Thank you for your tutorial. Can I have a question? I am wondering about the data security when using Latex on Overleaf. Could you please give me any suggestions? Best regards.
Hi Overleaf is a well established software trusted by many researchers when writing scientific papers. I don't think you should be too concerned about it. However, you can always compile your documents locally of you do not want to share your data with them.
I prefer to use Mendeley since it allows you to search for text inside the PDF. This allows you to quickly find papers if you do not remember the name of the author or the title of the manuscript.
Aren't the subtitles automatically uploaded by RUclips? RUclips automatically added the subtitles to some of my videos. Sorry but it is too much effect to transcribe all the video. Do you know of any software that does that?
I have looked into it and RUclips should automatically generate subtitles using machine learning algorithms. I'll try to add them tomorrow. Thank you for your feedback
@@FedericoTartarini just wanted to let you know that I don't think subtitles are necessary at all. I'm assuming the commenter isn't that proficient in English, but for most people you are very understandable!
Thank you for this informational video, Please when i put \cite{test}. It compiled it into like random chars like this one (e.g [GEMS23]). But i want to give me numbers instead (e.g [1], [2]...). Thank you. Cheers, Mohamed.
Muchas gracias
You are welcome
Thanks a lot! It was easy to follow and what I needed to get started with Mendeley
Thank you for letting me know
Thank you for your tutorial.
Can I have a question?
I am wondering about the data security when using Latex on Overleaf.
Could you please give me any suggestions?
Best regards.
Hi Overleaf is a well established software trusted by many researchers when writing scientific papers. I don't think you should be too concerned about it. However, you can always compile your documents locally of you do not want to share your data with them.
@@FedericoTartarini thanks for your replies
Which is your preference, Mendeley or JabRef; and why?
I prefer to use Mendeley since it allows you to search for text inside the PDF. This allows you to quickly find papers if you do not remember the name of the author or the title of the manuscript.
hi, i could not still sync my mendeley library with overleaf
Try to follow this guide www.overleaf.com/learn/how-to/How_to_link_your_Overleaf_account_to_Mendeley_and_Zotero
you should place subtitles, its very difficult to follow, but ty for the effort!
Aren't the subtitles automatically uploaded by RUclips? RUclips automatically added the subtitles to some of my videos. Sorry but it is too much effect to transcribe all the video. Do you know of any software that does that?
I have looked into it and RUclips should automatically generate subtitles using machine learning algorithms. I'll try to add them tomorrow. Thank you for your feedback
@@FedericoTartarini just wanted to let you know that I don't think subtitles are necessary at all. I'm assuming the commenter isn't that proficient in English, but for most people you are very understandable!
Thank you so much for the feedback
Thank you for this informational video, Please when i put \cite{test}. It compiled it into like random chars like this one (e.g [GEMS23]). But i want to give me numbers instead (e.g [1], [2]...).
Thank you.
Cheers,
Mohamed.
I have a video on how to fix that. Please look for my video on how to add a bibliography in latex
@@FedericoTartarini plz share the link of the video i have same prblm
ruclips.net/video/cetKX6gWAIo/видео.html