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UKTeX Digest    Friday, 14 May 1993    Volume 93 : Issue 17

   ``The UKTeX Digest is brought to you as a free, unfunded and voluntary
        service of the UK TeX Users Group and the UK TeX Archive.''

Today's Topics:
 {Questions & Answers}:
                               Re: emtex betatest
                         extra pk fonts for OzTeX users
                        Re: help sought for \endchapter
                        Figure caption spacing in LaTeX
                              Re: endash and minus
                              Re: endash and minus
                           Re: problems with afm2tfm
       Including PostScipt or encapsulated PostScript diagram in SliTeX?
     Re: Including PostScipt or encapsulated PostScript diagram in SliTeX?
                         Problems with PostScript pfbs
                              DVI -> TeX/LaTeX ??
                            RE: DVI -> TeX/LaTeX ??
                          Latex inquiry from Hong Kong
                        Re: Latex inquiry from Hong Kong
                 BEEBE Drivers PC Package, HP4 drivers & Fonts
               Re: BEEBE Drivers PC Package, HP4 drivers & Fonts
                                   bibstyles
                                Vancouver style
                             Tex Previewer for PCs
                           Re: Tex Previewer for PCs
 {Archive News}:
                                Dates in ftp.tex
                              RE: Dates in ftp.tex
                           CMacTeX in UK TeX Archive
                        fonts/futhark in UK TeX Archive
 {Announcements}:
            preliminary programme for Tug93 meeting July26--30 1992
                 TeX and Arabic script Conference Announcement
                    OpenWindows icons by Don Knuth available


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    Moderators:     Peter Abbott (Aston University) and
                    David Osborne (University of Nottingham)
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                    UKTeX-request@uk.ac.tex

                      E D I T O R ' S   N O T E

         Apologies for not distributing an issue of UKTeX last week...
                          Friday was a long day... :-(

                                                        --Ed.

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Date:    08 Apr 1993 12:30:32 +0000
From:    spqr@uk.ac.york.minster
Subject: Re: emtex betatest

 > I have also just got the dvips from the emtex bonus set. However GHOSTSCRIPT
 > complains about any ps files created with this version. My old version was
 > okay though I remember seeing something about this before but cannot
 > remember what the solution was.

can't help with thus unless you tell me what GhostScript actually
*says*....

sebastian

------------------------------

Date:    Thu, 08 Apr 1993 11:53:17 -0700
From:    rbhumbla%edu.ucsd@uk.ac.nsfnet-relay
Subject: extra pk fonts for OzTeX users

You wrote:

# Ravi Bhumbla has built some extra pk fonts for OzTeX. See
# ftp.tex.ac.uk:systems/mac/OzTeX.

Just to give credit where credit is due, I didn't build these fonts.
I only obtained these in reply to a posting I had sent to
comp.text.tex asking for these.

These fonts were built by Bertil Pettersson (bertil@laban.uu.se).

Enjoy,
Ravi

------------------------------

Date:    Fri, 16 Apr 1993 14:06:44 +0000
From:    Philip Taylor (RHBNC) <P.Taylor@uk.ac.rhbnc.vax>
Subject: Re: help sought for \endchapter

>>> I've written the following:
>>> \def\throwpages{\vfill\eject\null\vfill\eject}
>>> \def\endpage{\vfill\eject}
>>> \global\outer\def\endchapter{\ifodd\pageno
>>>    \throwpages
>>>       \else
>>>          \endpage
>>>             \fi}
>>> which I had hoped would cause every chapter to start on an odd numbered page if
>>> called in a file so:
>>> \input cashen1912.chap3
>>> \endchapter
>>> Well, it works in all cases bar one (and so does not work at all then): chapter
>>> 2 ends on p.20, p.21 is inserted, and the next piece starts on p.22.
>>> What am I doing wrong?

perhaps failing to synchronise with the updating of \pageno, which takes place
in the output routine?  An alternative approach would be to hack \chapter
instead, something along the lines of the following:

        \def \chapter 
            {\vfill \eject %%% exercise the page builder
             \ifodd \pageno \else \line {} \vfill \eject \fi %%% recto = odd
             <etc>
            }

                                        Philip Taylor, RHBNC

------------------------------

Date:    03 May 1993 14:26:26 -0000
From:    N Mooljee <nkm@uk.ac.edinburgh.castle>
Subject: Figure caption spacing in LaTeX

  I have a latex question, I am using latex  and using the
  automatically generated list of figures and list of tables i.e.
  \listoffigures and \listoftable and the output pages of
  these(postscript,a4) have the text of all figure or table captions for
  numbers of 10 and above hard up against the appropriate figure and table
  nomber. Something like 
  1-1 Figure Caption

  .
  Edit:1
  .
  .
  1-10Figure Caption

  i.e. no space between the 10 and the F
  Is it possible to do anything about this without getting too involved in
  latex macros etc.?

------------------------------

Date:    04 May 1993 12:32:17 -0000
From:    Mike Piff <M.Piff@uk.ac.sheffield>
Subject: Re: endash and minus

%>From: Martin Ward <Martin.Ward@durham.ac.uk>
%>Date: Tue, 4 May 93 10:09:38 BST
%>Subject: Re: endash and minus
%>
%>
%>I use two dots to refer to an inclusive range of integers with this
%>definition:
%>
%>% range dots, like \ldots but with two dots only (for 1..n etc.):
%>\def\rdots{\mathinner{\ldotp\ldotp}}
%>
%>Then $2 \rdots 4$ and $-5 \rdots -3$ both look fine and are consistent.
%>(Technically, a..b is the sequence <a, a+1, a+2, ..., b> where a >= b-1).

Yes, that is how Pascal does ranges, but then what is endash for?

------------------------------

Date:    04 May 1993 12:35:36 -0000
From:    Mike Piff <M.Piff@uk.ac.sheffield>
Subject: Re: endash and minus

%>Date: Mon, 3 May 93 18:57:57 GMT
%>From: JL Doumont <doumont@pcim.ucl.ac.be>
%>Subject: endash and minus
%>
%>Splitting hairs, aren't we? Well, I like that! :-)
%>
%>Now this may sound like a silly answer, but why don't you try something
%>simple, like "from $-5$ to $-3$" or "in the range $-5\ldots-3$"?
%>(Yeah, I know, finding a consistent system is always so much nicer.)

That's the name of the game!   ^^

------------------------------

Date:    Tue, 04 May 1993 14:00:49 +0100
From:    A.F.Lack@uk.ac.city
Subject: Re: problems with afm2tfm

IN the last issue of UKTeX digest I posted a problem I was experiencing
when installing a Type 1 clone of Garamond [actually GarDenOpti-Regular
from Optifont UK].  I can now relate some more information about my
error, but also have to report further diffulties.

First the afm2tfm problem.  My original problem was afm2tfm gave me
the error

 ! kern char not found
 KPX infinity a -19
              ^
E.J.Vens@icce.rug.nl mailed me this:

> The errormessage points to a line KPX... where a "kern char" is "not found".
> KPX is the afm command for a horizontal kerning. It has three parameters:
> <first charactername> <second charactername> <units to kern>. In your case the
> afm file want the typesetter to kern -19 units when it encounters a character
> named "infinity" followed by a character named "a". The errormessage point to
> a place in that command right after "infinity", meaning that this is the
> character that it doesn't know about.
> 
> The reference to Adobe Garamond in the manpage is an entirely different
> chapter. PostScript font programs usually define more glyphs than the Adobe
> StandardEncoding knows about. In order to let the typesetting program know
> that these characters are available one can change the encodingvector. The
> file AdobeGaramond.afm that comes with the dvips distribution is an example of
> such an encodingvector. It is not related to your problem because afm2tfm is
> not a PostScript program, and it is not interested in the encodingvector.
> Afm2tfm can however reencode a font, so TeX can also reach those unreachable
> characters.
> 
> My suggestion to solve your problem is either remove all references to this
> "infinity" character in your afmfile, or find the charactername that is really
> ment to be there. "infinity" is not part of StandardEncoding, nor is it part
> of IsoLatin1Encoding or ExpertEncoding. There is an "infinity" in the
> SymbolEncoding.
> 
> EJee.

My interpretation of the answer lead me to edit the AFM file (it's
a plain text file) and insert the keyword "Comment" in front of
offending lines.  This allowed afm2tfm to run to completion.

My problem now is that after doing the necessary changes to psfonts.map,
and generating a TeX file which uses the Garamond clone, my HP IIIsi
hangs when I transmit the resultant PS file to it.  On closer inspection
of the printer, and using pageview under SunOS, I am getting
suspicious of way dvips is including the pfb file or the pfb file
itself.

The pfb starts with 6 binary values, which appear in other type 1 pfbs
I have looked at---so presumably this is OK.  Yet the printer
and pageview seen to take exception to them claiming an undefined
command in that region of code.

Has anyone got any answers?

AFL

------------------------------

Date:    Tue, 04 May 1993 15:37:50 +0100
From:    black%gb.hmg.dra.signal@uk.ac.nsfnet-relay
Subject: Including PostScipt or encapsulated PostScript diagram in SliTeX?

Has anyone any idea how to include a PostScipt or encapsulated PostScript
diagram in SliTeX using dvitops?

I've tried 

\vspace{2in}
\special{dvitops: import filenmae width height}

with a diagram in encapsulated PostScipt, but this does not work.

Should it work?


Thanks in advance,
John Black.

janet:   jvb@uk.mod.hermes
internet: black@signal.dra.hmg.gb
jvb@hermes.mod.uk@relay.mod.uk

------------------------------

Date:    Wed, 05 May 1993 16:17:10 +0100
From:    black@signal.dra.hmg.gb
Subject: Re: Including PostScipt or encapsulated PostScript diagram in SliTeX?

 I used this macro which someone here had written. it's quite simple

\def\psinsert#1#2#3#4#5#6{\vskip #4 \vbox to 0pt{ \kern #6 \hbox{ \kern #5
\special{dvitops: import #1 #2 #3}}\vss}}

#1 the PostScript or Encapsulated PostScript filename (I used an epsf file so 
   don't know if it works with PostScript
#2 The width of figure display area
#3 The depth of figure display area
#4 The verticle distance allowed for the figure
#5 The horizontal offset of figure
#6 The verticle offset of figure

I specified everything in points but perhaps you could use cm or in instead.

John Black

------------------------------

Date:    Wed, 05 May 1993 09:26:06 +0100
From:    A.F.Lack@uk.ac.city
Subject: Problems with PostScript pfbs

I have found what can only be termed a ``bug'' in dvips version 5.395
(admittedly and old version) in handling the down-loading of
PostScript .pfb files.

In an earlier mail message to ``UKTeX Digest'' I reported that
I was suspicious of my dvips and this indeed proved to be the case.

A pfb file contains a textual header followed by (the bulk of the
file) in binary.  Dvips 5.395 was including the binary portion
of the pfb in the final PostScript output as binary and this was
obviously upsetting the printer.

I have now compiled the latest version, 5.516, and this works
by converting the binary values in the pfb into hexadecimal characters.

I can now print from down-loaded pfbs!  And pageview under OpenWindows 3
still can't preview these files!

If any of you are looking for cheap but good PostScript faces in
Type 1 format, then take a look at CorelDraw version 3.  This comes
with a CD containg dozens of usable faces, including versions of
Baskerville, Garamond and Caslon.

AFL


------------------------------

Date:    Wed, 05 May 1993 09:38:00 +0000
From:    Ian Ellery, CPC"Ian Ellery, CPC" <S121@uk.ac.east-anglia.cpc865>
Subject: DVI -> TeX/LaTeX ??

A user has deleted a large LaTeX file (by accident :-), but still
has the DVI file. Anyone got any thoughts on the best tool to
recover as much of the text as possible, with any formatting as
an added bonus? I thought of something like dvitty or similar,
but wondered if there was anything better - as dvitty tries to make it
look like the formatted text (naturally), whereas here I just need the
text, ready to be re-edited.
   thanks,
      Ian
  (Ian Ellery, i.ellery@uea)


------------------------------

Date:    Wed, 05 May 1993 11:59:58 -0000
From:    Philip Taylor (RHBNC) <P.Taylor@uk.ac.rhbnc.vax>
Subject: RE: DVI -> TeX/LaTeX ?? 

>>> A user has deleted a large LaTeX file (by accident :-), but still
>>> has the DVI file. Anyone got any thoughts on the best tool to
>>> recover as much of the text as possible, with any formatting as
>>> an added bonus? I thought of something like dvitty or similar,
>>> but wondered if there was anything better - as dvitty tries to make it
>>> look like the formatted text (naturally), whereas here I just need the
>>> text, ready to be re-edited.
>>>    thanks,

DVIspell, from the emTeX suite.

                                        Philip Taylor, RHBNC

------------------------------

Date:    06 May 1993 09:47:26 +0800
From:    HRECLHW@hk.hku.hkucc
Subject: Latex inquiry from Hong Kong

FROM: Dr.Joseph Hun-wei Lee
      Dept.of Civil and Structural Engineering
      University of Hong Kong
      Pokfulam Road, HONG KONG
      Fax: (+852) 559-5337
      Email: hreclhw@hkucc.bitnet

I would be most grateful if you could  help  out   with   the  
following questions:

1) I would like to print LATEX documents and graphics (with Latex 
output generated by e.g. GNUPLOT) on  a  Hewlett  Packard  500  
deskjet  (inkjet) printer?  Can this be done?  If so, where could 
one get or purchase a copy  of  the  HP deskjet printer driver?  
If needed, I will purchase the  complete  emTex  package  together 
with documentation and utilities from  Aston.   Please  quote  the 
price for air-mail orders from Hong Kong as soon as possible,  and 
I can send you a Eurocheque for the purchase.  

I have been using Emtex on a HP Laserjet  3 printer in the 
department office and it works fine.  However,  I  am thinking of 
buying a  deskjet  printer  for  my  own  personal  use.  

2) Although Latex  is  admirably  powerful  in  preparing  technical 
papers, I find it cumbersome to use it  to  prepare  something  simple 
like a Curriculum Vitae - e.g. the usual 'Experience' section  where 
one would like to have something like:

1987-90      Something here that may extend for several lines but 
             would like to have this block on the right typeset  
             and fully left and right justified.

This can easily be done on a standard wordprocessor, but it  is  not 
clear how one can use Latex efficiently for this.  Using  a  tabular 
environment is too clumsy for this.   Whereas  using  a  description 
environment may not allow one to adjust the spacing between the left 
and right blocks.  Is there any 'clean' way to do this?   

Thank you in advance for your assistance.


Joseph Hun-wei Lee

------------------------------

Date:    Thu, 06 May 1993 18:55:49 +0200
From:    rahtz%ch.cern.dxcern@uk.ac.earn-relay
Subject: Re: Latex inquiry from Hong Kong

 
LIST> 1) I would like to print LATEX documents and graphics (with
LIST> Latex output generated by e.g. GNUPLOT) on a Hewlett Packard 500
LIST> deskjet (inkjet) printer?  Can this be done?  If so, where could
LIST> one get or purchase a copy of the HP deskjet printer driver?  If
 
the emTeX package you are about to order has a deskjet driver in it
 
LIST> for air-mail orders from Hong Kong as soon as possible, and I
LIST> can send you a Eurocheque for the purchase.
 
please contact Peter Abbott direct about this, or just add 5 pounds
for the extra postage
 
LIST> description environment may not allow one to adjust the spacing
LIST> between the left and right blocks.  Is there any 'clean' way to
LIST> do this?
 
of course you can adjust it! check the manual more carefully. you can
change *many* parameters of lists; it may not be easy, but this is
generic markup, at least you only need do it once.
 
Sebastian

------------------------------

Date:    Thu, 06 May 1993 11:01:32 +0700
From:    d.r.moore@uk.ac.imperial
Subject: BEEBE Drivers PC Package, HP4 drivers & Fonts

Dear UKTEX. Malcolm Clark recommended I contact you with my questions
concerning the support of TeX at IC Maths.

1. I down loaded the BEEBE DVI drivers packages from the ASTON archive,
   but was unable to produce a working PC version because I could not
   find the sources for the PC version of MAKE he refers to in his
   documentation and the attendent library used in make that the
   driver package also requires.  Where could I find the sources for
   this or a complete IBM PC version of DVICAN or the sources necessary
   to 'MAKE' this?

2. We now have a number of HP4 Laserjets attached to PCs and UNIX
   workstations.  We would like to have 600dpi fonts.
   a. Can you suggest where we could find drivers for the HP4 from
      public domain sources (or Hack an existing BEEBE driver?)?
   b. We have working METAFONT. What are the recommended mode definitions
      to use for this device when generating the fonts?

Many thanks for your help.  DAN

------------------------------

Date:    Fri, 07 May 1993 10:04:27 +0700
From:    d.r.moore@uk.ac.imperial
Subject: Re: BEEBE Drivers PC Package, HP4 drivers & Fonts

In Message Thu, 6 May 1993 20:44:22 +0200, rahtz@DXCERN.CERN.CH writes:

>those dvi drivers are out of date. junk them. what device are you
>printing to? the emTeX drivers and dvips between them cover most things

I need a PC/DOS based driver for a CANON LBP-8 A2. BEEBE has such a driver
and I have used the VAX VMS version quite successfully for 5 years, but
our VAX has been killed and I need a PC driver.  I have EMTEX and its
drivers, but I do not see a CANON driver amongst them.

>LIST> you suggest where we could find drivers for the HP4 from public
>LIST> domain sources (or Hack an existing BEEBE driver?)?  b. We have\
> 
>dont hack. use emTeX drivers

Where or how to I modify the existing dvihplj.exe driver in EMTEX to
drive an HP4 at 600 dpi.  We are already using it to drive the HP4
at 300 dpi. (We want the enhanced resolution to clean up some fine
details like the horizontal bar in the  case e in CMR10 at 10 point
resolution. Some times the bar is broken or ragged at 300dpi!).

>LIST> working METAFONT. What are the recommended mode definitions to
>LIST> use for this device when generating the fonts?
>
>you dont need a new driver, you just need a mode def. the general view
>seems to be "your guess is as good as mine" for the HP4

I don't understand why I don't need a new driver.  How do I 'kick' the HP4
into 600dpi mode after I have generated a set of 600dpi fonts?


Many thanks for the trouble you have taken to reply to my queries.
Dan MOORE

------------------------------

Date:    Fri, 07 May 1993 12:06:25 +0100
From:    Richard Kaye <kaye@uk.ac.oxford.vax>
Subject: bibstyles

I am editing a book, and the publisher is insisting on author-date
style for citations and bibliography.  Can someone please point me in
the direction of the relevant style files for LaTeX/BIBTEX ?

This style of citation/bibliog has had some bad press.  But I find that
for SOME types of technical work (mine is in Pure Mathematics) it isn't
so bad.  The `Author' and `date' information is useful to recall which 
paper is being cited, when [n] is often completely unmemorable, and [Blo93]
is not much more helpful, and singularly ugly.  The sort of case I thinking of
is when there are not so many references, and some (or many) of them 
are cited several times, possibly with no other pointers in the text (such as
`see~\cite{bloggs} for more details').  I don't know yet if this applies for
the current work, but of course I don't have any choice. 

While I'm discussing bibstyles, does anyone have any opinions on the
old-fashioned way of giving references in footenotes?  This would be quite easy
to do in LaTeX, and sometimes helpful to the reader.  (Are there any style
files?)

I also have a more technical question.  Is it possible (using LaTeX/BIBTEX)
to have several chapters with their own bibliographies `indented' in the
following way:

  text1
  
     indentedtext1
     bibliog for indentedtext1
  
  text2
  
     indentedtext2
     bibliog for indentedtext2
  
  text3
  
     indentedtext3
     bibliog for indentedtext3
  
  text4
  
  bibliog for text1,text2,text3,text4
  

The idea is that the `indentedtext's are the contributions/research papers
by other authors, and the other stuff is editorial introduction and discussion
(which may be quite lengthy).


Thanks for all help

Richard Kaye

------------------------------

Date:    Fri, 07 May 1993 19:22:23 -0000
From:    David_Rhead@uk.ac.nottingham.ccc.vme
Subject: Vancouver style

In a recent UKTeX, Calum Mackay asked about "Vancouver style".
 
The style is more biomedical than statistical, I think.  It is defined in
     International Committee of Medical Journal Editors.  "Uniform
     requirements for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals",
     British Medical Journal, February 1991, volume 302, pages 338-341.
I believe that there is an equivalent definition in the 1991 New England
Journal of Medicine.  It is accepted for manuscript-submission by over 400
journals.  It is named after the place where, in 1978, the relevant editors
met and agreed on a common set of "instructions for authors" regarding
manuscript preparation.
 
Calum says
     A user needs a macro/style file ... Vancouver style ...
 
The "Uniform requirements ... " specify: 
*    authors sending manuscripts to a participating journal should not try
     to prepare them in accordance with the publication style of that
     journal, but should follow the "Uniform requirements ...  "
*    type the manuscript double-spaced
*    number references consecutively in the order in which they are first
     mentioned in the text.  Examples are given of the form in which
     references should appear in a reference-list.
*    for table-footnotes use the sequence *, \dag, \ddag, ...
 
So, it would be possible for some public-spirited person to produce
LaTeX/BibTeX style-files that satisfied some of the requirements (numbered
references, style of reference-list, sequence of table-footnotes), although
I don't know of anything suitable that exists already.
 
But then there is a dilemma.  The "Uniform requirements" are essentially
typewriter-oriented, with no concession to electronic publishing.  They
envisage a double-spaced, typed manuscript being submitted and that, if the
manuscript is accepted, the journal will then re-key for typesetting.  They
prohibit attempts to imitate the typeset style of the target journal.
 
What should this hypothetical public-spirited person do (and, more
immediately, what should Calum recommend to "the user")? 
 
Should there be a vancouver.sty that forces LaTeX to imitate a
double-spaced typewriter, with the whole text in {\tt ...}?  (There are a
few other typewriter-oriented requirements that vancouver.sty would have to
organize.) This is what would have to be done to conform to the
letter/spirit of the "Uniform requirements" --- but it seems pretty
pointless to get a typesetting system to imitate a typewriter, so that the
text can all be re-keyed back into a (particular journal's) typesetting
system (and then presumably sent back as galleys for the author to check
the re-keying)!
 
Or should the hypothetical public-spirited person try to do style-files
that violate the "Uniform requirements" by trying to imitate the
publication style of target journals?  You might have scenarios like
"public-spirited person does BMJ.sty to imitate British Medical Journal
style; end-user uses BMJ.sty to prepare paper; end-user submits paper to
British Medical Journal; BMJ admires it but [at best] pragmatically re-keys
it anyway [at worst] rejects it because it doesn't keep to the
typewriter-oriented Uniform Requirements [which makes things difficult for
their human re-keyer or their scanner, as the case may be]".
 
So I can't think of an easy answer for Calum to give "the user".
 
I would urge Calum to URGE THE USER TO WRITE TO THE EDITOR OF THE TARGET
JOURNAL, AND TO THE "CORRESPONDENCE TO" ADDRESS given in the "Uniform
requirements", to say that:
* they would like to submit manuscripts in electronic form
* their preferred electronic form is LaTeX (or whatever)
* it's about time that the Vancouver group thought up some "uniform
  requirements" for electronic submission.
A few precedents could usefully be quoted in such a letter: the American
Mathematical Society, the (Bristol-based) the Institute of Physics and the
(Cambridge-based) Cambridge University Press accept/encourage .tex files
and supply "author-support kits"; the (Cambridge-based) Royal Society of
Chemistry is experimenting with non-TeX electronic submission of
wordprocessed files.
 
If there are any public-spirited readers who can spare the time for doing
.sty and/or .bst files, I suppose that some style files that kept to the
1991 Uniform Requirements ({\tt ...} and all) would be useful until the
time when (if ever) the Vancouver group have been persuaded to publish a
new edition of the Uniform Requirements that supports "electronic
submission".  But going to a lot of effort to get LaTeX to imitate a
typewriter doesn't seem like a very fulfilling task!
 
                                                                David Rhead

------------------------------

Date:    Tue, 11 May 1993 11:23:18 +0000
From:    David Warnock <davidw@uk.co.demon.eumersc>
Subject: Tex Previewer for PCs

Could you tell me if there is a suitable screen previewer for use with
TEX386 on PCs? Where can we find it in the Aston archive?

David Warnock                          Internet: davidw@eumersc.demon.co.uk
Regional Computer Consultant                CIS: 100016,2120
United Bible Societies
Europe Middle East Regional Service Centre

------------------------------

Date:    11 May 1993 10:38:51 +0000
From:    spqr@uk.ac.york.minster
Subject: Re: Tex Previewer for PCs

 > Could you tell me if there is a suitable screen previewer for use with
 > TEX386 on PCs? Where can we find it in the Aston archive?

its part of the emTeX suite under

 [tex-archive.systems.dos.emtex]

you need the dvidrv package

sebastian

------------------------------

Date:    13 May 1993 10:38:18 -0000
From:    Mike Piff <M.Piff@uk.ac.sheffield>
Subject: Dates in ftp.tex

Why does a directory listing on ftp.tex via  ls -C or dir give dates
where one file says nov 30 16:54 and the next says Jun 4 1992? Is there
a way of finding out how old a file is?

Mike

------------------------------

Date:    Thu, 13 May 1993 11:06:13 -0000
From:    Brian {Hamilton Kelly} <TeX@uk.ac.cranfield.rmcs>
Subject: RE: Dates in ftp.tex

In message 1654 of 13 May 93 10:38:18 BST, 
Mike Piff <M.Piff@uk.ac.sheffield> wrote:

> Why does a directory listing on ftp.tex via  ls -C or dir give dates
> where one file says nov 30 16:54 and the next says Jun 4 1992? Is there
> a way of finding out how old a file is?

This is an artefact of Unix, I'm afraid.  Seems like the designers
thought that folks would be too lazy to read a full date and time for
every file, so the way things work is that a file ate that's less than a few
months old (I think it may be 12, but couldn't swear to it)

                        { It's 6 months  --Ed. }
                                    
will be shown with the month and day of creation, along with the time
(hh:mm only) whereas one older than that will show the month, day amd
year of creation --- looks like they perceive that the actual time is of
little relevance after all that elapsed time.

One useful (?) other artefact is that, if (usually by some mirroring
operation, that preserves files' original timestamps, from some other
timezone) one ends up with files with creation dates in the future vis a
vis the machine's current tiem-of-day, they're displayed in the
month/day/year format --- really useful that :-(

Brian {Hamilton Kelly}

------------------------------

Date:    01 May 1993 20:42:04 +0000
From:    spqr@uk.ac.york.minster
Subject: CMacTeX in UK TeX Archive

Package=systems/mac/cmactex
Name=cmactex
Author=Tom Kiffe <tkiffe@math.tamu.edu>
Date=4.93
History=uploaded by Dominik Wujastyk 30.4.93
Description=
  This version of \TeX\ and its related programs for the Macintosh is
  based on \TeX\ 3.14 and {\logo METAFONT} 2.7.
  The Macintosh version is very much like its Unix parent.
  Command line arguments have been changed to menu selections.
  It was ported to the Macintosh with THINKC 5.0.  All of the programs in
  this package will run on any Macintosh with 4 megabytes of RAM and
  System 6.0.x, System 7, or AUX. Includes Rokicki's dvips, previewer etc.

------------------------------

Date:    Mon, 03 May 1993 18:40:29 +0000
From:    archive%uk.ac.tex.ftp@uk.ac.nottingham.directory
Subject: fonts/futhark in UK TeX Archive

Package=fonts/futhark
Name=futhark
Date=3.5.93
Author=Micaela "Stayka" Pantke + Sigrid "Shavana" Juckel <h225wu@unidui.uni-dui
sburg.de>
Description= Metafont source for the Older Futhark alphabet
 with corrected spacing between the letters.  They are as good as Shavana
 and I managed to design them.  I include the parameter files and the
 files to compile 10pt, 20pt, 30pt, 40pt and 50pt runes, which should
 cover almost every case. 

------------------------------

Date:    02 May 1993 22:08:22 +0000
From:    spqr@uk.ac.york.minster
Subject: preliminary programme for Tug93 meeting July26--30 1992

**********************************
TeX Users Group July 26th-30th 1993

Aston University, Birmingham, UK

Provisional Programme  (May 1st 1993)

- ----------------------------------------------------------
contact tug93-enquiries@vax.rhbnc.ac.uk for a booking form
if you have not already received one, or ftp it from
ftp.tex.ac.uk:pub/tug93
- ----------------------------------------------------------

CONFERENCE THEMES

* Multilingual TeX: in addition to many reports on the spreading use of
TeX to typeset an ever-increasing variety of languages and scripts,
there will be important announcements from TUG's technical working
group.

* TeX Integration: where does TeX sit in the world of ever-increasing
integration of software?  windowing systems, document-oriented
systems, document interchange and processing standards, active
documents, multi-media. . .

*TeX Futures: whither TeX? # TeX--XeT-TeX, VTeX, the NTS project. . . ,
what next?

*TeX Archives: the Comprehensive TeX Archive Network (CTAN) # what it
is and what can it do for you?


CONFERENCE PAPERS (provisional titles)

Graham Asher  Tension

Nelson Beebe  Bibliography Prettyprinting and Syntax Checking

Martin Bryan  Beginner's Guide to DSSSL

Michael Doob & Craig Platt  Virtual fonts in a production environment

Gabriel Valiente Feruglio  Typesetting Catalan Texts with TeX

Jonathon Fine  Fundamental TeX macros for processing structured documents

Peter Flynn  Mixing TeX and SGML: a recipe for disaster?

George Greenwade  The comprehensive TeX archive network -- CTAN

Yannis Haralambous  The Khmer Script tamed by the Lion (of TeX)

Berthold & Blenda Horn  Scalable outline fonts

Alan Jeffrey  A PostScript font installer written in TeX

Minato Kawaguti  A versatile TeX device driver

Kees van der Laan  Syntactic Sugar

Kees van der Laan  Sorting in BLUe

Michel Lavaud  Future TeX again

Irina A Makhovaya  Russian TeX issues: Looking about and outlook

David Murphy   Readability of mathematical typesetting

John Plaice  Language-dependent ligatures

David Rhead Some suggestions on how LaTeX3 might approach biblographic 
 references

Larry Siebenmann  A format compiLaTion framework for European languages

Larry Siebenmann The spacing around mathematics: a quick trip to the
 limits of TeX

Daniel Taupin  Maps in Metafont

Philip Taylor  A future to TeX

Christina Thiele  The future of TeX and TUG

Michael Vulis  Building a future for TeX

Xinxin Wang & Derick Wood  An Abstract Model for Tables

Eddy Zedlewski  A beginner's guide to the Internet



EVENTS

Panel discussions: many of these subjects will be covered by `question
times' with a galaxy of distinguished panelists; contact the
organisers if you want to make short contributions:

    # Futures (chair: Philip Taylor)
    # LaTeX3 (chair: Rainer Shoepf)
    # Multilingualism (chair: Yannis Haralambous)
    # Archives (chair: George Greenwade).

Tutorials (in parallel on the morning of Monday 26th, each
approximately 1 hour long):
    # Introduction to LaTeX: what it is and what it is not, Flavours
    # of TeX: a brief tour of Plain TeX, eplain, LaTeX, AMSTeX,
      AMS-LaTeX, LAMS-TeX, etc.
    # Getting TeX: how to set up and
      maintain a TeX system for yourself and for your friends
    # Fonts for TeX: how fonts are accessed by TeX itself and the many
      possibilities for getting `typeset output'.

Workshops: informal tutorials and discussions of a range of subjects,
including:
    # Virtual fonts (Michael Doob),
    # TeX and multilingualism (Yannis Haralambous),
    # Future of BIBTeX and Makeindex (David Rhead, Joachim Schrod),
    # LaTeX3 (Frank Mittelbach),
    # Problem-solving (Philip Taylor).

Special interest groups (re-named bofs). There will also be
opportunities for other special
interest groups to meet.

#Welcome party: evening of Monday 26th.

#Orientation: a short introduction to England's `Second city'.

#Conference Banquet: evening of Thursday 29th

#Either Bowling (10-pin), or visit to `The Chocolate Experience':
evening of Tuesday 27th.

#TUG general meeting: scheduled for the start of the afternoon session
#on Thursday 29th.

We also hope to attract exhibits and presentations covering many
activities in the area of Electronic Publishing, such as:
Bibliographic software, SGML-reLaTed software, Structured- document
editors, TeX User Groups from around the world. . .



------------------------------

Date:    Mon, 03 May 1993 15:59:02 +0200
From:    yannis <yannis@gat.citilille.fr>
Subject: TeX and Arabic script Conference Announcement

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+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| tK walRat alK"t al`rby                          t_h wal.gat al_h.t al`rby |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+

                CONFERENCE ON ``TeX AND THE ARABIC SCRIPT''

           JOURNEE THEMATIQUE SUR << TeX ET L'ECRITURE ARABE >>

+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
                                     |
L'Association Francophone des        | The Frenchspeaking TeX Users Group
Utilisateurs de TeX (GUTenberg) et   | (GUTenberg) and the National Institute
l'Institut National des Langues et   | of Oriental Languages and Civilisations
Civilisations Orientales (INALCO)    | of Paris (INALCO) are organizing a
organisent une journee thematique    | one-day conference on the theme
sur                                  |
                                     |
   << TeX et l'ecriture arabe >>     |    ``TeX and the Arabic script''
                                     |
qui aura lieu le                     | which will be held on
                                     |
  mardi 11  mai  1993 de 9h a 17h    |   Tuesday May 11, 1993, 9:00 -- 17:00
                                     |
aux Grands Salons de l'INALCO, 2     | at the ``Grands Salons'' of the
rue de Lille, Paris 7e, metro        | INALCO, 2 rue de Lille, Paris 7e,
St Germain-des-Pres.                 | near to subway station St Germain-
                                     | des-Pres.
                                     |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
                                     |
Voici le programme preliminaire de   | Follows a preliminary program of the
la conference :                      | conference:
                                     |
          9h00 -- 12h30              |            9:00 -- 12:30
                                     |

Ahmad Lakhdar-Ghazal : Le systeme ASV et introduction a l'informatique arabe
====================   =====================================================
   (The Arabic simplified vowelized system and introduction to Arabic
    informatics)

Michel Fanton : Codification et normalisation de l'arabe
=============   ========================================
   (Codification and standardization of Arabic script)

Salem Chaker & Abdellah ElMountassir : Graphie arabe de la langue berbere
====================================   ==================================
   (Arabic script of the Berber language)

Yannis Haralambous : Systemes TeX arabe et berbere dans le domaine public
==================   ====================================================
   (Public domain Arabic and Berber TeX systems).


                                     |
          12h30 -- 14h30             |           12:30 -- 14:30
                                     |
          Pause de midi              |            Lunch break
                                     |
          14h30 -- 17h00             |           14:30 -- 17:00
                                     |

Klaus Lagally: ArabTeX, latest developments
=============  ============================
   (ArabTeX, derniers developpements)

Alaaddin Al-Dhahir: Calligraphic Techniques in Arabic Font Design
==================  =============================================
   (Techniques calligraphiques pour le dessin de polices arabes)

(sous reserve :)
Ahmed Banaye Yazdipour: ParsiTeX, a TeX implementation developped in Tehran
======================  ===================================================
   (ParsiTeX, une implementation arabisee de TeX developpee a Teheran)

Maurice Laugier : La composition arabe a l'Imprimerie Louis-Jean
===============   ==============================================
   (Arabic typesetting at the Louis-Jean printing house)

Yannis Haralambous : Al Amal, un systeme de composition du Coran, base sur TeX
==================   =========================================================
   (Al Amal, a TeX system for typesetting the Holy Quran)

                                     |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
                                     |
La participation a la conference est | Participation to the Conference is
libre. Veuillez ---pour des raisons  | free. For organisatory reasons, you
organisatoires--- vous inscrire en   | are kindly requested to subscribe
envoyant un message a                | yourself by sending a message to

                           yannis@gat.citilille.fr

Les comptes-rendus seront publies    | The proceedings will be published as
sous forme de volume special des     | a special volume of the ``Cahiers
<< Cahiers GUTenberg >>.             | GUTenberg''.
                                     |
         Venez nombreux !            |             Join us!
                                     |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+


------------------------------

Date:    Mon, 03 May 1993 13:12:44 -0400
From:    karl%edu.umb.cs@uk.ac.nsfnet-relay
Subject: OpenWindows icons by Don Knuth available

Don Knuth designed a bunch of icons for TeX system files for the
OpenWindows FileManager application.

You can get them by ftp from ftp.cs.umb.edu:pub/tex/tex-icons.tar.z.  (A
gzipped tar file.)

He and TUG are registering them with Sun.
He plans to write an article for TUGboat describing them.

Since I don't use OpenWindows or FileManager myself, I haven't done
anything with them beyond a casual glance.  But if you have questions or
suggestions, feel free to ask.

If you convert the icons to something useful for some other window
system, let me know.

karl@cs.umb.edu
Member of the League for Programming Freedom---write to lpf@uunet.uu.net.

------------------------------
                                        
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    [tex-archive]00index.files        [tex-archive]0000index.zip_vve
    [tex-archive]00last7days.files    [tex-archive]00last7days.zip_vve
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    [tex-archive.doc]TeX-FAQ.txt    (Frequently Asked Questions list)
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\section DIGESTS

    This year's UKTeX back issues are stored in the archive in directory
      [tex-archive.digests.uktex.93]
    This year's TeXhax back issues are stored in the archive in directory
      [tex-archive.digests.texhax.93]
      Latest TeXhax: V93 #08

\section MEDIA DISTRIBUTIONS
    Postal addresses are given below.

\subsection Washington Unix TeX distribution tape
    Latest copy of May/June 1991 contains:
    TeX 3.14, LaTeX 2.09, Metafont 2.7, plus many utilities
    suitable for Unix 4.2/4.3BSD & System V
    tar format, 1600bpi, blockfactor 20, 1 file (36Mb)

    Copies available on:
       One 2400ft 0.5" tape sent to Aston with return labels AND return postage
   OR
       One Quarter-Inch Cartridge, QIC-120 or QIC-150 format (DC600A or DC6150)
       sent with envelope AND stamps for return postage to Nottingham
         (Due to currency exchange, this service is offered only within the UK)

\subsection VMS tapes
    VMS backup of the archive requires three 2400ft tapes at 6250bpi.
    VMS backup of TeX 2.991 plus PSprint requires one 2400ft tape.

\subsection Exabyte 8mm tapes
    Same contents available as 0.5" tapes.
    Following tape types available: SONY Video 8 cassette P5 90MP,
    MAXELL Video 8 cassette P5-90, TDK Video 8 cassette P5-90MPB

\section TeX IMPLEMENTATIONS FOR SMALL COMPUTERS

\subsection OzTeX V1.4 (for Macintosh)
    Send 7 UNFORMATTED 800K disks to Aston with return postage.

\subsection emTeX (for OS/2, PC-DOS and MS-DOS)
    The complete package (Thirteen 3.5" disks in High Density format ONLY)
       is available from Aston at a cost of 20 pounds sterling,
       including EmTeX, "bonus disks", LJ fonts, DVIPS, documentation,
       post and packing (DO NOT SEND DISKS):     specify Set A.
    FLI files for FX, 5 pounds sterling:         specify Set B.
    FLI files for P6M, 5 pounds sterling:        specify Set C.

    For general enquiries, and a free catalogue detailing other disk 
    formats, precompiled fonts and lots of other goodies, contact:
    Eigen PD Software, P.O. Box 722, Swindon SN2 6YB  (tel: 0793-611270)
    (JANET e-mail address: kellett@uk.ac.cran.rmcs)

\subsection TeX for the Atari ST
    All enquiries for disks etc. should be directed to:
    The South West Software Library, P.O. Box 562, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 2YD
    (JANET e-mail address: mdryden@uk.co.compulink.cix)

\section POSTAGE RATES
    All prices in Pounds Sterling.
    For Aston orders, make cheques payable to Aston University.

    0.5" tapes: UK: 2.50 (one tape),  5.00 (two tapes).
            Europe: 5.00 (one tape),  9.00 (two tapes).
            Outside Europe please enquire.
    8mm tapes:
            UK: 1.00,  Europe: 2.00.
    Quarter-inch cartridges:
            UK: 1.00,  Europe: 2.00.
    Diskettes:
    Quantity/Size   Europe   World    UK 1st   UK 2nd
      18/3.5"        3.10     5.10     1.40     1.10
      11/3.5"        1.80     2.90     0.80     0.65
      18/5.25"       1.20     2.00     0.60     0.50
      11/5.25"       0.80     1.30     0.50     0.35

\section POSTAL ADDRESSES
    Please include SELF-ADDRESSED ADHESIVE LABELS for return postage.

    Peter Abbott
    Information Systems, Aston University, Aston Triangle, Birmingham B4 7ET

    David Osborne
    Cripps Computing Centre, University of Nottingham, Nottingham NG7 2RD
    (for Quarter-inch cartridges ONLY -- must include stamps for return postage)

\section UK TeX USERS GROUP
    Details available
    By E-mail: UKTuG-Enquiries@uk.ac.tex
    Post or phone:
        David Penfold, Edgerton Publishing Services,
        30 Edgerton Road, Edgerton, Huddersfield HD3 3AD (Tel: 0484 519462)
    Fax: E McNeil-Sinclair  0272 236169
\bye

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