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| Front cover |
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| Inside front cover |
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| TUG 1991 Conference Proceedings Part 1 |
| Title page |
349 |
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| Introduction |
President's introduction
Nelson Beebe
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351-352 |
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| Keynote Address |
Two sides of the fence
Nico Poppelier
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353-358 |
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| Publishing |
Comparing TeX and traditional typesetting for the composition of a textbook
Laurie J. Petrycki
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359-366 |
Contra-LaTeX, or what really works in the publishing world
Frederick H. Bartlett
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367-371 |
TeX in a book production department
Howard Ratner, Kenneth Dreyhaupt
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372-376 |
dvi and eps: The ideal author-to-publisher interface?
Berthold K.P. Horn
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377-381 |
Producing a book using TeX: How the process works
Neil A. Weiss
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382-386 |
Authors new to TeX publish a textbook with a publisher new to TeX
Samuel E. Rhoads
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387-392 |
The “Five Cs”: A guide to successful publication using TeX
Colleen Brosnan
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393-396 |
LaTeX/TeX user: A typist, or typesetter?
Anita Hoover
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397-400 |
Simultaneous electronic and paper publication
John Lavagnino
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401-405 |
SGML versus/and TeX
Robert McGaffey
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406-408 |
Typesetting SGML documents using TeX
Andrew E. Dobrowolski
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409-414 |
Specifying document structure: Differences in LaTeX and TEI markup
C. M. Sperberg-McQueen
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415-421 |
A structured document preparation system—Autolayouter version 2.0—an enhancement for handling multiple document types
Takashi Kakiuchi, Yuki Kusumi, Yoshiyuki Miyabe, Kazu Tsuga
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422-429 |
Refining a process
Linda Williams
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430-433 |
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| Future Issues |
A text processing language should be first a programming language
Luigi Semenzato, Edward Wang
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434-441 |
Should TeX be extended?
Michael Vulis
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442-447 |
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| TUG Business |
| TUG 1992 annual meeting, Portland, Oregon |
448 |
| Institutional members |
449-450 |
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| Forms |
| TUG membership applications |
451-452 |
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| Advertisements |
| TeX consultants |
453 |
| Advertisements |
454-468 |
| Index of advertisers |
468 |
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| TUG 1991 Conference Proceedings Part 2 |
| Title page |
469 |
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| Applications |
Automatic conversion from a scientific word processor to TeX
Cay S. Horstmann
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471-478 |
On the logical structure of mathematical notation
Dennis S. Arnon, Sandra A. Mamrak
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479-484 |
Math into BLUes
Kees van der Laan
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485-501 |
Dialog with TeX
Michael Downes
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502-509 |
Form letters with 3-across labels capability
Jackie Damrau, Michael Wester
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510-516 |
Typesetting forms with LaTeX
Mark A. Roth
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517-522 |
Developing a pop-up help facility for TeX on PCs
Peter Flynn
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523-527 |
7 bits good, 8 bits bad or “The eight-bit blight”
Malcolm Clark, Brian {Hamilton Kelly}, Niel Kempson
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528-533 |
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| Graphics and Fonts |
Bitmaps and halftones with BM2FONT
Friedhelm Sowa
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534-538 |
TeX and those other languages
Yannis Haralambous
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539-548 |
Siamese TeX: Joining dvi files at the hip and other novel applications of vf files
Don Hosek
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549-553 |
When TeX and Metafont talk: Typesetting on curved paths and other special effects
Alan Hoenig
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554-557 |
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| Announcements |
| Participants at TUG'91 |
558-561 |
| Calendar |
562-563 |
| The Donald E. Knuth Scholarship for 1992 |
563-564 |
| GUTenberg'92, Les Diablarets, Switzerland |
564-565 |
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| Advertisements |
| Advertisements |
568-588 |
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| Announcements |
| TUG 1992 annual meeting, Portland, Oregon |
570 |
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| Advertisements |
| Index of advertisers |
588 |
