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+ For several years in the early nineties the late Michael Downes presented
+a series of TeX macro programming challenges he called Around the Bend. These
+were archived on CTAN in info/aro-bend, but are now in info/challenges/aro-bend,
+as 36 files called exercise.* and answer.*, but in general Around the Bend
+is not well known even though it illuminates some of the essential, but
+possibly more arcane, aspects of TeX.
+
+ I have been presumptuous and taken the liberty of putting them all into
+a single document, AroundTheBend.pdf, which might be more accessible than
+the individual postings that form the original archive. I have also included
+three challenges, namely 19, 20, and 21, that have not made it into the
+CTAN archive.
+
+ If Michael was still with us I imagine that he would have put no
+restrictions on his work. With this in mind, the files comprising
+AroundTheBend.tex, which is the basis for AroundTheBend.pdf, are under
+the LPPL.
+
+Peter Wilson
+25 July 2008
+
+