Stuff I didn't know you could do. This is what happens when you have so many smart people looking at something.
Mathematica puts out a symbolic expression that you can read. Now, you think about publishing that - using LaTex. Luckily for you, all you have to do is:
In[3]:= TeXForm[%]
Combine that with Tex's fault tolerance and you have a big time-saver here.
Another thing I didn't know you could do - but, being a shell guy I thought I'd try:
The % in the above refers to the output of the previous submission. But, can you refer to the nth output? Sure can, just use %n. That's a handy one too. Good job Steve.
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