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authorNorbert Preining <norbert@preining.info>2019-09-02 13:46:59 +0900
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+EBONG VER 1.0 (Free : Public Domain software)
+=============
+[Intro]
+EBONG is a preprocessor that writes bangtex files from a
+file in "Rapid Roman Bangla" format.
+
+bangtex, developed by Palas Baran PAl is the LaTeX way of generating
+crisp bengali text (Read Publication Quality PDF) from a tex source.
+
+EBONG, written by Shibaji Banerjee (hopefullY) makes the task
+easier (It is more linear and easier to remember, even after a really
+long break)
+
+[How it works]: The comamnd
+ ebong.py xyz.b
+
+Will produce xyz.tex. This xyz.tex file can be texified normally, if you
+already have the bangtex package in your TeX setup. If you do not already
+have it, you may obtain it from
+ http://tnp.saha.ernet.in/~pbpal/bangtex/bangtex.html
+
+To preprocess the userguide, use
+ ebong.py eb.b
+
+in ebong/doc. Alternately you can just read the PS / PDF files eb.ps / eb.pdf
+
+[Usage Notes]
+In MS you can just use
+ ebong eb.b
+
+In *nix you can rename the file ebong.py to ebong and do a chmod +x ebong
+to achive the same effect.
+
+[Files]
+ebong.py : The application
+README.txt : Read this first
+doc\eb.pdf : Userguide
+doc\eb.ps : ditto
+doc\src\eb.b : EBONG Source of the userguide
+doc\src\eb_tex.tex : LaTeX Source of the userguide, converted using EBONG
+
+[REQUIREMENTS]
+Platform : Any platform that can make LaTeX and Python work.
+A working TeX setup like MikTeX or TeTeX
+bangtex
+python > 2.3 (lesser will probably do)
+
+
+[Author]
+Shibaji Banerjee (shibaji_ban@yahoo.co.in)
+Physics Dept.
+St. Xavier's College, Kolkata, India