Please read this file before you install the program. tr2latex: Troff-to-TeX translator Copyright (C) by 1987 Kamal Al-Yahya, 1991,1992 Christian Engel. This directory contains a program developed at the Stanford Exploration Project, Geophysics Department, by Kamal Al-Yahya. It was modified and enhanced substantially by Christian Engel at the Rheinisch-Westfaelische Technische Hochschule at Aachen, Germany, Department of Computer Science 4. Copying the sources and the program to any other machine is permitted without prior permission provided that copyright messages are kept, no profit is made by copying the files, and modifications are clearly documented. I would very much appreciate any comments or suggestions. My e-net address is kamal@hanauma.stanford.edu If it doesn't work try kamal%hanauma@score.stanford.edu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- It seems as if Kamal isn't to the net anymore. I have made several modifications on Kamal's version 0.93 from the net. Thus I continued my revision numbering with 1.00. The actual revision is version 2.2 1992/04/27 15:13:26. If you modify this source, if you found some bugs, or if you have some suggestions for improvements then e-mail me as well: krischan@informatik.rwth-aachen.de USING THE TRANSLATOR You can run the program either by tr2latex < file > file.tex or tr2latex file > file.tex You are most likely to get messages on the standard error telling you about things it encounters and cannot do. Now you have the translated document. Look at it and see if you can spot a major error. Run it through latex. If it runs and produces the dvi file, then print it. If you get latex error messages modify the translated document accordingly and repeat the latex run, and so on. I usually get away with one or two iterations. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- And in 2009 it seems as if Christian Engel has vanished from the Internet as well, so I have took over this project and updated the build process for a modern UN*X system. Comments and questions go to Dirk Jagdmann