przemek@gondor.UUCP (Przemyslaw Klosowski) (10/12/86)
I am interested in seeing such a beast; I think that the ability to (selec- tively) inspect DVI files on screen is important. The first implementation of TeX I used (in 1982) had this in it; after that I had to use paper copies. I saw the approximation to this being distributed on the net (namely DVITYPE) but it needs to re-run TeX on your document (because a special font is used), which defeats somehow the purpose of the previewer (or did I get this wrong?) SO: 1) does anybody know of a public domain previewer for let say Tektronix 4010/4014 2) maybe some pointers to information about DVI file layout, and why it is not obvious how to write such program. :^) Here I am, waiting for a computer with the editor having the function :^) 'format-and-show-the-text', with ~ real time response. This would be :^) WYSIWYG again... przemek@psuvaxg.bitnet psuvax1!gondor!przemek
spray@smu (10/19/86)
I think Talaris sells a terminal/software combination TeX previewer. --Rob Spray --S&M U. ...convex!smu!spray