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Using Google to search for tex files

15. June 2012 by tom 6 Comments

Looking for a thesis example, a sample letter or a CV template? You can use Google to search for a particular type of file using the filetype keyword, e.g.: Google’s result page will show tex files only. See here for Google’s FAQ on filetype.

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