I made this video to help me illustrate a report in to possible bugs in the AI integration. This is still beta, so as part of the beta testing program I can report issues I find.

I am currently testing the new AI integration in the Overleaf editor. This video is a very basic illustration as to how this AI feature can help fix errors.

As stated, this will come in to its own once I am using more complex code.

I have made a quick intro to illustrate the basic difference between pdflscape and lscape packages in the LaTeX typesetting system.

This video will be embedded in to a post on my website / blog

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Some of my text is in the wring place, so just illustrating howe to move this. It is fairly straight forward but worth illustrating anyway.

So my document has a slight problem with the section numbering so I have made another video to illustrate one method of fixing this. The solution will very much depend on the type of document you are creating etc.

Video to illustrated how to ensure that new sections are on a new page. There are multiple solutions to this, so this is just one of many.

This is a short video to hopefully illustrate add a citation to a LaTeX document using Overleaf.

Longer more complex documents may contain tables of results. As with the previous tutorial adding a list of these tables makes it easier for the reader to quickly find them in the results.

In this video I add a table and then also add a list at the end of the document. As with list of figures this is automatically generated and formatted.

As you write more complex documents, reports, article in LaTeX, you will probably add illustrations and other graphics. Providing a handy list is really useful to the reader.

Quick run through on how to do this.

An index is a quick way to find sections, subjects in a document. This is a quick run through on how to add an index to your LaTeX document.