ziegast@MORDOR.ENG.UMD.EDU (03/09/90)
I ftp'ed compressed files of my postscript compilations to ics.uci.edu . They're in the directory pub/mh-6.6-beta-pspapers. They're not perfect, but it's good enough to read. Eric Z
ziegast@MORDOR.ENG.UMD.EDU (03/13/90)
I write: >I ftp'ed compressed files of my postscript compilations to >ics.uci.edu . They're in the directory pub/mh-6.6-beta-pspapers. >They're not perfect, but it's good enough to read. I have gotten many requests for the Postscript versions of the papers especially realwork.ps . I've uuencoded them for posting on the mailing list / newsgroup. The total is 815K. With the permission of one of the people who runs this mailing list / newsgroup, I will post them: 69359 Mar 12 23:12 bboards.ps.Z.uu 86357 Mar 12 23:12 beginners.ps.Z.uu 126921 Mar 12 23:12 mh6.5.ps.Z.uu 122311 Mar 12 23:10 mh6.ps.Z.uu 102717 Mar 12 23:10 mznet.ps.Z.uu 196914 Mar 12 23:07 realwork.ps.Z.uu 79258 Mar 12 23:11 tutorial.ps.Z.uu Ken Leonard <gvlv2!gvlv1!kleonard@louie.udel.EDU> writes: >Having the documentation for a package/system distributed only in >something like Tex (or tRoff or nRoff or ???) which is _not_ a >part of most folks' way of doing things, which may not even _be_ on a >lot of folks' systems, is a _BITCH_ to deal with! >-- >We (and a bunch of others we know) would be (in the end) a lot happier >with less fancy formatting and more usability! I couldn't agree more. I would recommend troff or line printer text as an output type. I was just lucky that our labs had ALOT of TeX, LaTeX, amsTeX, and Postscript stuff. Most people aren't. Eric Ziegast University of Maryland Engineering Dept. Open Sun Lab