ElmerGUI manual and tutorials

This repository includes the source files for building part of the Elmer documentation.
Currently ElmerGUI Manual and Elmer Tutorials are provided. The other parts of the documentation are not yet in open repository.
The documentation here is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial.

Content of the directories

latex-elmer-getstart - Get Started with Elmer document
latex-elmergui - latex input files to build ElmerGUI manual
latex-tex-start - getting started with TeXworks and editing manuals
latex-tex-template - a template in TeXworks for building new tutorials
latex-tutorials-CL - latex input files to build tutorials manual without graphical user interface (command-line usage, files explained)
latex-tutorials-GUI - latex input files to build tutorials manual where ElmerGUI is used
tutorials-CL-files - sample input output files related to the tutorials without using the graphical user interface
tutorials-GUI-files - sample input output files related to using ElmerGUI for the tutorials

To build the documentation requires LaTex being installed.
To create the documentation under Linux you can open a terminal window in the 'elmerfem-manuals' directory and type "source makedoc.sh".
If you get an error like 'float.sty not found', then you may need to install the 'extra' package: 'sudo apt-get install texlive-latex-extra'.

To build with LaTeX in Windows, install 'MikTex'.
Msys2 has a bash shell that can run the 'source makedoc.sh' script.
Installing Git usually also installs 'Git Bash' as a right click context menu selection and Git Bash can run the 'source makedoc' script.

TeXworks is a LaTex editor that can be used to edit a single manual.
TeXworks can be used in Linux and in Windows. For Windows, installing 'MikTex' will also TeXworks.
Select 'pdfLaTeX+MakeIndex+BibTeX' in order to build a manual.
It is suggested to use the TeXworks dictionary 'English - United Kingdom (en-GB) for spelling checks.