Prefab LaTeX Solutions

I do some things with LaTeX that I haven't seen around in other places. Here, you'll find how to do them, too. I only post material that a moderately thorough google-search didn't resolve with a prefab answer.

Because just about everything that wants covering relies on code to get a certain effect, I've produced PDFs that explain it.

• A class handout style file. The main point of the file is to save space while maintaining a clear structure.
• The style is also set up to support something like a logo. An example tex-file, including the logo, is here. The result is here.
• A proper way of displaying arguments in the premise-conclusion form.
• Doing premise-conclusion in beamer.
• The code for the pictures from Scha's Distributive, Collective, and Cumulative Quantification.