mdh@mitre.org (Mike Houle (version .6 beta)) (09/18/89)
Hello All,
I am looking for any information that can be had about OzTeX.
This is a public domain version of TeX (the typsetting language).
A friend of mine FTP'ed OzTeX from some sight about 6 months ago,
(I only found out that he had it a few weeks ago.) and the archive
that I unstuffed was incomplete. It had most of the files, but it
was missing the Format files (.fmt) and probably most of the fonts.
The uncompress version is only a little over 800 K, so since the whole
package is 10 disks, I concluded that it is incomplete.
Would it be possible for someone to point me to a real source for OzTeX.
I don't feel like forking over $400+ for TeXtures (or whatever the going
cost is). (or could someone offer to mail me a copy... :-) :-)
Thanks for whatever information people can give me.
If there is interest I will post a summary to the net...
Mike
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Mail to mdh bounced... OzTeX can be found at tank.uchicago.edu. You can
grab it as lots of hqx files or a few large binary files (stuffit format
both). You may also want to look for MacMakeIndex and MacBibTeX on sumex-aim
or elsewhere, TeX utilities for use with OzTeX.
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