By Jochen Voss, on
I just learned a new trick: the "texdoc" program automatically finds and displays information for LaTeX packages. On my shiny Mac, using the MacTeX distribution, I can type commands like the following:
texdoc geometry texdoc tikz texdoc jvlisting
This shows the documentation for the corresponding package as a PDF file.
This is an excerpt from Jochen's blog.
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