🚀 go-pugleaf

	I want to thank all of the people who have taken the time to reply to
my question earlier:

		Mr. Pete Harlan (harlan@copper.ucs.indiana.edu)
		Mr. Charles Lin (clin@eng.umd.edu)
		Mr. Paul Palmer (palmer@math.orst.edu)
		Mr. Richard Stanton (rstanton@garnet.berkeley.edu)
		Mr. Mark M. Lacey (lacey@eng.msu.edu)

	Some of them even reached me just 20 minutes after I posted the question!
(God, I love this networking stuff!)

	Most of you suggested the "The TeXBook" by Don Knuth and the "LaTeX:
A Document Preparation System" by Leslie Lamport books.  Once I got the
chance (and the money) to buy/order them, I will.

	As for other books, I will see what I can learn from the above books
first and if they are too specific (you know what I mean), I will probably
buy other texts on TeX/LaTeX.  But reading your comments on those two books,
I doubt if I need to do so.

	Once again, thank you very much to take the time to reply to my question,
I wish I have time to thank you personally but I do not (I have to finish
my project first and then I am going to Madison, Wisconsin!  YIPPEEE!).

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