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Article #1202Where can I get documentation for PiCTeX et al.?
From: Federico Heinz
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1989 12:54
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1989 12:54
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I have just installed TeX on my system, it came together with some
docs about it's use, and a short LaTeX intro. In the meantime I've
bought Lamport's book, and I'm wonderig how I ever managed to get by
without TeX. However, I also have some other macro packages (most
notably PiCTeX, and some others I'm not sure whether they're part of
LaTeX or not), but no hint as to how I should use them. Would anybody
out there be so kind as to send me any such manual (typical
information-junkie request) or point me to some mail-based archive
server that keeps them? (yes, the Berlin Wall has become quite more
permeable now, but we still don't have access to ftp sites)
Thanks a lot
--
Federico Heinz
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