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Om de mogelijkheden + en kwaliteit te kunnen beoordelen is geprobeerd een + vijftal formules met behulp van de drie pakketten te + maken.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_9.pdf">9-9 in PDF</a> (173 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-10"><strong>Erik-Jan Vens</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>WG 4: Fonts; Hoe maak ik van een font twee fonts?</em>, Dutch, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 31-32<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> werkgroepen, fonts, virtuele fonts<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> Andrea de Leeuw van Weenen wilde een deel van haar + zelfgemaakte font aan kunnen spreken met de gewone letters + op het toetsenbord, en niet met lastig in te typen en + (evt.) lastig te onthouden macros. De aangewezen manier + leek het maken van een virtueel font. Dus heb ik eens op + een rijtje gezet wat je daarvoor nodig hebt.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_10.pdf">9-10 in PDF</a> (21 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-11"><strong>Kees van der Laan</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>7th European TeX Conference: EuroTeX'92</em>, Dutch, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 33-36<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> EuroTeX, conference, Prague<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> Highlights of this EuroTeX'92 at Prague were:<br> + - Graphics via TeX and METAFONT.<br> + - MetaPost = METAFONT with PostScript output.<br> + - PostScript fonts coupled to TeX.<br> + - What every advisory service should know.<br> + - AsTeX as model for a scientific workbench.<br> + - Several (free) tutorials: Advanced TeX, Virtual fonts, + XY-PiC.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_11.pdf">9-11 in PDF</a> (53 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-12"><strong>Johannes Braams</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Verslag van de TUG conferentie in Portland, Oregon</em>, Dutch, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 37-42<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> TUG conferentie, Portland<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> Verslag van de TUG conferentie in Portland, Oregon.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_12.pdf">9-12 in PDF</a> (68 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-13"><strong>Anita Hoover</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>The Key to Successful Support: Knowing Your TeX and LaTeX Users</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 43-49<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> user support<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> The primary emphasis of this paper is to address the + issues related to supporting TeX and LaTeX. One + essential ingredient to successfully supporting any + package is that you must know your users. In the case of + TeX and LaTeX, this is especially true, because the + user base can be so diverse. This paper will focus on + support strategies that address different types of users + and what you can do as a TeX and LaTeX support person + to adopt these strategies in your organization.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_13.pdf">9-13 in PDF</a> (80 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-14"><strong>Frank Mittelbach, Chris Rowley</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>The Pursuit of Quality</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 50-56<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> craft typography, automated typesetting, document + formatting models, paradigm, typographic rules, visual + contexts, logical contexts, global optimization<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> This paper compares high-quality craft typography with + the state of the art in automated typesetting. The first + part discusses several typographical conventions which + cannot be implemented by means of any formatting model + currently in use. The second part explains why the + current paradigms of computerized typesetting will not + serve for high-quality formatting and suggests directions + for the further research necessary to improve the quality + of computer generated layout.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_14.pdf">9-14 in PDF</a> (80 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-15"><strong>Walter van der Laan, Johannes Braams</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Writing Reports with More than a Hundred People</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 57-62<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> automated report writing, LaTeX<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> This paper describes a system that produces project + status reports using LaTeX. The reports contain both + textual and financial information. The textual part of the + status reports is written by over a hundred people who + don't need to know what LaTeX is. The financial + information is retrieved from a database.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_15.pdf">9-15 in PDF</a> (145 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-16"><strong>Ralph Youngen</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>TeX-based Production at the AMS</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 63-68<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> AMS<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> The American Mathematical Society (AMS) is a both major + publisher of mathematical research, and a professional + organization whose members are mathematicians engaging in + research at academic institutions and other research + centers in the U.S. and around the world. A primary + function of the Society is to provide channels of + communication whereby these mathematicians can communicate + the results of their research to each other, and to the + broader scientific community. Foremost among these + channels of communication is an extensive publications + program which is based on the TeX typesetting system.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_16.pdf">9-16 in PDF</a> (96 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-17"><strong>Nico Poppelier, Eric van Herwijnen, Chris Rowley</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Standard dtd's and Scientific Publishing</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 69-80<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> dtd, SGML, scientific publishing<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> This paper has two parts. In the first part we argue that + scientific publishing needs one standard dtd for each + class of documents that is published, for example one for + all research papers and one for all books. In the second + part we apply this reasoning to mathematical formulas, and + we outline some design requirements for a document type + definition for mathematical formulas. In the appendices we + discuss and compare existing document type definitions for + mathematical formulas.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_17.pdf">9-17 in PDF</a> (143 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-18"><strong>Erik-Jan Vens</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Incorporating PostScript fonts in TeX</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 81-84<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> PostScript, fonts, pfb2mf, conversion<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> pfb2mf provides the TeX community with an interface to + the PostScript Type One fonts. There is an overwhelming + amount of these fonts for sale and there are a lot of + fonts in the Public Domain, so it extends the range of + typefaces the TeX user can choose from.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_18.pdf">9-18 in PDF</a> (58 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-19"><strong>David Salomon</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Creating Shaded Rectangles with PostScript</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 85-88<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> shaded rectangles, PostScript<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> One of the most common graphics used in documents is text + with a shaded background. This is hard to do with TeX + but easy with PostScript. Simple PostScript code is + presented here to create shaded rectangles, and a macro is + developed to combine such a rectangle with text.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_19.pdf">9-19 in PDF</a> (36 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-20"><strong>John Hobby</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Introduction to MetaPost</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 89-96<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> METAFONT, MetaPost, picture-drawing<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> MetaPost is a picture-drawing language very much like + METAFONT except with PostScript output. The language + provides access to all major features of Level 1 + PostScript and it has facilities for integrating + graphics with typeset text. This paper gives a brief + overview of the MetaPost language and how it can be used. + A few of the more interesting features are described in + detail.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_20.pdf">9-20 in PDF</a> (110 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-21"><strong>Theo Jurriens</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>TeX for Everyone!?</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 97-99<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> METAFONT, PostScript, organization, education<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> In this article author tries to defend a more general use + of TeX outside the world of mathematics, astronomy, + physics etc. The ! or ? in the title of this paper is the + question. Several examples are shown why TeX is much + powerful than a dull word-processing package.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_21.pdf">9-21 in PDF</a> (48 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-22"><strong>Theo Jurriens</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>TeX als Database</em>, Dutch, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 100-101<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> database, administratie<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> In dit artikel wordt beschreven hoe TeX is gebruikt als + een primitieve database voor de administratie van de 47ste + Nederlandse Astronomen Conferentie.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_22.pdf">9-22 in PDF</a> (15 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-23"><strong>Theo Jurriens</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Ladies and LaTeX -- III Vragen allerlei!</em>, Dutch, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 102-104<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> floats, twee-koloms, brief, inhoudsopgave<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> In het dagelijks gebruik van LaTeX komen we zo af en + toe toch nog wel eens problemen voor. In dit artikel + vragen uit de praktijk en de mogelijke oplossingen.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_23.pdf">9-23 in PDF</a> (24 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-24"><strong>Victor Eijkhout</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Just give me a Lollipop (it makes my heart go giddy-up)</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 105-110<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> Lollipop, meta-format, style design<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> The Lollipop format is a meta-format: it does not define + user macros, but it contains the tools with which a style + designer can easily implement such user macros. This + article will show some of the capabilities of Lollipop and + will give the reader a small peek behind the scenes of the + implementation.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_24.pdf">9-24 in PDF</a> (66 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-25"><strong>David Salomon</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Index Preparation for TeX Related Documents</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 111-114<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> index preparation, MakeIndex<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> A beta release of the MakeIndex program has recently + become available for the Macintosh computer, and I + immediately started using it to prepare the indexes of two + new books. MakeIndex is easy to use with LaTeX but, + since I like to work with plain TeX, I have developed all + the necessary macros from scratch. They are presented here + for the benefit of anyone who wants a professionally + looking index.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_25.pdf">9-25 in PDF</a> (50 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-26"><strong>Kees van der Laan</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Table Diversions</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 115-129<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> tables, bordered table, education, macro writing, plain TeX<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> Characteristics of existing table macro collections are + given. A kaleidoscope of tables -- as next best to a taxonomy + -- is presented. Newly introduced is the class of bordered + tables. Variations in print-ruled, nonruled, framed, + nonframed, dotted, centered, flushed-can be obtained via + the invoke of parameter setting macros; no modification of + user mark up. Simultaneous row and column spans, partial + rules, and dotted lines are dealt with. The listing of the + macro <tt>\btable</tt>, with auxiliaries, is included.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_26.pdf">9-26 in PDF</a> (133 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-27"><strong>Kees van der Laan</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Syntactic Sugar</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 130-136<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> array addressing, education, (nested) loop, macro writing, + (keyword and optional) parameters, linear search, sorting, + switch, plain TeX<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> A plea is made for being honest with TeX and not + imposing alien structures upon it, otherwise than via + compatible extensions, or via (non-TeX) user interfaces + to suit the publisher, the author, or the typist. This + will facilitate the process to get (complex) publications + out effectively, and typographically of high-quality.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_27.pdf">9-27 in PDF</a> (101 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-28"><strong>Kees van der Laan</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Heap Sort in TeX</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 137-138<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> heap sort, education, macro writing, plain TeX<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> Sorting in plain TeX is implemented via heap sort. + The heap sort algorithm is explained and the encoding given.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_28.pdf">9-28 in PDF</a> (40 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-29"><strong>Kees van der Laan</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>FIFO and LIFO sing the BLUes</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 139-144<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> FIFO, LIFO, BLUe, education, macro writing, plain TeX<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> FIFO, First-In-First-Out, and LIFO, Last-In-First-Out, + are well-known techniques for handling sequences. In + TeX macro writing they are abundant but are not easily + recognized as such. TeX templates for FIFO and LIFO are + given and their use illustrated. The relation with Knuth's + <tt>\dolist</tt>, answer ex11.5, and <tt>\ctest</tt>, p.376, + is given.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_29.pdf">9-29 in PDF</a> (89 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-30"><strong>Kees van der Laan</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Typesetting Crosswords via TeX, revisited</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 145-146<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> crosswords<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> An alternative macro, to van der Laan (1992b), + is provided for typesetting crosswords via TeX.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_30.pdf">9-30 in PDF</a> (43 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-31"><strong>Jan Krugers</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Scientific Word; TeX à la WYSIWYG</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 147-154<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> Scientific Word, WYSIWYG, MS-Windows, OS2WIN<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> A software package for Windows and OS2WIN for inputting + mathematical formulas WYSIWYG according to all TeX + rules. Internal storage format is a mixture of TeX, + LaTeX and macros of own design. Mathematical formulas + are immediately shown the way they will be printed. Line + width for text is limited to the width of the windowfor + ease of use. The built in previewer from TurboTeX shows + the whole document layout. There are also dvi drivers + included for PostScript, LaserJet, DeskJet and + matrixprinters. Pictures can be called just as easy as + formulas can be inputted. A description of the philosophy + of this package and how to work with it.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_31.pdf">9-31 in PDF</a> (244 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-32"><strong>Gerard van Nes (editor)</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Bugs (sigh) in Knuths `Computers & Typesetting'</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 155-157<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> bugs, Knuth, Computers & Typesetting<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> In may/june this year a discussion started on the TEX-NL + listserver (by Kees van der Laan and Nico Poppelier) about + the releases of Knuths book series: it was not sure that + Addison-Wesley was selling only the latest book editions. + We have forwarded that discussion directly to Addison-Wesley + in Amsterdam. The answer is included in next section.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_32.pdf">9-32 in PDF</a> (38 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-33"><strong>Michael Downes</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>LaTeX3; Call for Volunteers</em>, English, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 158<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> LaTeX3, volunteers<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> This is a call for volunteers to help in the development + of LaTeX3. There are many tasks needing to be done in + support of the LaTeX3 project which can be worked on + concurrently with the development of the LaTeX3 kernel. + Furthermore, some tasks require special expertise not + found among the core programming team. Initial research, + analysis, and work on these tasks by volunteers can + greatly speed up the process of integrating a number of + desirable features into LaTeX3. Many of these features + can be extensively developed and tested under LaTeX 2.09 + even before the LaTeX3 kernel is available.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_33.pdf">9-33 in PDF</a> (17 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-34"><strong>Jirí Zlatuska</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>EuroTeX'92 proceedings</em>, Dutch, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 159<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> EuroTeX, proceedings, Prague<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> EuroTeX '92 proceedings volume contains 330 pages of + papers presented at the last European TeX Conference + held in Prague, Czechoslovakia. There are full texts of + five invited talks included, presenting topics ranging + from the future of TeX to combinations involving METAFONT + and PostScript, and also user support. The volume is + available from the Czechoslovak TeX user's group for + only DM 30.--.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_34.pdf">9-34 in PDF</a> (16 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-35"><strong>anon.</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>TUG '93; Call for Papers</em>, Dutch, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 160<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> TUG '93, call for papers, conference<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> Call for papers for TUG'93 meeting.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_35.pdf">9-35 in PDF</a> (56 KB) +</dd> + +<dt class="ARTICLE" id="9-36"><strong>anon.</strong></dt> +<dd> +<em>Table of Contents TUGboat</em>, Dutch, MAPS <strong>9</strong>, 1992, pp. 161-162<br> +<strong>keywords:</strong> TUGboat, contents<br> +<strong>abstract:</strong> Table of contents of TUGboat Volume 13.2 and 13.3.<br> +<a href="pdf/9_36.pdf">9-36 in PDF</a> (24 KB) +</dd> + +<hr> + +<p> +[ +<a href="pdf/maps9.pdf">Download volledige MAPS 9</a> (2054 KB) | +<a href="zoeken.html">Zoeken in MAPS-index</a> +] +</p> + +<p> +<img src="../graphics/nline.gif" width=1000 height=6 alt="------"> +</p> + +[ +<a href="../nieuws.html">nieuws</a> || +<a href="../">NTG home</a> | +<a href="../info.html">NTG info</a> | +<a href="../texprog.html">TeX</a> | +<a href="../mfmp.html">Metafont & Metapost</a> | +<a href="../ctan.html">CTAN</a> | +<a href="../links.html">links</a> || +<a href="../zoeken.html">zoeken</a> +] + +<hr> + +<address> +Nederlandstalige TeX Gebruikersgroep<br> +Postbus 394<br> +1740 AJ Schagen<br> +The Netherlands<br> +E-mail: <a href="mailto:ntg@ntg.nl">ntg@ntg.nl</a><br> +</address> +<HR> + +<!-- hhmts start --> +Last modified: Fri Apr 3 15:31:30 MDT 1998 +<!-- hhmts end --> +by: <a href="http://www.cs.ruu.nl/~piet">Piet van Oostrum</a><p> + +</body> +</html> |