whbr@cgch.UUCP (Hellmuth Broda) (09/14/89)
Dear Netlanders A colleague of mine asked me to post the following question: : I'am looking for a hypertext/hypermedia product which is capable of : processing LaTeX- and TeX-input-Files for generation of all necessary : cross-link information for the hypertext/hypermedia product. : : Hans W. Barz, R.1032.3.34, CIBA-GEIGY, 4002 Basel, Switzerland : mail: whwb@cgch.uucp : phone: +41/61/6974520 : fax: +41/61/6973288 Please send e-mail to him, I will summarize to comp.text. Thanks in advance---Hellmuth Broda ___________________________________________________________________________ | Dr.rer.nat. Hellmuth W. Broda | c/o CIBA-GEIGY Scientific Computing Ctr. | | Biologist and Systems Analyst | R-1045.3.16, P.O.Box, Tel:+4161 697-7109 | | UUCP:...!uunet!mcvax!cernvax!cgch!whbr CH-4002 Basel, Switzerland | | Internet:whbr%cgch.uucp@uunet.uu.net; BITNET:whbr%cgch.uucp@cernvax.bitnet| --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---The early bird gets caught by the worm---
spqr@ecs.soton.ac.uk (Sebastian Rahtz) (09/15/89)
: I'am looking for a hypertext/hypermedia product which is capable of
: processing LaTeX- and TeX-input-Files for generation of all necessary
: cross-link information for the hypertext/hypermedia product.
your answers may be America-based, so lets stick up for the Brits:
a) try HyperNeWs from the Turing Institute, Glasgow
(dug@turing.ac.uk)
b) try Lace from my colleague Les Carr (lac@ecs.soton.ac.uk)
c) look out for OWL's Idex (though thats based on SGML)
(yes, OWL are British)
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