Re: readable deTeX

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From: James Blustein
Date: Fri, 04 Sep 1992 01:13

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In article <185recINNjqg@moe.ksu.ksu.edu> khcnn@eece.ksu.edu
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>wilcox@cmns.think.com writes:
>>                         I tried using GNU's deTeX, but this does *no*
>>formatting at all, so the output is not very readable. Is there any code
>>(TeX, LISP, or otherwise) for transforming TeX documents into flat (but
>>somewhat readable) ASCII, suitable for an on-line manual?
>
>Try "dvidoc" or "dvitype".

Or dvi2tty.
-- 
James Blustein                                        `Did you say "knives"?'
<jamie@uwo.ca>                                        `*Rotating* knives, yes.'

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