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Article #30047Re: What's DVI?
From: Smee
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1988 17:00
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1988 17:00
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.DVI files are 'Device Independent' files as produced by the TeX formatter. You then need to find a machine sommewhere which has TeX, and which has a DVI to specific device 'conversion' program (aka 'driver'). (DVIST which was posted some time ago won't hack it, because UG.DVI references font files which were not present with DVIST. I have heard rumours of a DVI2PS program which will convert UG.DVI to a (huge) PostScript file, which ought to be more amenable to being (painfully) battered into a legible form, in the absence of a printer. I haven't seen DVI2PS myself, though. Simon, if you're listening, how about putting out a 'human reabdibledable' form of UG.DVI?
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