[comp.sys.amiga] Where is CommonTeX?

okay@tafs.mitre.org (Okay, S J) (02/15/90)

>Subject: CommonTeX for Amiga?
>X-Away: Originally to "amiga-relay@udel.edu"
>
>I seem to recall a posting quite some time ago telling of a distribution of
>CommonTeX for the Amiga.  I believe it was available from a mail server
>somewhere (Finland, maybe?), but can find no mention of it anywhere.  Does
>anyone know of its existence and where to find it?  (Anonymous FTP would be
>much preferable to mail servers, if possible.)
>
>Thanks,
> -Chris
>
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No problem....
reposted for all those on the list.....
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Subject: Re: Where is TeX?
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In article <18905@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu> 2FHDDOWEL@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (John A.
 Thywissen) writes:
>Where can one FTP Amiga TeX, METAFONT, LaTeX, and WEB from?

	Amiga TeX is a commercial product -- no FTP!

	However, there is a new PD Amiga TeX called Amiga CommonTeX (I
think).  It was made in Germany.  You can get a copy of it by sending e-mail
to LISTSERV@MAMMUTTI.UTU.FI.  Your letter should contain exactly this
line:

/AMYGET SRC AMIGABI TEX-DIST (PARTSEND

You will then be mailed all 17 parts of the CommonTeX distribution disk.
Join them to get a uuencoded ZOO file.

	NOTE!  This is not the complete CommonTeX.  It is just one disk
of many.  It contains virtex and some shell scripts, plus plain.fmt,
plain.tex, and some essential files.  No fonts, no other macro files.
There is information in TEX-DIST about how to get the rest.

                                                        Dan

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