Re: Looking for a Rich-Text Format (RTF) to PS converter

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From: Malcolm Caldwell
Date: Mon, 02 Nov 1992 14:22

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This is a *ME TOO*!

I just found rtf2tex to day which with tex/dvips could do what you want.

From A Readme that goes with the RTF reader package:
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Robert Lupton (rhl@astro.princeton.edu) has an RTF -- TeX reader based
on Paul DuBois's RTF reader that you see before you. Eventually it
will be added to his RTF distribution, but while it is undergoing fast
evolution after its initial release you will need to get it
separately.


It is available by anonymous ftp from
        astro.princeton.edu (128.112.24.1)
The file that you want is
        pub/rtf2TeX.tar.Z

If you have problems, or enhancements, please send them to Robert.
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Any more info needed, contact me.
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Malcolm Caldwell       Email:   malcolm@pandanus.ntu.edu.au
Technical Officer         Ph:   +61 89 466546
Computer Science         Fax:   +61 89 270612
Northern Territory University, Darwin Australia

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