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Subject: TeXhax Digest V89 #9
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TeXhax Digest Thursday, January 19, 1989 Volume 89 : Issue 9
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Today's Topics:
Unix man pages for TeX/LaTeX
Plain/raw tex: tolerance \& pretolerance --- how critical are they ?
Needed: dvi --> Interpress translator
DVITOVDU and PSPRINT 3.0 now in the U.S.
Latex copyright
BibTeX abstracts
TeXhax Digest V89 #3 (The Blackboard Bold font)
Needed: PD version of BibTeX for the PC
LaTeX: verbatim within itemize
Changebars
Interval symbols wanted
Misprint in the TeXbook?
Discussion: Document Generation & Chuck Musciano
TFM files for the CIRCLE fonts (query)
Re: TFM files for the CIRCLE fonts (answer)
Obtaining boldface greek symbols in math mode
Planetary symbols for metafont
Polish Character Set in METAFONT
Info on Aps-5 & Aps-6 drivers wanted
Needed: encapsulated ps
The new book Concrete Mathematics
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Date: Mon, 23 Jan 89 15:17:06 EST
From: amgreene@ATHENA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Unix man pages for TeX/LaTeX
Keywords: UNIX man pages, TeX, LaTeX
Do Unix man pages for TeX and/or LaTeX exist?
MIT's Project Athena has decided to include TeX and LaTeX in the
standard user path. (Prior to this, (La)TeX was supported at MIT by
the Student Information Processing Board.) Athena would also like to
have man pages for them. (We already have man pages for dvi2ps and
xdvi.) If the man pages don't exist, we'll be able to write our own,
of course, but it would be better to have some sort of standard man
pages.
Replies to me, thanks....
Andrew Marc ``Rhu'' Greene
(amgreene@athena.mit.edu)
Project Athena ``Watchmaker''
MIT Student Information Processing Board
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Date: 23-JAN-1989 18:34:01 GMT
From: CHAA006%vaxb.rhbnc.ac.uk@NSS.Cs.Ucl.AC.UK
Subject: Plain/raw tex: tolerance \& pretolerance --- how critical are they ?
Reply-To: Philip Taylor (RHBNC) <P.Taylor%vaxb.rhbnc.ac.uk@NSS.Cs.Ucl.AC.UK>
Keywords: Plain/raw tex
When setting text to a narrow measure, the Plain defaults for tolerance and
pre-tolerance are rarely adequate. Occasionally I adjust their values by trial
and error until I get the lowest possible values consonant with `correctly'
filled lines (no overfull \hbox es); however, I wonder if this effort is
justified ? Has anyone written a general \setparagraph macro, which performs
a binary search on \tolerance and \pretolerance ?
** Phil.
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Date: Mon, 23 Jan 89 11:47:10 mst
From: Dave Kumpf <rutgers!hplabs.hp.com!hp-lsd!davek@beaver>
Subject: Needed: dvi --> Interpress translator
Keywords: dviware
We are looking for source code for a dvi --> Interpress translator (preferably
C). I have seen rumors that such a translator was in development by people
at Berkeley and other places, but can't seem to track it down. If you have
any information on such a program, please call, mail, or email. Thanks very
much.
Dave Kumpf
Hewlett-Packard, Logic Systems Division
P.O. Box 617
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
davek@hp-lsd.hp.com
hplabs!hp-lsd!davek
(719) 590-5739
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Date: Mon, 23 Jan 89 15:24 EST
From: Ted Nieland - SRL<@WPAFB-AAMRL.ARPA:TNIELAND@FALCON>
Subject: DVITOVDU and PSPRINT 3.0 now in the U.S.
Keywords: DVITOVDU, PSPRINT
DVITOVDU Version 3.0 and PSPRINT Version 3.0 have now made it to the United
States (Thanks to Peter Abbott of Aston University for sending the Tape).
The updated versions will be on the DECUS TeX Collection 1989 (currently in
progress). I expect that tape to be available from the DECUS Library by May
of 1989 (in time for the Spring Symposia).
I would also like to make the software available via Anonymous FTP. I am
willing to FTP the source, exes, etc. to any site willing to make the software
available. If you can offer this service, please contact me using the
information below.
Also, anyone who would like to contribute any TeXware to the DECUS TeX
Collection, I am always accepting additional material. Please send me a note
about your TeXware and how I can get a copy of it. It must be free for
distribution to be included.
Ted Nieland
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Date: Mon, 23 Jan 89 07:34 MST
From: Jameson%UNCAMULT.BITNET@Forsythe.Stanford.EDU
Subject: Latex copyright
Keywords: LaTeX, query
A local system administrator will not allow public access to the
latex.tex file on our system because he has seen the copyright line at
the beginning of this file.
Do the terms of the copyright prevent public access? Should I be able
to use latex.tex on my pc to generate an lplain.fmt file using a public
domain version of tex off simtel20?
Any knowledgeable answers or comments would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Kevin
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Date: Sat, 21 Jan 89 18:14:10 EST
From: "Robert S. French" <rfrench@ATHENA.MIT.EDU>
Subject: BibTeX abstracts
Keywords: BibTeX, LaTeX
The LaTeX manual, on p. 144, says that fields which are unknown to
BibTeX are ignored, but can later be extracted by a properly designed
.bst file. I have a collection of .bib files with the "abstract"
field set, and would like to hear from anyone who has written a .bst
file to print abstracts of cited papers.
Thanks,
Rob French
rfrench@athena.mit.edu
...mit-eddie!athena.mit.edu!rfrench
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Date: Mon, 23 Jan 89 11:35:28 EST
From: weltyc@fs3.cs.rpi.edu (Christopher A. Welty)
Subject: TeXhax Digest V89 #3 (The Blackboard Bold font)
Keywords: AmSTeX, fonts
Does anyone have a free version of the `Blackboard Bold' font referred
to in The TeX book as being an AMSTeX font? It is used to print the
special chars representing the set of real, integers, etc.
Christopher Welty --- Asst. Director, RPI CS Labs
weltyc@cs.rpi.edu ...!njin!nyser!weltyc
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Date: Fri, 20 Jan 89 11:48 GMT
From: "Goncal Badenes. C.N.M. Barcelona" <ICNM2@ccuab1.uab.es>
Subject: Needed: PD version of BibTeX for the PC
Keywords: BibTeX, PC,
Hello,
I would like to know if there is a public domain version of BibTeX,
and if so where can I get it.
Thanks,
Goncal
Goncal Badenes
Centre Nacional de Microelectronica
Campus Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
08193 BELLATERRA, Barcelona
SPAIN
Bitnet/EARN: ICNM2@EBCCUAB1.BITNET
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Date: 23-JAN-1989 19:07:08 GMT
From: CCZDGR@VAX.NOTT.AC.UK
Subject: LaTeX: verbatim within itemize
Keywords: TEX, verbatim within itemize
If I apply LaTeX to the following file, the first lot of verbatim comes out
unindented (as I would expect), whereas the second lot comes out indented
by about 9mm. I could understand newlines affecting the newlines around
verbatim, but I don't see why presence/absence of newlines should affect
indentation.
I can't find any reference to such a bug/feature in Lamport's book or in
LATEX.BUG. Am I missing something?
David Rhead
\documentstyle[11pt]{report}
\begin{document}
\chapter{Chapter title}
\section{Verbatim within itemize}
Text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text
text.
Text text text text text text text text text text.
\begin{itemize}
\item list-text list-text list-text list-text list-text.
With newlines in input.
\begin{verbatim}
verbatim text
\end{verbatim}
list-text list-text list-text.
\item list-text list-text list-text list-text list-text. Without newlines
in input. \begin{verbatim}verbatim text\end{verbatim} list-text
list-text list-text list-text list-text list-text list-text
\item list-text list-text list-text list-text list-text list-text list-text
list-text list-text list-text list-text list-text list-text list-text.
\end{itemize}
Text text text text text text text text text text text text text text text
text.
Text text text text text text text text text text.
\end{document}
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Date: Wed, 18 Jan 89 16:01:33 EST
From: toms@ncifcrf.gov
Subject: Changebars
Keywords: query, changebars
What's a changebar? Perhaps a little more documentation for the uninitiated
would help ;-) Tom
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Date: Tue, 17 Jan 89 14:35 CET
From: WITWAA%HLERUL2.BITNET@uwavm.acs.washington.edu
Subject: Interval symbols wanted
Keywords: macros, TeX, rounding interval symbols
Hello TeXnicians,
Did anyone ever made macroes in Plain-TeX for the rounding
INTERVAL-symbols used in intervalarithmetic (see e.g. the book "A
New Approach to Scientific Computation" by U.W.Kulisch and
W.L.Miranker, pp. 18 and 85). I just started in working with Plain
TeX and tried without much success to make macros for those
symbols. I would be very glad if someone could send me suitable
macros.
J.A. van de Griend
Department of Mathematics
and Computer Science
Leiden University
Niels Bohrweg 1
Postbox 9512
2300 RA Leiden
The Netherlands
WITWAA@HLERUL2.BITNET
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Date: Tue, 17 Jan 89 12:45:19 GMT
From: J M Hicks <cudat@CU.WARWICK.AC.UK>
Subject: Misprint in the TeXbook?
Keywords: TeX, misprint
On page 379 of my copy of the "Seventh printing, June 1986" of the TeXbook
by Donald E. Knuth, in Appendix D: "Dirty Tricks", I find the following
example:-
\def\deleterightmost#1{\edef#1{\expandafter\xyzzy#1\xyzzy}
\long\def\xyzzy\\#1#2{\ifx#2\xyzzy\yzzyx
\else\noexpand\\{#1}\fi\xyzzy#2}
\long\def\yzzyx#1\xyzzy\xyzzy$\fi}
It seems plain that there is a misprint here, as the left and right curly
brackets do not match. I think there should be an extra right curly
bracket at the end of the first line.
I wasn't sure where to report this, but I thought I'd better report it
somewhere. It may be an old chestnut. Anyone wanting to give me a reply
to this item should send me some electronic mail, as distribution of TeXhax
is a trifle unreliable here.
J. M. Hicks (a.k.a. Hilary),
Computing Services, Warwick University, Coventry, England. CV4 7AL
On JANET: cudat@UK.AC.WARWICK.CU (in the U.K.)
From BITNET: cudat@CU.WARWICK.AC.UK
From Internet: try cudat%cu.warwick.ac.uk@cunyvm.cuny.edu (untested)
On Usenet: cudat%cu.warwick.ac.uk@ukc.uucp
or ...!mcvax!ukc!warwick!cudat
It helps if you spell "cudat" in lower case.
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Date: Fri, 20 Jan 89 04:53 EDT
From: Paul Davis <davis%mauve.sdr.slb.com@RELAY.CS.NET>
Subject: Discussion: Document Generation & Chuck Musciano
Keywords: WYSIWYG, TeX
(this article refers to postings on the Sun-Spots list, but is
also being forwarded to TeXHax)
Chuck seems to be missing out on one key aspect of the document
generation process. Whilst I agree with most of his musings on WYSIWYG
systems and the way they encourage a more creative attitude in more
people than post-processors like TeX, he doesn't seem to care that
much about the quality. I would express my position as follows:
I hate TeX as a program (it's arcane), I hate its
user-interface, I hate its stupid error messages, I hate the
difficulty it creates when one wants to do creative graphics
BUT it does the BEST typesetting of any system I have seen.
What we want is a WYSIWYG system that uses TeX's algorithms for
line-breaking, alignment and mathematics, offers us `batch' mode
processing (its not always necessary to be WYSIWYG, and anyway,
whilst *writing* a textual document I would rather use Emacs), and still
retains the bitmap-manipulation features of systems like FrameMaker and
Quark Express.
Paul
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Date: 16:31:38 29 Nov 88
From: CET1
Subject: TFM files for the CIRCLE fonts (query)
Keywords: TFM files, CIRCLE fonts
I am having some difficulty generating the TFM files for the LaTeX
fonts circle10 and circlew10. The heights and depths of those
characters that have non-zero ones (i.e. all the quartercircles)
come out slightly different depending on the mode and magnification
being used in METAFONT. (On the other hand, the widths, and therefore
the checksum, don't behave like this.)
This seems to be because circle.mf contains the following code
thickness:=ceiling(thickness#*hppp);
thickness#:=thickness/hppp;
so that thickness# is not actually independant of the resolution.
Subsequently, the heights and depths of the quartercircles are defined
in term of it, via the macro
def qbeginchar (expr c, diam_sharp) =
numeric hh, dd; hh:=.5*(diam_sharp+thickness#);
dd:=.5*(diam_sharp-thickness#);
beginchar(c,diam_sharp,hh,dd);
enddef;
Even if LaTeX doesn't use the heights and depths of these characters
(and from look of the implementation of \oval, it *does*, though I may
be wrong), surely this is a bug?
I hope I have an up-to-date circle.mf. It agrees with the one I in the
Aston archives (in all the respects that matter).
Chris Thompson
JANET: cet1@uk.ac.cam.phx
ARPA: cet1%phx.cam.ac.uk@nss.cs.ucl.ac.uk
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Date: 09:29:23 29 Nov 88
From: lamport%com.dec.src@com.dec.decwrl
Subject: Re: TFM files for the CIRCLE fonts (answer)
Keywords: TFM files, CIRCLE fonts
Someone, I think it was either Arthur Keller or Howard Trickey, rewrote
the circle fonts in the new Metafont and rewrote LaTeX's circle- and
oval-drawing macros. Don Knuth fixed the fonts and rewrote some of the
LaTeX macros for his own use, but the corrected fonts have not, to my
knowledge, ever made it outside Stanford, and I have not done anything
about fixing the LaTeX macros. I would be happy to give Knuth's macros
to a volunteer who will fix up the LaTeX code.
Leslie Lamport
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Date: Sat, 21 Jan 89 17:17:26 PST
From: mackay (Pierre MacKay)
Subject: Obtaining boldface greek symbols in math mode
Keywords: fonts, greek symbols, math mode
Almost everything you need in boldface is potentially available in LaTeX.
Cmmib? and cmbsy? are declared, but commented out in lfonts.tex. If you
need them, look through lfonts.tex to see how they are called for in normal
LaTeX usage, uncomment all the relevant lines (not just the ones that mention
the fonts initially) and remake lplain.fmt. Then you will have to run
METAFONT to provide the fonts to your printer
cmmf '\mode=localfont; \mag=magstep(?.?);' input cmmib10
for example.
At least in environments where it is possible to run BIG versions of TeX,
it is possible that more should be done to open up the use of all the
fonts that have been commented out of lfonts.tex. But if they become
accessible, they will undoubtedly be used, and that means a larger library
of rastered font files.
Email: mackay@cs.washington.edu Pierre A. MacKay
Smail: Northwest Computer Support Center TUG Site Coordinator for
Lewis Hall, Mail Stop DW10 Unix-flavored TeX
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
(206) 543-6259
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Date: Tue, 17 Jan 89 13:50 N
From: PAUL BARTHOLDI <BARTHO%CGEUGE54.BITNET@uwavm.acs.washington.edu>
Subject: Planetary symbols for metafont
Keywords: metafont, planetary symbols.
i need to print the planetary symbols with latex (like a circle with a '+'
underneath for venus, or a '+' above for the earth etc). some could be done
by superposing the elentary symbols, but not for jupiter or saturn.
did any body else already designed these symbols with metafont and
could pass it to me, or, if not, is any body interested to get
the fonts when available ?
| paul bartholdi
bartho@cgeuge54.bitnet | observatoire de geneve
bartho@obs.unige.ch | ch-1290 sauverny - switzerland
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Date: Sat, 21 Jan 89 18:14:10 EST
From: Peter Jones <MAINT%UQAM.BITNET@uwavm.acs.washington.edu>
Subject: Polish Character Set in METAFONT
Keywords: METAFONT, Polish characters
Someone at McGill has asked me if there is such a thing as a
Polish character set in METAFONT. If you know of one, please send a
reply to MAINT@UQAM. My mailing address is:
Peter Jones
UQAM Computing Center
Box 88888, Montreal Quebec
Canada H3C 3P8
(514)-282-3542
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Date: Thu, 19 Jan 89 9:32:43 GMT
From: mcvax!lexis.hi.is!jorgen@uunet.UU.NET
Subject: Info on Aps-5 & Aps-6 drivers wanted
Keywords: dviware, Aps-5, Aps-6
Could somone knowledgeable please inform me of the availability of drivers
for Autologic Aps-5 & Aps-6. Is there any chance that such a driver is
available in the public domain?
Jorgen Pind Tel. 354-1-694435
Institute of Lexicography Internet: jorgen@lexis.hi.is
University of Iceland UUCP: ..!mcvax!hafro!rhi!lexis!jorgen
Reykjavik 101
Iceland
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Date: Tue, 17 Jan 89 13:59 N
From: PAUL BARTHOLDI <BARTHO%CGEUGE54.BITNET@uwavm.acs.washington.edu>
Subject: Needed: encapsulated ps
Keyword: dvi2ps, encapsulated postscript.
i need encapsulated postscript files produced from tex (latex), that is
postscript files that can be used (relocated) inside another ps file.
is there any dvi driver that could be used or easily modified for that ?
| paul bartholdi
bartho@cgeuge54.bitnet | observatoire de geneve
bartho@obs.unige.ch | ch-1290 sauverny - switzerland
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Date: Tue, 17 Jan 89 13:19
From: Wujastyk (on GEC 4190 Rim-E at UCL) <UCGADKW%euclid.ucl.ac.uk@NSS.Cs.Ucl.AC.UK>
Subject: The new book Concrete Mathematics
Keywords: fonts, TeX
\documentstyle{article}
\title{Font News}
\author{Dominik Wujastyk}
\date{January 16, 1989}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\section{Concrete Roman and Italic}
The new book {\em Concrete Mathematics\/} by Ronald L. Graham, Donald E.
Knuth and Oren Patashnik\footnote{Reading, Mass.: Addison-Wesley,
1989.} is naturally typeset using \TeX, and also uses new
typefaces. The maths in set in AMS Euler, a typeface designed by
Hermann Zapf for the AMS. The text is set in special versions of
Knuth's CM family roman and italic, with weights designed to
blend with AMS Euler. This has been named Concrete Roman and
Italic.
Zapf's design for AMS Euler is intended to suggest the look of
mathematics as written on blackboards. This is how maths has
chiefly been written by generations of maths teachers and
researchers and is the medium in which most mathematics has
always been seen by most mathematicians. The face is distinctly
calligraphic, as opposed to italic, and in my view achieves the
effect it seeks. But it faces the same difficulty as any
striking and original new type design: it initially distracts the
reader from the underlying text. It would be interesting to hear
from anyone who reads {\em Concrete Mathematics\/} right through how the
typefaces fare after protracted reading.
The Concrete roman face appears to have features in common with
the CM typewriter font, although at the time of writing I have
not seen the parameter files. It is a face somewhat in the genre
of Bigelow's Lucida or Carter's Bitstream Charter, though
different from these, of course.
\section{Lucida}
In December 1988 Chuck Bigelow informed me that:
\begin{quotation}
Atari is soon (January 1989) bundling Lucida text fonts with its
PostScript clone upgrade for its laser printer, the SLM 804. The
Lucida fonts include the \TeX\ text character set. The Lucida
math fonts will also be available for Atari systems, but from the
Imagen Corp., later in 1989. Also, QMS-Imagen are bundling
Lucida fonts in the same character set with a software PostScript
clone "UltraScript PC" for IBM PC's and various printers. The
Lucida \TeX\ math fonts will also be available from Imagen for
that system.
\end{quotation}
\end{document}
Dominik Wujastyk, | Janet: wujastyk@uk.ac.ucl.euclid
Wellcome Institute for | Bitnet/Earn/Ean/Uucp: wujastyk@euclid.ucl.ac.uk
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