heymann@ztivax.UUCP (Juergen Heymann) (09/22/88)
Does anyone out there know about a version of TeX for MS-DOS (PC/AT)? Of course, I'd prefer a public-domain version. Thanks for any information :-) J.Heymann -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Juergen Heymann, Siemens Munich (W-Germany), ZT ZTI SYS 112 UUCP: ....!seismo!mcvax!unido!ztivax!heymann (ztivax is unique in UUCP) ARPANET: heymann@ztivax.siemens.com (use only from the US!)
bms@beta.lanl.gov (Barbara M Sandoval) (09/27/88)
I don't know about public domain versions, but there is PC-TEX that will run on any IBM PC and most clones. It's marketed by a company in California. I can e-mail you the address, or if enough people are interested, I can post it. This version is fully compatable with what the Lab runs on Suns and VAXs. Barbara
pcm@iwarpj.intel.com (Phil C. Miller) (09/29/88)
In article <489@ztivax.UUCP> heymann@ztivax.UUCP (Juergen Heymann) writes: >Does anyone out there know about a version of TeX for MS-DOS (PC/AT)? >Of course, I'd prefer a public-domain version. >Thanks for any information :-) >J.Heymann There is a guy named Jon Radel at the address below. Send him a self-addressed, stamped business envelope with enough postage to handle 2 ounces. Jon will send you a flyer describing what he has, which is a considerable amount of stuff. What he has includes TeX, LaTeX, DVI drivers for various dot matrix printers commonly found on PCs, DVI previewers for PC displays, jillions of utility programs, etc. Jon Radel P.O. Box 2276 Reston, VA 22090 U.S.A. Phil Miller