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TUG 1995 Proceedings (St. Petersburg, Florida)

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Front cover	c1
Inside front cover	c2
Production notes    Robin Fairbairns	222
Opening Address
President's words    Michel Goossens	223-226
Fonts
When Metafont does it alone    Jiří Zlatuška	227-232
MetaFog: Converting Metafont shapes to contours    Richard J. Kinch	233-243
The Poetica family: Fancy fonts with TeX and LaTeX    Alan Hoenig	244-252
Using Adobe Type 1 Multiple Master fonts with TeX    Michel Goossens, Sebastian Rahtz, Robin Fairbairns	253-258
Dotted and dashed lines in Metafont    Jeremy Gibbons	259-264
Printing TeX documents with partial Type 1 fonts    Sergey Lesenko	265-268
LaTeX
Modularity in LaTeX    Matthew Swift	269-275
A multienumerate package    Dennis Kletzing	276-279
Hyphenation
Hyphenation in TeX — Quo Vadis?    Petr Sojka, Pavel Ševeček	280-289
Notes on compound word hyphenation in TeX    Petr Sojka	290-296
Literate programming
Literate Plain source is available!    Włodek Bzyl	297-299
Teaching CS/1 courses in a literate manner    Bart Childs, Deborah Dunn, William Lively	300-309
Methods
An audio view of LaTeX documents — part II    T.V. Raman	310-314
Another look at LaTeX to SGML conversion    Sebastian Rahtz	315-324
Omega — Why bother with Unicode?    Robin Fairbairns	325-328
Modern Catalan typographical conventions    Gabriel Valiente Feruglio	329-338
News & Announcements
TUG'96 Announcement	339
Calendar	340-341
TUG Business
TUG'95—List of attendees	341-343
Institutional members	344
Advertisements
TeX consulting and production services	345