81. Is TeX Y2K-compliant? Will tex and related programs continue to work properly after the year 2000? tex is a programming language that can be used to program just about http://www.ntg.nl/y2k.html

Nederlandstalige TeX Gebruikersgroep zoeken alleen voor leden nieuws over TeX wat is TeX wat is LaTeX wat is ConTeXt wat is Metafont ... literatuur over de NTG doelstelling activiteiten bestuur statuten ... lidmaatschap internationaal local user groups conferenties publicaties MAPS internationaal evenementen NTG-bijeenkomsten TeX-kalender contact adressen mailing lists links in English Is TeX Y2K-compliant? Erik Frambach January 1999 Abstract Will TeX and related programs continue to work properly after the year 2000? This article describes how TeX deals with dates and how this affects its behavior after the year 2000. Keywords: millennium, Y2K What's the problem? Many programs that have been running perfectly well for a long time could crash or otherwise cause problems at the turn of the century. The reason is that these programs internally represent years in only two digits. This means that, e.g., the year 1999 is represented as `99' and the year 2000 is represented as `00'. Any program that attempts to do arithmetics with these truncated values will fail. My age, e.g., could be determined by subtracting my year of birth from the current year. In 1999 that would be `99' minus `60' equals `39'. But in the year 2000 it would be `00' minus `60' equals `-60'. Depending on the kind of application that makes such errors, the consequences could be devastating. If a program behaves decently, using `large' numbers such as `1999' for internal representations, it is called Y2K-compliant (Y2K means `Year 2 Thousand'). Many companies are currently testing all their mission-critical software and hardware for Y2K-compliancy. Naturally TeX is also put to the test.

82. LaTeX - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia LAtex is a document preparation system for the tex typesetting program. It offersprogrammable desktop publishing features and extensive facilities for http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaTeX

LaTeX From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The title of this article is incorrect due to technical limitations . The correct title is L A T E X The Wiki markup used for formulae on Wikipedia uses LaTeX; see Texvc for details. The LaTeX logo, typeset with LaTeX L A T E X is a document preparation system for the TeX typesetting program. It offers programmable desktop publishing features and extensive facilities for automating most aspects of typesetting and desktop publishing, including numbering and cross-referencing, tables and figures, page layout, bibliographies , and much more. LaTeX was originally written in by Leslie Lamport and has become the dominant method for using TeX —few people write in plain TeX anymore. The current version is LaTeX2ε. Contents Pronunciation The typesetting system Community Licensing issues ... edit Pronunciation LaTeX is usually pronounced "LAY-tech" or "LAH-tech" ( IPA [ˈleɪtɛx] [ˈlɑtɛx] ), where ch represents the sound of ch in German Bach or Scottish loch : the last character in the name is actually a capital chi , as the name of TeX derives from the Greek τεχνη (skill, art, technique). While TeX's creator

83. PyTex - Documents About Python And TeX Usually, tex is run as a batch program. But when run as a daemon, tex can be part We demonstrate the replacement of tex macros by an external program. http://www.pytex.org/doc/

Home Documents updated 20 Mar 2005 Contents This page summarises some published article that relate to PyTeX. It also contains links for the download of these articles, in both dvi and PDF. TeX forever! (EuroTeX 2005) Download as: dvi pdf TeX as a callable function (EuroTeX 2002) Download as: dvi pdf Instant Preview and the TeX daemon (TUG Conference 2001) Download as: dvi pdf Line breaking and page breaking (TUG Conference 2000) Download as: dvi pdf Active TeX and the DOT input syntax Download as: dvi pdf Book Review: The Printing Revolution in Early Modern Europe Download as: dvi pdf TeX forever! (EuroTeX 2005) dvi pdf Usually, TeX is run as a batch program. But when run as a daemon, TeX can be part of an interactive program. Daemons often that run forever, or at least for a long time. Hence the title of this paper. Usually, parsing and transformation of the input data is done by TeX macros, with little outside help. Often, this results in input documents that only TeX can understand. Also, TeX macros can be hard to write. We demonstrate the replacement of TeX macros by an external program. This is done in real time. Usually, TeX's principal output is a dvi representation of typeset pages, for processing by a printer driver. However, TeX's log file or console can be used to allow TeX to output the boxes it holds internally. (Alternatively, an extension of TeX could write this data out in a binary form.) Shipping out boxes rather than dvi allows an external program to do the page makeup.

84. TeX Information Page Miktex A win32 port of tex and support programs including METAPOST and dvips . Using local tex installations will requiring accessing local programs, http://www.rpi.edu/~sofkam/tex.html

TeX Information Page. TeX is a typesetting system written by Donald E. Knuth of Stanford University. I first used TeX on June 1st, 1987 and have never looked back. It is a fully programmable macro language used to specify how a document should be typeset. TeX documents are portable and stable. Files dating to 1982 can be formatted and printed without modification-try that with Word Perfect. Pointers to TeX Information and Software. The Comprehensive TeX Archive Network is a set of fully-mirrored ftp sites providing up-to-date TeX-related software. TeX and Typography Links from my bookmarks file. TeX Users Group. Information about TeX, TUG and typography. TeX Frequently Asked Questions. Maintained by the UK TeX Users Group. Littlest member of TUG. Gwyndolyn Carrie Sofka, June 16, 1997. CTAN Interface : Web interface to Comprehensive TeX Archive Network. Walnut Creek CDROM CTAN ftp site. Search CTAN CGI interface to CTAN search. If you have AFS , you can cd to a CTAN mirror at /afs/nada.kth.se/public/ftp/pub/tex/ctan-mirror MikTeX : A win32 port of TeX and support programs including METAPOST and dvips. : TeX for UNIX, converted from Web to C code. Recently, a win32 version has been made available.

85. The TeTeX HOWTO: The Linux-teTeX Local Guide: Introduction. You also need a program or two to translate tex s .dvi output for your screen and These programs are collectively known as ``dviware. For example, tex http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/TeTeX-HOWTO-1.html

Next Previous Contents 1. Introduction. Permission is granted to copy and distribute modified versions of this manual under the conditions for verbatim copying, provided also that the sections entitled, ``Distribution,'' and, ``GNU General Public License,'' are included exactly as in the original, and provided that the entire resulting derived work is distributed under the terms of a permission notice identical to this one. Permission is granted to copy and distribute translations of this manual into another language, under the above conditions for modified versions. except that the sections entitled, ``Distribution,'' and, ``GNU General Public License,'' may be included in a translation approved by the Free Software Foundation instead of in the original English. Please refer to Section for terms of copying. 1.2 Software described in this document. TeX handles only the formatting part of the document preparation. Generating output from TeX is like compiling source code into object code, which still needs to be linked. You prepare an input file with a text editorwhat most people think of as ``word processing''- and format the input file document with TeX to produce a device-independent output file, called a .dvi file.

86. Tex - Fortran - Guida Di SuperEva tex The Program (Computers and Typesetting, Vol B) Donald Ervin Knuth /Hardcover / Published April 1986 Price $51.95 Ships in 2-3 days http://guide.supereva.com/fortran/interventi/2002/05/104349.shtml

superEva Guide document.write(''); sei qui: superEva guide Informatica e Internet Fortran di Giuseppe Ciaburro guida dal 04-06-2002 Diventa anche tu una guida! Home Fotogallery Forum ... Newsletter Cerca: economia news e media viaggi informatica ... scienza I nostri sponsor Viaggia con Tiscover Trova lavoro Finanza Giochi ... Viaggi Libri - Casa Foto Le categorie della guida Algoritmi ( 13 ) Compilatori ( 9 ) Corsi online ( 8 ) FAQ ( 1 ) ... Manuali ( 16 ) Miscellanea (31) News ( 206 ) Principianti ( 15 ) Programmi ( 47 ) Sicurezza ( 13 ) ... Windows ( 8 ) I link preferiti della guida La guida matlab La guida Manuali Tutto sulla FERRARI Il Sondaggio Quale versione del fortran utilizzi? Fortran 95 Fortran 90 Fortran 77 Sponsor createEspottingContentPage("SUPSC095", "Template1", 3); Miscellanea Tex A cura di Giuseppe Ciaburro Pubblicato il 23/09/05 Una raccolta dell'intera bibliografia esistente sul più potente formattatore di testi in circolazione Di seguito è riportata la lista con tutti i libri disponibili sul formattatore di testi tex con indicazione del prezzo e del link delle librerie online dove trovarli. A Beginner's Book of Tex Raymond Seroul, Silvio Levy / Paperback / Published July 1991

87. Guide To TeTeX Documentation New texlike programs, e-tex, omega, pdftex and their Latex variants. New formatContext; Computer Modern fonts in Adobe Postscript Type 1 form (courtesy of http://www.math.upenn.edu/tex_docs/newhelpindex.html

A Documentation Guide This page is an attempt at a guided tour around the huge amount of TeX and LaTeX documentation which comes as part of teT E X, the unix TeX and LaTeX system assembled by Thomas Esser. It is contributed by Keith Refson and all comments, suggestions and flames should be directed to him . Queries about installing and maintaining the teT E X installation itself should be directed to the teT E X mailing list : (See the teT E X Homepage for instructions) - but check the frequently-asked questions list first. Questions about using LaTeX, TeX etc are best posted to the usenet newsgroup comp.text.tex where they will receive attention from a worldwide readership. Much of the documentation is in the form of dvi and PostScript files which should display using xdvi or ghostscript front ends such as ghostview or gv from a properly configured web browser. Alternatively you may download and print them. The original LaTeX sources can be found in the documentation tree which is rooted at $TEXMFMAIN/doc . The command texdoc [package-name] will attempt to display documentation for that package from the shell command line.

88. [6-6] Formatting Code In LaTeX (WEB And Other Literate Programming Tools) program that allows you to write program code as is in your LaTeX or TeXsource. The generated LaTeX code formats Lisp programs in typewriter font http://www.faqs.org/faqs/lisp-faq/part6/section-4.html

Single Page Top Document: FAQ: Lisp FTP Resources 6/7 [Monthly posting] Previous Document: [6-3] Publicly Redistributable Lisp Software Next Document: [6-7] Where can I get an implementation of Prolog in Lisp? Usenet FAQs Search Web FAQs ... RFC Index [6-6] Formatting code in LaTeX (WEB and other literate programming tools) dorai@cs.rice.edu ftp.cs.cmu.edu:/user/ai/lang/lisp/code/tools/user_man/ . The Literate Programming FAQ lists a number of alternatives, both language-independent and Lisp-specific. The Literate Programming FAQ is posted once a quarter to the comp.literate.programming newsgroup and is available by anonymous ftp from rtfm.mit.edu. A copy may also be requested by sending an email message to fileserv@shsu.edu sendme litprog.faq in the body of the message. Top Document: FAQ: Lisp FTP Resources 6/7 [Monthly posting] Previous Document: [6-3] Publicly Redistributable Lisp Software Next Document: [6-7] Where can I get an implementation of Prolog in Lisp? Single Page Usenet FAQs Search Web FAQs ... RFC Index Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: ai+lisp-faq@cs.cmu.edu

89. Using TeX/LaTeX tex is a document formatting language (and the program that processes it) writtenby Donald Knuth of Stanford University, originally for preparation of his http://www.etd.psu.edu/tex.html

90. The Tex*A*Syst Mobile Lab Program This program, along with other tex*A*Syst programs, are marketed to The tex*A*Syst Mobile Lab Program has screened over 4500 water samples from rural http://www.usawaterquality.org/themes/health/extension/mobile_lab.html

breadCrumbs("usawaterquality.org",">>","default.html","no_deco_green","nationaltheme","no_deco_green","1"); About this Program Regional Programs National Themes National Facilitation ... Previous Page search this website: National Theme: Drinking Water and Human Health Research Education Extension - Success Story - This program is just one example of CSREES Extension programming that has positively impacted drinking water quality. Please check back periodically for other highlighted programs. the Tex*A*Syst Mobile Lab Program: Screening Drinking Water Wells and Educating Citizens By participating in the Tex*A*Syst Mobile Lab Program, well owners receive specific instructions about how to treat their wells to reduce contaminant levels and how to lessen the threat of contamination in the future. Situation The health and livelihood of Americans depends on the availability of a safe drinking water supply. Residents in rural areas of Texas primarily rely upon private wells for their water needs. Private wells are a water source that is not regulated to the extent that public drinking water supplies are. Private well owners are responsible for the quality of their own drinking water. They need to be aware of potential contamination risks to their wells and how to protect against these risks. As a result, more private well owners are demanding well water testing and water quality information.

91. SafeSite - Desktop Publishing › TeX Type Setting Program Home › Desktop Publishing › tex type setting program tex v3.14159 for DOS,plus files for plain.tex ASCII file spelling checker with texability http://www.safesite.com/category.php[id]288[SiteID]digibuy

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92. What The Heck Is Latex? which has the extension .tex, and then running the latex program to convert In such a program, the GUI always shows what the final printed copy will http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~smcpeak/latex/whatislatex.html

What the heck is Latex? This document attempts to explain what Latex is, in under five minutes. Latex is a document preparation system You use Latex to create documents for others to read. In that respect it is similar to Microsoft Word. But the similarities end there. Document preparation with Latex typically consists of using a text editor (such as Emacs, vi, or even Notepad) to edit a Latex source file , which has the extension .tex , and then running the latex program to convert the source file to a document interchange format such as Postscript or PDF. Once the document is in a document interchange format, it can be previewed on the screen, sent to others, printed, etc. What is up with the name "Latex"? The name is (in my opinion) the worst part. It is too easily confused with latex, a synthetic rubber-like substance, and it seems elitist to many people. But try to forgive the name; it was created by Computer Scientists like me, and we're terrible at naming things. Pronounciation : I usually pronounce it "LAY-tek", though some pronounce it "LAH-tek". In any case, the second syllable is not pronounced "teks".

93. LaTeX Style And BiBTeX Bibliography Formats For Molecular Biologists: TeX And La tex makebst. and the program will step you through interactively. detexdetex Detex is a filter program that removes the Latex (or tex) control http://www.lecb.ncifcrf.gov/~toms/latex.html

LaTeX Style and BiBTeX Bibliography Formats for Molecular Biologists: TeX and LaTeX Resources LaTeX is a typesetting language that runs circles around standard word processing programs because ... it is a true language. This means you can define new commands and do rather complex things. It is not really any harder to use than standard word processing programs such as word Y or word IM perfect but it beats them hands down. Because it is a vastly superior, permanent document preparation method, I write all my scientific papers, in LaTeX and then convert them automatically to html with latex2html, and to postscript and (more recently) to pdf with ghostscript . An example is the Information Theory Primer Why Use Latex? LaTeX, BiBTex and a large number of supporting programs and data files are FREE! Why pay for excellent scientific typesetting? Why use a commercial proprietary format that almost guarantees that you will have trouble keeping your papers in the future and waste lots of disk space storing them? Word processors are stupid and inefficient by Allin Cottrell It's easy to get started: LaTeX for Beginners When used in conjunction with the atchange program, LaTeX and BiBTeX become automated and act like a WYSIWYG-AIWYW (What You See Is What You Get - And It's What You Wanted).

94. TeX@Everything2.com distinguished from what the tex program (and other associated programs) do.Each entity on the page is a box and tex arranges these boxes (with the use http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node=TeX

95. Knuth: Computers And Typesetting Volume B, tex The Program (Reading, Massachusetts AddisonWesley, 1986), The complete sources for the tex and METAFONT programs are respectively http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/abcde.html

The TeXbook by Donald E. Knuth (Reading, Massachusetts: Addison-Wesley, 1984), x+483pp. ISBN 0-201-13448-9 Japanese translation by Yoshiteru Sagiya and Nobuo Saito, TeXbukku, konpyuuta ni yoru sohan sisutemu (Tokyo: ASCII Corporation, 1989), xix+657pp. Russian translation by M. V. Lisina, edited by S. V. Klimenko and S. N. Sokolov, Vse pro TeX (Protvino, Moscow: AO RDTeX, 1993), xvi+575pp. Russian translation by L. F. Kozachenko, edited by Yu. V. Kozachenko, Vse pre TeX (Moscow: Vil'iams The definitive user manual and reference manual for TeX. Also published in hardcover as Volume A The METAFONTbook by Donald E. Knuth (Reading, Massachusetts: Addison-Wesley, 1986), xii+361pp. ISBN 0-201-13444-6 Japanese translation by Yoshiteru Sagiya, METAFONT bukku (Tokyo: ASCII Corporation, 1994), xvi+451pp. Russian translation by (Moscow: CenterCom Enterprises), in preparation. The definitive user manual and reference manual for METAFONT. Also published in hardcover as Volume C Volume A The TeXbook (Reading, Massachusetts: Addison-Wesley, 1984), x+483pp. ISBN 0-201-13447-0 Volume B TeX: The Program (Reading, Massachusetts: Addison-Wesley, 1986), xviii+600pp.

96. Knuth: Recent News Fascicles for The Art of Computer programming. Hurray, hurray After many yearsof preparation, at last I can report the publication of new material for my http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/news.html

Recent News [click here to zip down to the schedule of public lectures] Viva TALG! I'm happy to announce Volume 1, Number 1 of a new journal, ACM Transactions on Algorithms (July 2005), edited by the entire former editorial staff of the Journal of Algorithms . It's available now at ACM's Digital Library . Last year the editor-in-chief (Hal Gabow of the University of Colorado) promised that the inaugural issue would be ``gangbusters''; his promise was, if anything, an understatement. Congratulations to all the authors and editors! NPR interview David Kestenbaum came to Stanford in July 2004 and spent an entire day following me around; we even went swimming together! He taped a lot of noises that I made, and eventually boiled everything down to an 8-minute interview that aired on Morning Edition on 14 March 2005. (Great job, David, making sense out of my nerdy life. Of course you meant to say ``100 million'' instead of ``10 million'' at one point:-) Fascicles for The Art of Computer Programming Hurray, hurray: After many years of preparation, at last I can report the publication of new material for my books on

97. Linux Inside: The TeX Alternative These programs convert the tex device independent file (dvi) into LaserJet orPostscript files, respectively. Post Processing http://www.northernjourney.com/opensource/linside/li004.html

Linux Inside: The TeX Alternative by Gene Wilburn The Computer Paper In addition to sending output to printers, many of the text processing systems, such as troff (typesetting runoff), were designed to send output to a typesetting machine. Because of this typesetting bias, documentation produced with these systems is strikingly readable and often very beautiful, typographically. One of the most brilliant text processing systems was created by Donald E. Knuth, a world authority on programming algorithms. He called his system TeX, pronounced 'TEK' or 'TEKHHH' with a Scottish guttural at the end. (Don't practice pronouncing it this way in polite company.) The final 'X' is the Greek letter 'chi' rather than the English letter 'X'. TeX was created with mathematics in mind and it is still the premier system for producing books and articles that require complex typeset mathematical formulae. It also happens to be a very fine general-purpose typesetting system. Typesetting languages, at a low level, are inherently complex and learning to typeset in either troff or plain TeX can rapidly reach guru levels. To make TeX much easier for writers, Leslie Lamport created a set of easy-to-use macros for TeX which he dubbed LaTeX (pronounced 'LAY-tek'). These mature, powerful typesetting systems are available for free with Linux and are included with every CD distribution. If you have enough disk space, you can treat yourself to a whole new adventure by installing them and trying them out.

98. Freshmeat.net: Tutorials - Making Presentations With LaTeX And Prosper A number of dedicated presentation programs have been written for Unix systems, tex and Latex being the allpowerful pieces of software they are, http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/667/

OSTG ThinkGeek Slashdot ITMJ ... Whitepapers Ads_kid=0;Ads_bid=0;Ads_xl=0;Ads_yl=0;Ads_xp='';Ads_yp='';Ads_xp1='';Ads_yp1='';Ads_opt=0; Ads_wrd=''; Ads_prf='page=articles'; Ads_par='';Ads_cnturl='';Ads_sec=0;Ads_channels='RON_P1_Leaderboard'; Mon, Sep 26th home browse articles ... scoop 09:25 PDT Search for in projects articles comments web results by YAHOO! search Section Main Unix Handhelds Mac OS X Themes login register recover password [Article] ... [Article] Making Presentations with LaTeX and Prosper by Rajarshi Guha , in Tutorials - Sat, Dec 28th 2002 00:00 PDT A number of dedicated presentation programs have been written for Unix systems, but they may not serve your needs if you have special requirements, especially the need to display mathematical formulas. The Prosper package can help you create attractive presentations while letting you use the full power of LaTeX. All reader-contributed material on freshmeat.net is the property and responsibility of its author; for reprint rights, please contact the author directly. If you write a lot of technical documents, especially those containing formulas, you've probably used

99. Math Games:Vector Vs. Raster WinFIG Based on UNIX program XFig. Excellent tex support. tex. . N, Y,N, N, N, N, Y, N. QCad CAD program. $28 on Windows, otherwise free. http://www.maa.org/editorial/mathgames/mathgames_08_01_05.html

Search MAA Online MAA Home Math Games Vector vs. Raster Ed Pegg Jr., August 1, 2005 (Revised, August 10) I wasn't good with coloring books. Those scribbles and my freehand drawings almost caused me to fail kindergarten. In third grade, I encountered graph paper and rulers. Using a straightedge, I could connect two points with a line better than anyone. In geometry, I learned to make tangent circles. High school offered a drafting class as an alternative to art, so I learned to use a T-square, and how to ink lines. With the aid of a ruler, I've been drawing lines ever since. These days, I'm using programs to make lines and curves. Here's a line. Figure 1. The line AB. The above image is GIF, a raster format. It's not really a line. It's a raster object, or a bitmap. The computer is getting information about how every pixel needs to be colored. If an art program opened it, I couldn't readily change it. Now, take a look at a vector image. (If you don't have Flash installed, figure 2 looks identical to figure 1.)

100. TUG'97 Program, Provisional Archive copy mirrored from http//tug.cs.umb.edu/tug97/program.html 10.0010.30 Yannis Haralambous `A New tex Math Font Family for Elsevier http://xml.coverpages.org/tug97prog.html

[Archive copy mirrored from: http://tug.cs.umb.edu/tug97/program.html TUG'97 Program, provisional Sunday Tutorial day Registration 1.005.00 Registration Workshops Yannis Haralambous and John Plaice Aspects of Omega: from everyday use to developing of and extending multilingual tools Ross Moore Anita Z. Hoover Moving to LaTeX2e Reception 6.008.00 Welcome reception Monday Pictures and TeX day Opening 9.009.45 Opening convocation Picture this: the TeXxie approach to graphical illustration Kristoffer H. Rose `Xy-pic as a tool for VHL2G (Very High-Level 2-dimensional Graphics) and how this made TeX into an animation tool' Sebastian Rahtz `A tutorial on Metapost graphs' Eitan Gurari `Drawing with DraTeX' Ross Moore `High-quality labels on included graphics, using Xy-pic' Sebastian Tannert `CIRC: a package to draw flow-sheets of all types' Tooling up: where are we with TeX? eTeX member `The state of e-TeX' John Plaice and Yannis Haralambous `Omega, the full release' Michel Goossens `TeX Live 2, TDS and Web2c 7.0's kpathsea' Werner Lemberg `New font tools for TeX' Hans Hagen `Production of complicated and highly interactive documents' Tuesday The Web and SGML day TUG Business Meeting TeX and Scientific Publishing on the Internet Yannis Haralambous `A New TeX Math Font Family for Elsevier' Sergey Lesenko `DVIPDF and graphics' Han The Thanh `TeX to PDF direct' T V Raman `Developments in PDF, and LaTeX'

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