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MikTeX (I have installed the full set through the net installer)
MSYS (I have downloaded and installed MSYS-1.0.10.exe)
MinGW (I have downloaded and installed MinGW-5.1.3.exe)
Emacs+AucTeX bundle. This emacs configuration file (rename as .emacs and place into your MSYS home directory) provides these useful emacs function keys.
Subversion revision management (svn) client tools. We use Subversion for keeping our important documents in the department's SVN server (I have downloaded and installed svn-1.4.5-setup.exe)
ghostscript and ghostview

This Web site provides extensive information for using LaTeX on Windows: http://www.math.auc.dk/~dethlef/Tips/
Tools for converting LaTeX to/from various formats
Tools and tricks for generating PS or EPS from Windows applications:
- Method 1: Print to a postscript printer and capture the output as a file, then use ps2eps to generate the Encapsulated Postscript file.
- Method 2: Use the WMF to EPS graphics converter tool
Texaide is an equation editor that runs on Windows and produces LaTeX equations. Really useful if you have to take equation objects from a Word document and convert them to LaTeX. Not bad to edit in if you are familiar with Word equation editor. Freeware.

-- AhmetSekercioglu - 12 May 2009

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