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Kevin Malysiak wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I've just installed Slackware 3.3 from the August '97 Infomagic 6 CD set.

I've never got Slakware TeX to work. There is a *TeX distribution site
in I think Germany that has *TeX in source and binaries for everything. I
think it's called
nTeX and it is regarded as the ultimate source of *TeX. It ran first time on

my machine. (I don't have it anymore otherwise I'd tell you more). Start
with AltaVista etc

Joe

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Joseph Mack, NA3T, FM05lw EME(B,D), Unix Sysadmin/Programmer
mailto:mack@ncifcrf.gov
AZ_PROJ map server at  http://www.appliedreasoning.com:1080/



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Kevin Malysiak wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>Hi,

<P>I've just installed Slackware 3.3 from the August '97 Infomagic 6 CD
set.</BLOCKQUOTE>
I've never got Slakware TeX to work. There is a *TeX distribution site
<BR>in I&nbsp;think Germany that has *TeX in source and binaries for everything.
I think it's called
<BR>nTeX and it is regarded as the ultimate source of *TeX. It ran first
time on
<BR>my machine. (I don't have it anymore otherwise I'd tell you more).
Start
<BR>with AltaVista etc

<P>Joe
<PRE>--&nbsp;
Joseph Mack, NA3T, FM05lw EME(B,D), Unix Sysadmin/Programmer&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
<A HREF="mailto:mack@ncifcrf.gov">mailto:mack@ncifcrf.gov</A>
AZ_PROJ map server at&nbsp; <A HREF="http://www.appliedreasoning.com:1080/">http://www.appliedreasoning.com:1080/</A></PRE>
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