basic concepts of the LaTeX typesetting system

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Across
  1. 1. the part of your document that contains your actual text
  2. 3. you use this environment when you want to display a numbered formula on a seperate line
  3. 5. the title of a figure or table
  4. 8. you use this environment when you want to display a nonnumbered formula on a seperate line
  5. 10. when you want a picture to have a title and a number, you put it in this environment
  6. 12. the first part of your document: here you declare what kind of document you will be making and you load additional packages
  7. 13. you use this environment when you want to display several numbered formulas, one below the other and aligned on some symbol (such as an equals sign)
  8. 14. you use this environment when you want to create a numbered list
Down
  1. 1. each LaTeX command starts with this symbol
  2. 2. object that LaTeX places somewhere in the document in order to have a nice layout
  3. 4. you use this command to include a picture in your document
  4. 6. to create a numbered table, this environment is the one you should use
  5. 7. when you want to put text in a table, you use this environment
  6. 9. a part of your document that has a title and that is numbered; this title also appears in the table of contents
  7. 11. you use this environment when you want to create a bullet list