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\erratatitle{The \LaTeX{} Graphics Companion}{\erratafiledate}


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@book(A-W:GMR97,
   author = {Michel Goossens and Sebastian Rahtz and
             Frank Mittelbach},
   title = {The {\LaTeX} Graphics Companion},
   substitle = {Illustrating Documents with {\TeX} and PostScript},
   series =       "Tools and Techniques for Computer Typesetting",
   publisher = {Addison-Wesley},
   address   = {Reading, Massachusetts},
   year = 1997,
   ISBN =         "0-201-85469-4",
   LCCN =         "Z253.4.L38G663 1997",
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%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{General   }

\erroronpage{}{}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{}
   We should give back references from plates to pages with the
   original examples

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Front matter }

\erroronpage{xxiii}{l.8}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   that can't be the correct hyphenation, can it? unpara-lleled?
    American english:   un-par-al-leled
    British english:    un-pa-ral-lelled

\erroronpage{}{}{FMi,SPQR}{1999/03/11}{}
   Add the following information:

In order to save space on the pages, and make the example
code look less cluttered, we do not print self-contained code.
This means that you can not simply type in what you read, and feed it
to \LaTeX, or the other programs. In particular, we omit:
\begin{quote}
 |\documentclass...|  (\LaTeX) \\
 |\begin{document}| and |\end{document}| (\LaTeX) \\
 |beginfig...| and |endfig| (Metapost) \\
 |input graph| (Metapost \S3.3.1) \\
 |input boxes| (Metapost \S3.3.2)
\end{quote}

However, we do always show \LaTeX{} |\usepackage| declarations as it
is not always obvious which packages have to be loaded.

If you have trouble reproducing one of the examples you should get
the example files from CTAN, which are all self-contained runnable
examples.


%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 1 }

\erroronpage{4}{l.2 of bulleted item}{PMcJ}{1998/06/11}{}
   in form \> in the form
 
\erroronpage{4}{l.-7}{PMcJ}{1998/06/11}{}
   surprisingly \> surprising

\erroronpage{5}{last para, l.2}{VSc}{1997/06/12}{2}
   Delete second "the" in: is perhaps the the most flexible one

\erroronpage{18}{l.-7}{AMM}{1998/11/11}{}
   to define an specialized \> to define a specialized

\erroronpage{20}{top}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
  PSTricks packages  most of \> PSTricks packages  offer most of

\erroronpage{20}{l.16}{PMcJ}{1998/06/11}{}
   Hewlett Package \> Hewlett-Packard

\erroronpage{21}{fig. 1.19}{AMM}{1998/11/11}{}
   The explanation of plot lines ('decade.*') are awfully positioned
   over the plot (this is the default positioning, perhaps a different
   set of data sould be selected).

\erroronpage{22}{top}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
   delete second `with' in ``with with the troff program.''

\erroronpage{22}{l.16}{PMcJ}{1998/06/13}{}
   \texttt{.PE} statement \> a \texttt{.PE} command

\erroronpage{25}{l.-10}{AMM}{1998/11/11}{}
   AutoCAD for archaeologists \> AutoCAD for designers
   (archaeologists are very very special users of AutoCAD, which is
    much more popular among architects or engineers)

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 2 }

\erroronpage{29}{l.-2}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
  add comma: TIFF\u{,} PCX

\erroronpage{33}{keepaspectratio}{JOl}{1997/10/31}{}
  Replace ``the values'' by ``the value''.
  suggestion: Replace ``above for defaults'' by ``above for the default''.

\erroronpage{39}{line 5}{DCa}{1997/06/18}{2}
   orient key should be origin key (as shown on previous line;-)
 
\erroronpage{39}{2.2.4, 2 para}{JUl}{2000/10/18}{}
   Add the following sentence:
   The syntax for specifying directories is system dependent but
   Windows and Unix implementations allow the use of |/| as a
   directory separator, i.e., the above example should work on both
   platforms.


\erroronpage{41}{table 2.2}{DCa}{1997/06/18}{2}
   All the entries in the `ext' and `read-file' columns 
   ought to start with a `.', e.g., .ps .eps ...

\erroronpage{41}{middle}{DCa}{1997/06/24}{2}
   Example should read:
\begin{verbatim}  
  \DeclareGraphicsRule{.ps.gz}{eps}{.ps.bb}{`gunzip -c #1}
\end{verbatim}

\erroronpage{43--44}{ex. 2-3-6 and 2-3-8}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
   \verb|K\"oln| and \verb|Rh\^one| should be 8-bit markup
   (the 7 bits syntax make TeX appear paleothic)

\erroronpage{46}{fig 2.2}{JOl}{1997/10/31}{}
  Replace ``centre'' by ``center'' to be consistent with the other two
  ``center's'' in the figure.

\erroronpage{49}{bottom}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   The definition of |\Bpara| doesn't show everything, add in front
      |\newcommand\Bpara[4]{%|
   and a closing |}| after |\end{picture}|
   
\erroronpage{51}{bottom}{FMi} {1997/04/01}{2}
   Add a comment about \texttt{clockwise} and \texttt{counterclockwise}
   options to define the direction of rotation.

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 3 }

\erroronpage{55}{l.13}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   Missing space before 0

\erroronpage{56}{l.2}{PMcJ}{1998/06/13}{}
   a object \> an object

\erroronpage{60}{l.8}{PMcJ}{1998/06/13}{}
   an METAFONT \> a METAFONT

\erroronpage{64}{l.6}{PMcJ,FMi}{1998/06/13}{}
   is three real numbers between 0 and 1 for each read, green and blue,
   \> \u{consists of} three real numbers between 0 and 1,
   \u{corresponding to} red, green\u{,} and blue,

\erroronpage{65}{bottom}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
   delete second `the' in ``to apply the the bbox command''

\erroronpage{75}{ex.3-3-9}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{}
   Why is the first peak rotated to the left? printing problem?
   MP problem? or what? --- actually seems to be a data problem

\erroronpage{93}{l.7}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        Marek Ry{\'c}ko Jackowski (1995) \>
        Marek Ry{\'c}ko (Jackowski 1995)

\erroronpage{93}{l.12}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        METAFONT code, , and \>
        METAFONT code, \texttt{mftops.mf}, and

\erroronpage{94}{l.7}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   Second ref to Fig.~3.3 should reference Fig.~3.4 instead

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 4 }

\erroronpage{97}{l.-15}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
   replace term ``curly brackets'' by ``braces'' (Commonwealth usage)

\erroronpage{97}{l.-3}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
   replace term ``curly brackets'' by ``braces'' (Commonwealth usage)

\erroronpage{99}{top}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
  ``so that you can use polar coordinates \ldots''
   \> ``so that you can use several other powerful systems of coordinate
   specification, such as polar coordinates \ldots''

\erroronpage{100}{ex. 4-2-5}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
\begin{verbatim}\psset{dimen=inner}
   \psframe
      (1,1)(4,4)
\end{verbatim}
would be better expressed as  \verb|\psframe[dimen=inner](1,1)(4,4)|

\erroronpage{100}{middle}{AMM}{1998/4/17}{}
   Avoid line breaking after Chapter: ``\verb+Chapter~2+''.

\erroronpage{100}{middle}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
   ``we recommend that \LaTeX{} users stick with the color package''
--- note that `color' is available with `plain' also.

\erroronpage{100--101}{ex 4-3-1}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
The \verb|\psclip ... \endpsclip|
syntax is not coherent with the choice made for pspicture on page 97.
It should be \verb|\begin{psclip}|
\ldots \verb|\end{psclip}|, with a note
   like ``The special \LaTeX{} environment (plain \TeX{} users must code
   \verb|\Environment_name| ... \verb|\endEnvironment_name|)''

\erroronpage{101}{4}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
analagous \> analogous

\erroronpage{102}{l.4}{UMu,FMi}{1997/07/18}{2}
    Replace para by:
    This places \textit{stuff} in the direction \textit{refangle} at a
    distance of \textit{labelsep} from $(x,y)$. If \textit{labelsep}
    is not specified the current value of |\labelsep| (defaults to 5pt
    in standard \LaTeX) is used. Since angles are \ldots
 
\erroronpage{104}{top}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
replace first `each' with `at' in ``print a dot each each of the''

\erroronpage{104}{ex.4-4-4 to 4-4-7}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{}
   Missing refs to plates IIa-d

\erroronpage{106}{Table 4.4}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
 diamond and diamond* results are the wrong way around
 (it was an old bug corrected by DGi March 18, 1997)

\erroronpage{107}{ex.4-5-2}{PGu}{1999/01/28}{}
 |\usepackage{pstricks}| \> |\usepackage{pstcol}| 

\erroronpage{110}{ex.4-5-13}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   Missing |\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}| |\usepackage{ps-text}|
   declaration on top of example

\erroronpage{114--120}{ex.4-6-1 up to 4-6-23}{UMu}{1997/07/18}{2}
    Change |\usepackage {pstricks}| to |\usepackage {pstricks,pst-node}|

\erroronpage{115}{middle}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
  ``describing the matrix and tree package' can be confusing as the reader
   may believe that there is a `matrix' package---perhaps
   ``describing the matrix environment and tree package''

\erroronpage{124}{ex.4-6-32}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   Missing ref to plate VIb

\erroronpage{125}{l.2}{TRa}{1997/04/28}{2}
   replace: successive columns to overlap

\erroronpage{128}{ex. 4-6-39}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
Avoid 7-bit coding, use 8-bit

\erroronpage{133}{l.2}{RFa}{1997/04/14}{2}
   Narrative says that the curves are $\sin(x)$, $\sin(x^2)$ and $\cos(x)$.
   Code says |<x dup sin exch cos mul>|, which isn't $\sin(x^2)$, it's
   $\sin(x)\cos(x)$ (aka $0.5 \sin(2x)$)

\erroronpage{134}{bottom}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
   ``(written in sh and awk, it is called pie-chart.sh and can be found in
   the PSTricks distribution.)''
Note that it will be soon be reissued as \> PstChart, written in Perl.

\erroronpage{137}{ex.4-8-4}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{}
   Missing ref to plate IVa

\erroronpage{145}{l.-7}{DCa}{1997/09/01}{2}
   pstpoly \> pst-poly

\erroronpage{146}{l.2}{DCa}{1997/09/01}{2}
   pstpoly \> pst-poly

\erroronpage{146}{ex. 4-10-7}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
   \verb|\PstRegularPolygon| \> \verb|\PstPolygon|,
   \verb|\RPolyCurves| \> \verb|\PolyCurves|,
   \verb|\RPolyIntermediatePoint| \> \verb|IntermediatePoint|,
   \verb|\RPolyNbSides| \> \verb|\PolyNbSides|, and
   \verb|\RPolyOffet| \> \verb|\PolyOffet|. (changes in package)

\erroronpage{154}{top}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
   pstVerb  \> \verb|\pstVerb|

\erroronpage{154}{l.-9}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        fi you need \>
        if you need

\erroronpage{155}{bottom}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
   delete \texttt{(x1,y1)} from end of psline entry

\erroronpage{157}{top}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
For gradbegin and gradend, note defaults of 
0.0 0.1 0.95 and 0 1 1 (rbg values); default of gradlines would be 300 not 500

\erroronpage{157}{top}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
add ``arrows==style''

\erroronpage{158}{bottom}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
arrowlength default is  1.4

\erroronpage{158}{bottom}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
arrowinset default is 0.4;
tbarsize default is 2pt 5;
bracketlength default is 0.15;
rbracketlength default is 0.15;
arrowscale default is 0.1.

\erroronpage{159--160}{}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
   \verb|{text}| is very restrictive. In fact it can be a lot of other things.
   \verb|stuff| in the PSTricks manual was clearer.

\erroronpage{159}{middle}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
\verb|\Rnode(x,y){name}{text}| \> 
\verb|\Rnode*[settings]{name}{text}|
(the syntax had changed in 1994)

\erroronpage{160}{middle}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
ncdiag \verb|`rrows| \> `arrows'

\erroronpage{163}{middle}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
insert: 
\begin{verbatim}
\pcangles*[settings]{arrows}(x1,y1)(x2,y2)
\pcdiagg*[settings]{arrows}(x1,y1)(x2,y2)
\end{verbatim}

\erroronpage{164}{middle}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
default for edge is \verb|\ncline|

\erroronpage{165}{top}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
treenodes \> treenodesize


\erroronpage{165}{bottom}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
psxlabel \> pshlabel (twice)

\erroronpage{165}{bottom}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
psylabel  \> psvlabel

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 5 }

\erroronpage{170}{l.8}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        substract \>
        subtract

\erroronpage{181}{exa 5-5-4}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        The line from $L$ to $\Sigma^L$ in the upper left corner is too
        long, and overlaps the first $L$.

%\erroronpage{181}{exa 5-5-4}{EGu}{1997/08/10}{2}
%     Top-left: The edge starts from coordinate (-1,-1)
%                    relative to L, instead of coordinate (?,1).
%          Edges that go upward or leftward have arrows at
%          their end, but not the edges that go downward
%          or rightward.  Is this purposely so? 
%          Bottom right: Dotted arrow touches the H

\erroronpage{183}{exa 5-5-6}{EGu}{1997/08/10}{2}
     The C / saved d[3] should be framed as well

\erroronpage{188}{middle}{DGi}{1997/12/30}{}
assocated \> associated

\erroronpage{202}{exa 3-3-33}{EGu}{1997/08/10}{2}
 The labels can be better spaced within the
          windows they get from the curves

\erroronpage{203}{exa 3-3-34}{EGu}{1997/08/10}{2}
 The labels can be better spaced within the
          windows they get from the curves

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 6 }

\erroronpage{206}{l.4}{UVi}{1997/12/16}{}
   On the subject of typesetting rules for scientific texts, consider
   adding a reference to Beccari (1997), TUGboat 18\#1, pp. 39--48, 
   which was published after the LGC, but should be a good reference
   anyway.
  
\erroronpage{206}{l.21}{PMcJ}{1998/06/11}{}
   texts packages \> texts, packages

\erroronpage{208}{l.-14}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        set of macros are needed \>
        set of macros is needed

\erroronpage{244}{table}{UVi}{1997/12/16}{}
   The voltmeter symbol looks the same as that of the current source 
   one line above, so you probably got the wrong symbol.


%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 7 }

\erroronpage{254}{l.7}{BLu}{1998/01/15}{}
   missing space between `MuTeX' and `to'

\erroronpage{257}{}{AMi}{1997/05/06}{2}
   The clefs on the left of the staves and a few other symbols like
   |\allabreve| are positioned too high on the staves. How that could
   have happened is beyond me---on my last printout before the actual
   printing it is correct (FMi)

\erroronpage{259}{l.12}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        into an \texttt{music} \>
        into a \texttt{music}

\erroronpage{259}{-4}{JKr}{1998/08/26}{}
  delete second ``with'' in ``with with
  \texttt{\textbackslash r\ldots\ or \textbackslash l\ldots}''


%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 8 }

\erroronpage{278ff}{11}{MWa}{1998/03/26}{}
   The chessfont used (chessf10) is not correct. The knight-character used
in the notation (not for the board) is supposed to look to the right, not
to the left. If one uses the font chess10f from the bdfchess-package and
renames it, that font is correct.

\erroronpage{299}{l.-4}{JKr}{1998/08/31}{}
  In the command description for |\whitepoint| and |\blackpoint| the position
  and number of stones are reversed. Replace
  \texttt{\{\textit{n}\}\{\textit{p}\}} with
  \texttt{\{\textit{p}\}\{\textit{n}\}} twice.

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Color Plates }

\erroronpage{Ic}{}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   $\approx$ sign missing in print

\erroronpage{IIb}{}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   that plate doesn't correspond to original!
   what kind of pink is this by the way?

\erroronpage{IIc}{}{SPQR}{1997/04/01}{2}
   the triangle has no fill

\erroronpage{IIf}{}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{}
   this plate does not correspond to any earlier example. seems
   to be a combination of two examples in fact

\erroronpage{IIIa}{}{SPQR}{1997/04/01}{2}
   the circle has no fill

\erroronpage{VIb}{}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{}
   what kind of pink is that?

\erroronpage{IX}{}{TJe}{1997/08/26}{}
   "white" column, "Egypt" row: joie \> joy

\erroronpage{XVII}{}{MGo}{1997/08/31}{}
   the horizontal lines should be normal width (.4pt)

\erroronpage{XXI}{}{SPQR}{1997/04/01}{2}
   This is nonsense, all the pics are the same!! they are
   supposed to show progressive CMYK printing --- somebody thinking
   very hard during the printing process?

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 9 }

\erroronpage{312}{9.1.1, para 1, l.3 bottom}{MGo}{1997/07/02}{2}
   ``Isacc Newton'' should be ``Isaac Newton''

\erroronpage{312}{9.1.1, para 2, l.4}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   Thomas Young, a\u{n} English doctor

\erroronpage{313}{9.1.2, l.2}{JRi}{1998/04/28}{}
   ``sub\u{s}tractive'' should be ``subtractive''

\erroronpage{313}{9.1.2, bullet 1, l.2}{MGo}{1997/07/02}{2}
   ``output devide'' should be ``output device''

\erroronpage{313}{9.1.2, bullet 1, l.3}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   \textbf{Y}ellow, \u{B}lac\u{\textbf{k}}

\erroronpage{313}{9.1.2, bullet 1, l.4}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   \textbf{B}rightness or \u{\textbf{V}}alue

\erroronpage{313}{9.1.2, bullet 2, l.2}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   colo\u{rm}etric

\erroronpage{313}{l.-2}{MGo}{1997/07/02}{2}
   ``phosphoros'' should be ``phosphorous''

\erroronpage{340}{fig}{NBe,FMi}{1997/07/11}{2}
The difference between these 3 pagestyle examples are nearly
invisible (plain has a number at the bottom and align has a page
number on the top-left corner and position marks on the three others.

\erroronpage{341}{l.-9}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        can contains \>
        can contain

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 10 }

%\erroronpage{354}{table}{UVi}{1997/12/16}{}
%   Replace \textsf{lucbr} by \textsf{lucidabr} for latest PSNFSS?
%
% SPQR: not necessarily. they do different things. leave as is

\erroronpage{355}{l.-5}{UVi}{1997/12/16}{}
   Computer Modern, Euler Math, MathTime, and Lucida New Math. 
   \> Computer Modern, Concrete Math, Euler Math, MathTime, 
   and Lucida New Math.  (See CTAN:fonts/concmath and
   CTAN:macros/latex/contrib/supported/concmath)

\erroronpage{355}{l.-2}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        none of Computer Modern, Euler Math or Lucida work \>
        none of Computer Modern, Euler Math\u{,} or Lucida work\u{s}

\erroronpage{359}{l.18}{AMM}{1998/11/30}{}
   package file times.sty [the same typeface should be used]

\erroronpage{362}{l.15}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        download \>
        downloaded

\erroronpage{362}{l.18}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        organized up \>
        organized

\erroronpage{362}{l.-10}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        (named \texttt{config.}\textit{Short Family Name} (e.g., \>
        (named \texttt{config.}\textit{Short Family Name}, e.g.,

\erroronpage{362}{l.-10}{UVi}{1997/12/16}{}
   Adobe Garamond's short name is \texttt{pag} \> \texttt{pgm}
   (3 times)  (\texttt{pag} is AvantGarde!)

\erroronpage{362}{l.-3}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        discusses of how \>
        discusses how

\erroronpage{366}{l.24}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        0.0777779 \>
        0.077779

\erroronpage{367}{l.14}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   Add `might': \ldots\ if any of them is zero it might be omitted.

\erroronpage{368}{l.21}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        CHECKSUM \>
        FONTCHECKSUM

\erroronpage{382}{l.7}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   ``V\ldots'' should be italic not bold

\erroronpage{382}{l.-11}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
    an old distribution of \texttt{dvips}\u{).}

\erroronpage{387}{l.17}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        are left undefined are for use \>
        are left undefined for use

\erroronpage{392}{para 5, l.10}{DCa,FMi}{1997/06/24}{2}
   Add \verb=|= twice:  \verb!one one |=:|>> exclam ;! 

\erroronpage{395}{l.-4}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        creates a \texttt{mtx} \>
        creates an \texttt{mtx}

\erroronpage{399}{l.-8}{DCa}{1997/06/30}{2}
   Delete line as it is the same as code line nr 7.

\erroronpage{400}{l.7}{DCa}{1997/06/30}{2}
   Delete line as it is the same as code line nr 13.

\erroronpage{401}{l.17}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   line numbering should continue with 10

\erroronpage{403}{l.5}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   line numbering should continue with 13

\erroronpage{405}{l.2}{UVi}{1997/12/16}{}
   Is the overfull hbox in ``bold-face math italic'' intentional?

\erroronpage{407}{l.8}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        applies \>
        apply

\erroronpage{411}{table 10.8}{SPQR}{1998/05/15}{}
   Fontname code for ``hairline'' should be ``a'' not ``h''.

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Chapter 11 }

\erroronpage{426}{table}{UVi}{1997/12/16}{}
   The closing brace in the example about inserting literal
   PostScript is misplaced.  It probably should be:
   |\special{"newpath 0 0 moveto 100 100 lineto stroke}|

\erroronpage{429}{l.2}{WaS}{2000/09/19}{}
  Slanting was forgotten; the complete example should read:
\begin{verbatim}
mbbbo8r Bembo-Bold " .167 SlantFont TeXBase1Encoding ReEncodeFont " <8r.enc <mbbb8a.pfb
\end{verbatim}
  Replace \texttt{mbbb8r} with \texttt{mbbbo8r} accordingly in line~4.

\erroronpage{434}{11.3, l.5}{BDr}{1997/06/26}{2}
        to-to-bottom \> top-to-bottom

\erroronpage{442}{11.4, l.3}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
        a very few PostScript\u{ }Level 2 features

\erroronpage{446}{l.-17}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        to these. so that \>
        to these, so that

\erroronpage{446}{l.-14}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        brackets \>
        parentheses

\erroronpage{448}{l.-4}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        \verb=doc\%02d.tif= \>
        \verb=doc%02d.tif=

\erroronpage{450}{l.8}{PKa}{1997/09/15}{}
        \verb=-sShingling= \>
        \verb=-dShingling=

\erroronpage{450}{sec. 11.4.4}{UVi}{1997/12/16}{}
   Mention the existance of \textsf{gv} by Johannes Plass, a recent 
   development derived from \textsf{GhostView} by Tim Theissen?

\erroronpage{452}{l.-2}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
        Use sans font throughout: \textsf{Adobe Illustrator 3}

\erroronpage{454}{l.9}{AMM}{1998/12/09}{}
   -Eextension \> -Eexpansion

\erroronpage{461}{l.10}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        preceed \>
        precede


\erroronpage{462}{}{DSe}{1998/12/18}{}

Daniel Sebald suggested to explain in some detail how to use xfig with
\LaTeX. (So far we haven't checked this method.) He wrote:

The following is a description of how to use xfig to generate
quality postscript pictures then incorporate \LaTeX{} text.  It
is a bit of a round-about method, but not too bad given the
flexibility and quality of output.  Furthermore, because in
this method basically the only \LaTeX{} picture element used
is text (lines, etc. are PostScript) \LaTeX{} runs more efficiently
than if only \LaTeX{} picture elements are used.

\erroronpage{462}{continued}{DSe}{1998/12/18}{}
1. Draw the picture in xfig and change the font types to
   "LaTeX fonts".  Use the xfig export feature that will
   output the nice quality lines, circles, etc. to a PostScript
   file and export the \LaTeX{} fonts and locations to a
   separate \LaTeX{} file.  The option is called "Combined PS/LaTeX
   (both parts)".  (Remember you must edit the font type
   to be \LaTeX{} font.)  The \LaTeX{} file includes the PostScript
   file via the |\special| command.

   A neat little trick is to type math using the \LaTeX{}
   syntax directly on the xfig figure, e.g., |$\sum_{n=0}^{\infty}$|
   then select "special" under the special flag in the
   text edit box so that xfig doesn't add extra backslashes to generate
   such things as |\$|, |\_|, etc.  Then when compiling in the next step
   the result is nicely formatted math text.  Granted, the text
   doesn't look right in xfig, but with only a bit of guessing
   and using |left/center/right| alignment properly this is
   no big problem.

   Positioning can be done using the justification in the
   text edit box to prevent extra white space appearing in
   the final figure because xfig treats the whole text string
   when computing figure borders.  (If a long string of text
   obstructs the figure in xfig the hidden flag can be selected
   in the text edit box to hide the text string from the screen.)

2. Create a simple file such as follows:
\begin{verbatim}
  \documentclass{article}
  \usepackage{epsfig}
  \begin{document}
  \pagestyle{empty}
  \input{filename.pstex_t}
  \end{document}
\end{verbatim}

  then compile it under \LaTeX{}.  Now use dvips to turn this
  into an encapsulated PostScript file.  That is
\begin{verbatim}
  > dvips filename -E -o filename.eps
\end{verbatim}

\erroronpage{462}{continued}{DSe}{1998/12/18}{}

3. In your final document simply treat the generated eps
   file just as you would any eps file.  There are \LaTeX{}
   packages that allow scaling of such figures.  Because
   the text is now in the eps file it gets scaled accordingly.

   An alternate method instead of step 2 is simply to input
   |filename.pstex_t| into the final \LaTeX{} document.  This works
   fine but the flexibility of scaling text may not exist.

4. Use your imagination!  xfig allows importing PostScript
   documents.  So you can bring in pictures generated by
   other programs, e.g., Matlab, and add annotation with the
   method described above.


%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Appendix A }

\erroronpage{465}{l.-6}{NBe}{1997/07/11}{2}
        this requires \ldots{} are given \>
        this requires \ldots{} be given

        [Subjunctive, rather than indicative, is called for here,
        because ``require'' is a condition.]

%\erroronpage{471}{column 2, l.10}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{}
%   \texttt{b3} (braggado) Braggadocio                WHAT IS WRONG?????

\erroronpage{471}{column 4, l.8}{PMcJ}{1998/06/11}{}
   u:N\u{i}mbusMonL

\erroronpage{472}{column 3, l.17}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   u:N\u{i}mbusSanL

\erroronpage{473}{column 4, l.21}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   \texttt{rw} (rockwell) Rockwel\u{lS}late

\erroronpage{475ff}{table heading}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   Use uppercase: \u{ISO} Latin

\erroronpage{480}{perthousand}{PGu}{2002/02/24}{}
   Glyph for perthousand is a small 0 \> should be like 0/00

   Actually, the glyph is a small 0 in in several fonts (the
   perthousand is then generated internally as a ligature with \%)

\erroronpage{482--487}{Table~A.4}{WaS}{2000/09/26}{}
   Table~A.4 is lacking the entries for the slots 38 and 139,
   and slot 89 is listed twice.

   38 is ampersand throughout.

   139 is Nacute, guilsinglleft, empty, empty, guilsinglleft, atilde, 
   perthousand in the encodings from left to right.

   The above errors have been added to second (corrected) printing and
   are not present in the first printing.

\erroronpage{482}{caption}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   the characters ``Table A.4:'' are set in the wrong size (too small)

\erroronpage{484}{l.-3,-4}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   guilsingleft and guilsingright \>
   guilsinglleft and guilsinglright

\erroronpage{489}{l.8}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   \ldots\verb=}{=\textit{de\u{p}th}\verb=}{=\ldots

\erroronpage{491}{l.20}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   you can use expressions such as \verb=\width{=\u{\textit{glyph}}\verb=}=

%\erroronpage{491}{l.20}{FMi}{1997/08/01}{}
%   add extra space in front of this line (and in similar places in
%   that section)

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Appendix B }

\erroronpage{498}{}{AOg}{1999/02/27}{}
   Add \texttt{ctan.tug.org} to the list of CTAN sites (others may
   need update as well

\erroronpage{498}{l.10}{PMcJ}{1998/06/11}{}
   it \> is

\erroronpage{506}{l.-8}{SPQR}{1997/08/01}{2}
    fonts/psfonts/adobe/garamond \>
  \texttt{CTAN:fonts/psfonts/adobe/garamond}

\erroronpage{506}{l.-11}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   see\u{ }\texttt{http//www.adobe.com./prodindex/framemaker/main.html}

\erroronpage{507}{l.17}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   remove surplus \verb=%=

\erroronpage{507}{l.17}{MGo}{1998/01/16}{}
   The old URL is obsolete, a new one is 
   \texttt{http://www.imsisoft.com/hijaak/index.html}

\erroronpage{507}{l.-3}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   \texttt{CTAN\u{:f}onts/utils/mm}

\erroronpage{508}{l.5}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   \texttt{http:\u{//}www.mathworks.com}

\erroronpage{508}{l.11}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   \texttt{CTAN\u{:f}onts/utils/mm}

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Bibliography }

\erroronpage{516}{l.12}{BBe}{1997/08/01}{2}
   Do not use typewriter for ``seminar.sty'' or
   use typewriter also with next item.

%=======================================================================
\CHAPTER{Index }

\erroronpage{523}{graphicx depth key}{PMcJ,FMi}{1998/06/13}{}
   Spurious entry, depth is no keyword for graphicx package

\erroronpage{529}{pspicture}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   Add reference to p.48

\erroronpage{535}{Document classes}{FMi}{1998/04/31}{}
   Document classes \> Document \u{C}lasses

\erroronpage{543}{graphicx depth key}{FMi}{1998/06/21}{}
   Spurious entry, depth is no keyword for graphicx package

\erroronpage{546}{\texttt{\textbackslash heat}}{FMi}{1997/04/01}{2}
   Typo: remove and add p.302 to |\heart| instead

\end{erratalist}



%==========================================================================

\bigskip


\begin{multicols}{3}[Thanks to all who have found errors or
   omissions. Listed are the people who found an errata entry first.]
\contributor{AMi}{Arno Mittelbach}
\contributor{AMM}{Alberto Maria Marchetti}
\contributor{AOg}{Arthur Ogawa}
\contributor{BBe}{Barbara Beeton}
\contributor{BDr}{Bernard Drapeau}
\contributor{BLu}{Ben Lukoschus}
\contributor{DCa}{David Carlisle}
\contributor{DGi}{Denis Girou}
\contributor{DSe}{Daniel Sebald}
\contributor{EGu}{Eitan Gurari}
\contributor{FMi}{Frank Mittelbach}
\contributor{JKr}{J\"urgen Kr\"amer}
\contributor{JOl}{Jeffrey D. Oldham}
\contributor{JRi}{Jonathan Rich}
\contributor{MGo}{Michel Goossens}
\contributor{MWa}{Michael Wanko}
\contributor{NBe}{Nelson H. F. Beebe}
\contributor{PGu}{Patrick Gundlach}
\contributor{PKa}{Peter Kabal}
\contributor{PMcJ}{Paul McJones}
\contributor{RFa}{Robin Fairbairns}
\contributor{SPQR}{Sebastian Rahtz}
\contributor{TJe}{Tarjei T. Jensen}
\contributor{TRa}{T.V. Raman}
\contributor{UMu}{Uwe M\"unch}
\contributor{UVi}{Ulrik Vieth}
\contributor{VSc}{Volker RW Schaa}
\contributor{WaS}{Walter Schmidt}
\contributor{JUl}{Julian Ullmann}
\end{multicols}


If you find further errors please report them to one of the authors
\begin{quote}\ttfamily
  frank.mittelbach@latex-project.org\\
  sebastian.rahtz@oucs.ox.ac.uk\\
  goossens@cern.ch 
\end{quote}
preferable in a form usable for this file, i.e.,
\begin{flushleft}
|\erroronpage{|\textit{page-number}|}{|\textit{line-identification}|}{|%
   \textit{your-initials}|}{|\textit{date}|}{}| \\
   \hspace*{2em}\textit{description of the the errata}
\end{flushleft}
Here is an example:
\begin{verbatim}
\erroronpage{4}{l.-7}{PMcJ}{1998/06/11}{}
   surprisingly \> surprising
\end{verbatim}


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