shorne@citron (Scott Horne) (06/28/88)
From _PC Magazine_, July 1988, p. 292, col. 3:
"Two other [PC versions of TEX], _TurboTex_ and _CommonTex_, are shareware
products."
Can anyone tell me where I can get a copy? It may be best to post, as my mail
connection is *very* shaky.
Advance thanks.
--Scott Horne
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In article <2043@hubcap.UUCP>, shorne@citron (Scott Horne) writes: > From _PC Magazine_, July 1988, p. 292, col. 3: > > "Two other [PC versions of TEX], _TurboTex_ and _CommonTex_, are shareware > products." > > Can anyone tell me where I can get a copy? It may be best to post, as my mail > connection is *very* shaky. > > Advance thanks. > > > --Scott Horne > I don't know where _PC Magazine_ gets its facts but _TurboTex_ is not shareware. At $100 for the executables and $100 for the sources it is a bargain though. _TurboTex_ is produced by: Kinch Computer Co. 501 South Meadow St. Ithaca, NY 14850 607.273.0222 _CommonTex_ is available for anon ftp from various sources. I can't remember where exactly but a place to start might be score.stanford.edu. Others can probably direct you to other ftpable sources. ps. _TurboTex_ is available for ms-dos and Unix SYS5 boxes. -- Ted Frohling Internet: tsf@rvax.ccit.arizona.edu Network Support BITNET: tsf@arizrvax.BITNET CCIT - Telecommunications AT&T: (602) 621-4834 University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721
dow@wjh12.harvard.edu (Dominik Wujastyk) (06/29/88)
In article <6022@megaron.arizona.edu> tsf@arizona.edu (Ted Frohling @ CCIT-Telcommunications, University of Arizona) writes: > >_CommonTex_ is available for anon ftp from various sources. I can't remember >where exactly but a place to start might be score.stanford.edu. Others can >probably direct you to other ftpable sources. > Common TeX was at one point available for anonymous FTP on ucbvax.berkeley.edu and labrea.stanford.edu I haven't checked recently, though. Let us all know, if you get a definite answer. Dominik -- bitnet: user DOW on the bitnet node HARVUNXW arpanet: dow@wjh12.harvard.edu csnet: dow@wjh12.harvard.edu uucp: ...!ihnp4!wjh12!dow