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Other types of Mathematica output formats may be specified as arguments to the
Assign function. The following shows how 
expressions may be produced:
In[4]:= Assign[ "\alpha", x Log[Subscripted[y[i]]], TeXForm ]
Out[4]//OutputForm=
\alpha = x\,\log (y_{i})
Which prints as 
. This facility can be
particularly useful for producing and 
documents from
Mathematica notebooks. Smith suggests establishing template and
files for use with Splice [26]. The Mathematica input and output
lines are evaluated and placed at appropriate points in the text, thus ensuring
accurate proofs. In the inverbatim environment is especially
useful and has been used throughout the preparation of this document.