pdf

Good luck with learning!

Just google "Latex tutorial" and get started. There is also a lot of good books available as reference.

I recommend to use a LaTeX editor. This will make it much easier for you. See the recommendations at https://www.researchgate.net/post/Best_Latex_editor_for_writing_a_Thesis .

Dear Honorable@Mahadi Hasan Miraz@Anton Vrdoljak@Bruno Martin@Wolfgang R. Dick

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Dr. Rohana, in addition to all interesting answers, I can advice to open a free account in LaTex Overloaf which is an online text editor, so you don't have to worry about instalations.

To open a free of cost account, use your ORCID number.

Overload is an online LaTex editing environment which provides you with all features.

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Dear Honorable Pedro L. Contreras E.

Thank you so much for the useful information, I will do your nice advice, God bless you with all goodness, success, and happiness.

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Youtube is great choice

Dear Honorable Satpal Singh

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Dear Rohana Syamsuddin, along with the valuable answers that the other researchers have done, I recommend diving into the LaTeX Forums such as https://tex.stackexchange.com/. In addition, and considering the support to other researchers in this network, I would recommend the "LaTeX-Project" developed by Sofyane Bouameur, where some interesting templates and hints are provided.

https://www.researchgate.net/project/Latex-Project

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You are most welcome, Dr. Rohana Syamsuddin

I share the link:

https://www.overleaf.com/

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You can visit my RG profile, LaTeX Project Rohana Syamsuddin , Pedro L. Contreras E. , thanks Gonzalo Durán S.

Dear Rohana Syamsuddin , I fully agree with Pedro L. Contreras E. that for preparing the manuscript can use an online, collaborative LaTeX editor (Overleaf.com ). It is really helpful to authors.

You're welcome Rohana Syamsuddin and thanks for recommendation! Next, replies given by colleagues Pedro L. Contreras E., Gonzalo Durán S. and Vadym Slyusar are great help for all LaTeX beginners.

Dear Honorable Expert ,Anton Vrdoljak Vadym Slyusar Sofyane Bouameur Pedro L. Contreras E. Gonzalo Durán S.

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Hey, In case anyone needed a tutorial? Here is it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCzF5gDy60g

I've learned latex basic theory from them and I also used overleaf as my latex editor. Then I started writing my own project and when I got stuck, I asked to google, that "How to do this/that" . That helped me a lot. I suggest you to start working on any template, that will help you understanding the psychology of latex.

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I suggest Overleaf.com

Browse the journal for LaTeX template and upload all the supporting files of the template to overleaf and start editing in the template. Definitely google and youtube will help you out if you find any difficulties. But the majority of the job is done if you can get the LaTeX template from the journal website. If no such template is available then there are a plethora of templates available in Overleaf. You can browse and choose the one that looks pleasing to you.

Dear Venkatesh Punesth

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Organization is key in any paper, and a scientific paper is no exception. Splitting your document into smaller, cohesive elements which focus on specific topics is beneficial to both the reader and the author. LATEX makes it easy to to this with sections.

http://www.astro.wisc.edu/~sstanimi/Students/useful_latex.pdf

Might be a bit controversial here but ...

IMHO:

LaTex was machine code of publication - the world moved on to wysiwyg only about 30+ years ago. Any publisher that only takes submissions in that archaic language is being rather stone age. Camera / publication ready copy can be created in so many easy to use tools that to insist on using an ancient relic just places unnecessary barriers to entry.

If that same publisher does not provide article templates just vaguely worded "guidelines" then you know you are dealing with a publishing dinosaur or paper generating mill that provides no value add - look elsewhere.

Sure LaTex was a good and relatively bug free system, used by many, but pushing authors to be typographical mark up compilers is like asking painters to be chemists and make their own colours.

Yousif Honorable Experts Salam Saeed and Clive England

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Please see the link:

http://course1.winona.edu/eerrthum/latex/windows.html

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Yes, the online LaTeX editor Overleaf is the right way to go. I would recommend to start with opening a template document and then to modifying it. Please check the brief introduction here. https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Learn_LaTeX_in_30_minutes

I hope you will soon realize the great benefits of working/writing/publishing with LaTeX and the beauty of the resulting documents.

I agree with all the people who recommended "overleaf '' in their answer.

Using overleaf, you don't need to download any software on your computer. Moreover, you won't face any problem of missing packages in your pc, I often faced such problems in TexStudio at the beginning. I would suggest uploading some easy templates in overleaf and editing them. Try different templates with equations, figures, single column text, double column text. Each time, try to understand how the core is working, you will learn LaTex gradually. Finally, after some experience of documentation in overleaf, I suggest you download Miktex and TexStudio because you may not access the internet all the time but you may need to prepare your documents in LaTex. Thank you.

Dear Honoraob;e experts Immo Trinks Sujan Prasad Gautam

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