raymond@brahms.berkeley.edu (Raymond Chen) (10/06/90)
[This is intended to supplement Bobby Bodenheimer's Frequently Asked
Questions list.]
This file is in several parts.
[1] A list of ftp sites.
[1a] Mail servers for selected sites.
[2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh.
[3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC.
[4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes.
[5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives.
[6] The 97 gazillion versions of dvi2ps.
[7] Converting whatever to TeX
Please send corrections/additions to raymond@math.berkeley.edu.
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[1] FTP sites.
[1a] Major archive sites.
Major archive sites:
labrea.stanford.edu
The "official" repository for TeX and related toys.
yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au [131.170.24.42]
A mirror archive of labrea, for users Down Under.
/pub/tex/labrea
[1b] A list of ftp sites.
The original list is due to Ed Vielmetti (emv@math.lsa.umich.edu).
The information was originally sorted by site. It's now sorted by
product. I've also added information from other lists and articles.
Product ftp-address Comments
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AFtoPL tut.cis.ohio-state.edu v2.0 by Clayton M. Elwell
AMS fonts labrea.stanford.edu directory PS:<TEX.AMSTEX>
AMSTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu
(128.153.12.3)
BibTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu BibTeX for Atari ST by J. Longs
BibTeX eedsp.gatech.edu v99 by J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis
for MS-DOS
BibTeX june.cs.washington.edu v.99c
BibTeX labrea.stanford.edu v.99c, directory PS:<TEX.BIBTEX>
BibTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu Leslie Lamport's BibTeX
(128.153.12.3)
BibTeX midway.uchicago.edu BibTeX for Macintosh
ChemTeX tex.aston.ac.uk macros for chemical structure
diagrams, by Roswitha Haas.
Login as userid "public",
password "public". In directory
[TEX-ARCHIVE.LATEX.CONTRIB.CHEMTEX]
CM fonts labrea.stanford.edu METAFONT sources, directory PS:<TEX.CM>
CM fonts sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT sources
ChTeX chiris.stevens-tech.edu Chinese TeX by J. B. Wang
192.12.216.114
Common-TeX berkeley.edu v2.9 by Pat Monardo
DOSTEX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>
wuarchive.wustl.edu
DVIDIS cs.yale.edu v3.4 VAXStation previewer
by Jerry Leichtner
DVIIMP labrea.stanford.edu IMAGENDVI driver
PS:<TEX.IMAGEN>
Fig svax.cs.cornell.edu v1.4FS, ~/ftp/pub/fig/fig-fs.tar.Z
Greek fonts princeton.edu by Silvio Levy
LaTeX labrea.stanford.edu by Leslie Lamport
in directory PS:<TEX.LATEX>
LaTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu by Leslie Lamport
(128.153.12.3)
LaTeX style son.soe.clarkson.edu pub/latex-style
archive
METAFONT dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu METAFONT for Atari ST by John Dunning
METAFONT june.cs.washington.edu
METAFONT labrea.stanford.edu by Donald Knuth
in directory PS:<TEX.MF>
MakeIndex ucbarpa.berkeley.edu v2.4 by Pehong Chen
MuTeX (aka MTeX) is a system developed for typesetting music. It only does
single-staff music and does not support grace notes and the like. It was
originally developed in Germany and the internal documentation is all in
German. The guide (Version 1.1) is about 40 pages long. If you make it
available for FTP, please contact Fran\c{c}ois Jalbert (jalbert@cs.ucb.ca).
MuTeX cs.ucb.ca src/MuTeX/MuTeX.tar.Z (slow)
(128.189.97.5)
MuTeX sol.cs.ruu.nl pub/TEX/mtex{fonts}.tar.Z
(131.211.80.5)
MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, aka mtex
(130.71.128.1) pub/MuTeX.tar.Z
pub/MuTeX_doc.tar.Z
Includes English translation
MuTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu submit/music
MuTeX suned.zoo.cs.yale.edu music TeX, aka mtex
(128.36.21.1)
MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, pub/TeX
OzTeX midway.uchicago.edu pd TeX for Macintosh by Andrew Trevorrow
128.135.12.73 (replaces tank.uchicago.edu)
OzTeX watmsg.waterloo.edu pd TeX for Macintosh by Andrew Trevorrow
(129.97.129.9)
OzTeX giza.cis.ohio-state.edu in the /pub/oztex directory
PicTeX a.cs.uiuc.edu
PicTeX june.cs.washington.edu
PicTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu
(128.153.12.3)
PicTeX svax.cs.cornell.edu
:
The PicTeX manual is not available in electronic form (at least, not
legally). Manual can be obtained from TUG. Contact Tug@Math.AMS.com
for more information.
:
If you have a copy of the file pictex.dvi at your site, delete it now.
Printing of that file is a violation of international copyright law.
Funds from the sale of the PiCTeX manual are the only renumeration Michael
Wichura (author of the package) gets for his work, and by illegally copying
the manual, you not only deprive him of income he deserves, but also
decrease the possibility of his releasing future macro packages under terms
similar to those of PiCTeX.
Preview argon.rti.org VAXStation previewer
by Randy Buckland
SBTeX eedsp.gatech.edu in subdirectory TeX, get the file
(128.61.2.1) readme.tex before beginning
SBTeX venus.ycc.yale.edu MS-DOS TeX by Wayne Sullivan
SBTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS TeX by Wayne Sullivan
PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>SB30TEX.ZIP
SeeTeX foobar.colorado.edu by Dirk Grunwald
StTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu TeX for Atari ST by Jwahar Bammi
TeX freja.diku.dk UNIX TeX
TeX june.cs.washington.edu UNIX flavored TeX
TeX labrea.stanford.edu in directory PS:<TEX>,
WEB sources in <TEX.WEB>
TeX power.eee.ndsu.nodak.edu?
TeX science.utah.edu
(128.110.192.2)
TeX tek4310.kent.edu Yasir Doleh's TeX for ESIX
TeX cs.toronto.edu U of Toronto's TeX
for Irix3.2, SunOS and Ultrix
TeXhax archive june.cs.washington.edu
TeXsun unknown previewer for Sunview by Dirk Grunwald
TeXware uclapp.physics.ucla.edu John Price's TeXware archive
TransFig svax.cs.cornell.edu v1.4-3, ~/ftp/pub/fig/transfig.tar.Z
Utah dvi driver ctrsci.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe
family in directory PS1:[TEX.DVI]
Utah dvi driver science.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe
family (128.110.192.2) MS-DOS versions
in aps:<tex.dvi>dviexe.arc
MS-DOS dvi eedsp.gatech.edu by Nelson H. F. Beebe
drivers (128.61.2.1)
[unnamed] dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu Previewer for Atari ST by Robert Stabl
[unnamed] foobar.colorado.edu BDF format font files for X
by Dirk Grunwald
xtex foobar.colorado.edu xtex previewer by Dirk Grunwald
pub/SeeTeX
Version 2.16.1
[unnamed] hmcvax.claremont.edu U of Washington's Cyrillic fonts
[unnamed] listserv@mammutti.utu.fi
Amiga CommonTeX?
[unnamed] mims-iris.waterloo.edu fonts
[unnamed] science.utah.edu Hershey fonts
(128.110.192.2)
[unnamed] sol.cs.ruu.nl Piet van Oostrum's TeX archive
[unnamed] sol.cs.ruu.nl diagrma macros by Francis Borceux
[unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu DVI driver standards committee digests
(128.153.12.3)
[unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu fonts for Canon printers
(128.153.12.3)
[unnamed] terminator.cc.umich.edu Atari TeX stuff
[unnamed] ux.acss.umn.edu archives for Atari ST
[unnamed] yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au Jacques Goldman's Hebrew fonts
afm2tfm labrea.stanford.edu
ape anna.stanford.edu Sriram Sankar's Ada macros for TeX
cdvi wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS previewer, PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>
cnoweb blake.u.washinton.edu by Jim Fox
cweb princeton.edu by Silvio Levy
detex haunama.staford.edu
detex j.cc.purdue.edu
detex uunet.uu.net
detex is a filter which removes all TeX command. Typically used before
piping into a spell-checker. The following patch is due to
pkarp@grubby-thicket.nlm.nih.gov.
File: Expand.c
118,119c118
< /* PDK - was strcat - how did this ever work? */
< strcpy(buf,buf2);
---
> strcat(buf,buf2);
dvi2dj pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu
HP DeskJet, by James Krause
dvi2img midway.uchicago.edu Imagewriter (Macintosh)
dvi2ps june.cs.washington.edu of unknown authorship
dvi2ps unknown by Tony Li
dvi2tty sol.cs.ruu.nl ASCII dvi previewer
131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/dvi2tty.shar
dvi2tty sun.soe.clarkson.edu
dvi3ps pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu
merge of several dvi2ps versions,
by Kevin Coombes
dvi3ps stag.math.lsa.umich.edu merge of serveral dvi2ps versions,
35.24.64.23 by Kevin Coombes, ./pub/kevin
Version 3.3 (1 May 1990).
dvi3ps tut.cis.ohio-state.edu merge of several dvi2ps versions,
by Kevin Coombes
dvidis venus.ycc.yale.edu previewer for Vax VMS
dview wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS previewer, PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>
dvimswin wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald
dvimswin c.scs.uiuc.edu MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald
dvimswin cica.cica.indiana.edu MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald
[129.79.20.22]
dvipage june.cs.washington.edu Neal Hunt's previewer for Sunview (v3.0)
dvipr unknown
dvips labrea.stanford.edu by Tomas Rokicki
dvips labrea.stanford.edu by Tomas Rokicki, ~ftp/pub/dvips538.tar.Z
neon.stanford.edu Version 5.38 (beta)
yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au
[131.170.24.42]
dvips terminator.cc.umich.edu by Tomas Rokicki, ported by Russel Lang
MS-DOS version.
pc1/text-mgmt/TeX/dvips*.zip
dviselect mimsy.umd.edu Chris Torek's page extractor
tex/mctex.beta.1dec89.Z
dvisun unknown
dvivga b.scs.uiuc.edu MSDOS VGA previewer by Doug McDonald
(128.174.90.2) dvivga1.arc is the executable and dox.
dvivga[2-8].arc are font files.
dvivga9.arc is the source.
dvivga wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MSDOS VGA previewer by Doug McDonald
emTeX rusmv1.rus.uni-stuttgart.de directory /soft/tex/emtex
(129.69.1.12)
emTeX terminator.cc.umich.edu msdos/text-mgmt/TeX/emtex/disk[1-6]
get emtex.README before beginning.
:
emTeX is a full TeX implementation, with previewer, METAFONT, lots of printer
drivers, etc. For MS-DOS and OS/2. Documentation is in German, although an
English translation is allegedly under way. The programs themselves are
in English. By Eberhard Mattes (mattes@azu.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de)
errata labrea.stanford.edu PS:<TEX.DOC>
errata were also published in the article
.
D.E. Knuth, The Errors of TeX,
Software -- Practice and Experience, Vol. 19(7), 607--685 (July 1989)
.
For a copy of the Technical Report, send $10 (payable to Stanford
University) to Publications, Computer Science Department, Stanford
University, Stanford, CA 94305-2140.
fweb lyman.pppl.gov FORTRAN WEB
general wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd1:<msdos.tex> MSDOS archives
iptex unknown
ispell tut.cis.ohio-state.edu directory pub/gnu/ispell
ispell is a general purpose spell checker that "knows" about LATEX.
Works in combination with Emacs. A file ispell.el is also available.
ivd2dvi june.cs.washington.edu by Larry Denenberg
jTeX unknown
mfware sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT utilities
(128.153.12.3)
multicol.sty sol.cs.ruu.nl LaTeX multicolumn style
by Frank Mittelbach
p2c csvax.caltech.edu Pascal to C translator
physe uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYSE macro package
phyzzx uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYZZX macro package
psfig linc.cis.upenn.edu by Trevor Darnell
spideryweb princeton.edu Spidery WEB, by Norman Ramsey
texdvi2tty comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for TTY's, etc.
Volume 7
texi2roff neat.cs.toronto.edu GNU Texinfo to troff translator
by Beverly Erlebacher
textyl venus.ycc.yale.edu by John Renner
tgrind rtsg.ee.lbl.gov
tgrind venus.ycc.yale.edu by Jerry Leichtner
tib minos.inria.fr James Alexander's "tib" bibliography
128.93.39.5
web2c june.cs.washington.edu v 2.20
web2c uunet.uu.net
wp2latex sol.cs.ruu.nl Handles WordPerfect 5.0
131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/wp2latex.arc
wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu in directory [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc.
front_ends.wp2latex]
:
WordPerfect users should also consult TUGboat issues 10#1 and 10#4.
wp2latex.zip wsmr-simtel20.army.mil
26.2.0.74
wp2latex.zip wuarchive.wustl.edu
128.252.135.4
wp2latex glenn@extro.ucc.su.oz.au C language version
Glenn Geers (not yet avail for ftp)
xdvi sipb.mit.edu X11 DVI previewer
ftp/pub/x11r3.dvi
xfig cayuga.cs.rochester.edu
xfig expo.lcs.mit.edu
[1c] Mail servers for selected sites.
sol.cs.ruu.nl: mail-server@cs.ruu.nl
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[2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh.
o Textures (no capital 'x' any more): This product is a bit
pricey (with LaTeX, it's around $750, I believe). But it's a
nice system, fast, and well-featured. The editor leaves a
little to be desired, but with the growing availability of good
DA editors on the Mac, that's not as big of an issue as it used
to be. If you decide to buy it, get it from the TeX Users Group
so that they get the vendor royalty.
TeX Users Group
P.O. Box 9506
Providence, RI 02940-9506
Phone: 401-751-7760
The publisher's address is Kellerman & Smith, 534 SW Third Avenue,
Portland, OR 97204.
o OzTeX: You can't beat the price on this one. It's free (public
domain even). It comes with source, but it's a hand translation
of Modula 2, so that might not help all that much. The nice (or
not) feature of this program is that it uses PK and TFM files
directly (unlike Textures which bundles them into Mac formats).
Available via anonymous ftp from:
midway.uchicago.edu in pub/sources/OzTeX.
watmsg.waterloo.edu (129.97.129.9) in pub/oztex.
x MacTeX: This *used* to be available. As near as anyone can
tell, the manufacturer, FTL, has disappeared from the face of
the earth. This version, if you can somehow manage to locate
it, was PostScript-specific and used outline versions of the CM
and LaTeX fonts which were available for an extra fee (only
math fonts were supplied by default).
Here are some addresses, if you want to try to hunt them down:
FTL Systems, 234 Eglinton Avenue East, Suite 205, Toronto, Ontario,
Canada M4P 1K5
allegedly, it is also distributed by
Personal TeX, Inc., 12 Madrona Avenue, Mill Valley, CA 94941.
===============================================================================
[3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC.
The definitive source for public domain PC TeX-related software is Jon
Radel. His catalog which is currently 40pages long contains several
versions of TeX for the PC, device drivers, fonts, macros, TUG
documents, etc. A catalog is available by sending an envelope which
can contain 10 sheets of 8.5x11 paper with adequate return postage or
$2.00 (US).
Contact: Jon Radel
Postal Address: P.O. Box 2276
Reston, VA 22090
Notes: Software is distributed on 5.25" 360K floppy disks. For floppies
sent with a return mailer, there is a charge of $1.50/floppy
U.S. orders, $2/floppy elsewhere. For orders where floppies
are supplied by Jon Radel, there is a charge of $5/floppy
for U.S., Mexican and Canadian orders, $6/floppy elsewhere.
Other sources are the ftp sites listed in part [1].
The following information was released on 1 Feb 1989:
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DosMF has passed the TRAP test and is now part of the DosTeX distribution.
DosMF is distributed with the complete set of Computer Modern Metafont source
files as well as sources for the LaTeX fonts. As with the current version of
DosTeX, the size of the mem[] array is user-controllable and preloaded versions
may be created from inimf dumps. Other array sizes and constants are as
specified in METAFONT: The Program (except max_in_open, which has been raised
from 6 to 10). Performance is approximately 30 seconds per character when
generating the cmr10 font at 200 dpi on a 8 Mhz 1-ws AT clone.
MSDOS versions of GFtoDVI and GFtoPK are included as well. Online graphics
support is provided within DosMF for the Hercules card. Alternatively, the
DosTeX Hercules previewer may be used with the output of GFtoDVI. The default
local mode is for the Epson printer operating at 240h x 216v dpi. No provision
has been made to avoid name truncation under MSDOS (i.e., mfput.2602gf becomes
mfput.260). DosMF is probably no match for commercially available
implementations, but it should be just fine for people who do not use Metafont
that often or wish to learn how to design fonts with the language. The DosTeX
distribution occupies 7 360k floppy disks. If you receive it from the vendor,
a printed version of the installation/operation instructions is also included,
along with support by mail or telephone as needed.
To receive DosTeX, send a check or money order payable to Electronetics, Inc.
for US$75 (US$85 outside USA) with your name and address to:
Electronetics, Incorporated
c/o Gary Beihl
119 Jackrabbit Run
Round Rock, TX 78664
-- Gary Beihl (beihl@mcc.com)
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Stephen McGrath (smg@eedsp.gatech.edu) has placed a rather complete collection
of TeX gizmos for MS-DOS on eedsp.gatech.edu (128.61.2.1) in the TeX directory.
Get the file "readme.tex" before starting.
It includes SBTeX from Wayne Sullivan, Nelson Beebe's dvi drivers, an
EGA/VGA/8514 screen previewer, a BibTeX 0.99 implementation from J. Demel and
Dimitri Vulis, macro and style packages, and a humongous number of cm and am
fonts. You will need at least 4MB for the TeX/LaTeX/SliTeX/AmsTeX/BibTeX/etc
stuff, and up to 30 MB to install and unpack all of the drivers and fonts. 13MB
is a realistic estimate for TeX, drivers, and CM fonts.
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And some comments on emTeX. The attribution on the following has been
lost, but I think it came from the author. It has been translated from
German by Chris Martin.
---
Advantages (no attempt at completeness)
Complete TeX/Metafont distribution, everything you need, including
.sty files, printer drivers and cmr .mf files (Zeichensaetze??).
Full size (64k mwords), even with small available memory as virtual
memory techniques are used. SB29TeX and MicroTex, for instance, allow
only as much memory for TeX as there is chkdsk memory available.
There is a BigTeX (262141 mwords)
Expanded memory is used when available.
Quick. Probably faster than its competitors---it has been compared with
SB28TeX, publicTeX (Dante), MicroTeX and PC-TeX 2.1
Comparatively error free. publicTeX's virtual memory doesn't work (at
least in the version at RUSMV1). Reliable, as it has been translated
by machine---(there really are people who have typed in TeX from the
book and hand converted it to C).
A fairly new TeX version (2.99). Version 2.993 (version 3.0 after two
months without an error) soon.
Umlauts and other accented and other national characters can be
translated into TeX if required.
Metafont is included.
Really good printer drivers for dot matrix printers (at present, Epson
RX-80, FX-80 LQ-800; NEC P6, P7; C.Itoh 8510a, Apple Imagewriter) and HP
LaserJet Plus. Unfortunately no PostScript driver yet. Dot matrix driver
which can be converted to (nearly) all dot matrix printers.
Very good screen previewer---uses gray scales to display pages in
reduced size display.
All the drivers can insert graphics in the text. Line graphics are also
possible.
All programs run under OS/2 in protected mode. emTeX is faster and
larger (memory) than OS2TeX.
Will work on networks (network aware?!)
Utility programs such as MakeIndex and texchk are supplied.
MFjob, a program to run Metafont in comfort, is included.
Very soon TeXCAD will be included in the software set, a program to
draw pictures on the screen which will be converted into picture
environment commands (I am negotiating with the author at present).
Errors are quickly corrected.
---------------------------
Disadvantages (no claim to completeness)
Quite a lot of disk space is needed as quite a lot of programs are
supplied.
No Postscript driver yet.
---------------------------
Summary of the comparison with other TeX versions:
MicroTeX slower, less memory available, not free.
PC-TeX: the only reasonable alternative but not free
MuTeX: not yet compared (appears to be not as good but I haven't been
told why). Not free.
DOSTeX not yet compared (apparently much slower)
publicTeX slower, not error free.
OS2TeX slower, less memory available, only OS/2
SB29TeX slower: to get the full 64k of TeX mwords you need to reduce the
space taken by DOS quite a lot.
TurboTeX: what's that?
===============================================================================
[4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes.
[This section to be rewritten...]
===============================================================================
[5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives.
Send email to
archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu
archive-server%sun.soe.clarkson.edu@omnigate.bitnet
dumb1!dumb2!dumb3!smart!sun.soe.clarkson.edu!archive-server
containing the single word "help". You will receive instructions on
how to use the email server.
===============================================================================
[6] The 97 gazillion versions of dvi2ps.
[The following information is due to Don Hosek (dhosek@jarthur.Claremont.EDU)]
(Unix)
Arbortext, Inc.
DVIlaser/PS
Uses GF, PK, and PXL files. Allows inclusion of graphics, use of printer
resident fonts, font substitution, font scaling, landscape printing and
magnifies or shrinks images. A program AFtoTF is included for generating
TFM files from AFM files.
Cost: $500 workstations; $750 mainframes. Site licenses available.
Academic discounts available.
Aston, Clark, FTP-uk.ac.aston.tex
dvitops (by James Clark)
Uses PK files. Allows use of printer-resident and downloaded PostScript
fonts. Allows inclusion of graphics files and inline PostScript as well as
arbitrary linear transformations to regions of the DVI file. Output is
designed so that each page depends only on itself and the preamble. There
is no device-dependence in the MF code. Included are programs for
converting AFM files to PL files (aftopl) and for converting Adobe fonts
from IBM PC format to straight Postscript (afbtops). Written in C.
Distributed as source.
Bechtolsheim, FTP-csseq.tamu.edu
dvitps (by Stephan v. Bechtolsheim)
Uses GF, PK, and PXL files. Fonts may have up to 256 characters. Allows
use of printer-resident PostScript fonts. Supports inclusion of PostScript
graphics (through PSFIG), graphics through the tpic specials, arbitrary
extension and mapping of the PostScript fonts, memory management, and
generation of TranScript-compatible code. Included are programs for
creation of TFM files for PostScript fonts (pfd2tfm) and for management of
PostScript font mappings (printpdr).
Carleton University
FTP-science.utah.edu, University of Utah
DVIALW (by Nelson H.F. Beebe and Neal Holtz)
Uses GF, PK or PXL files. Graphics inclusion is supported. Written in C.
Source is included.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
dvi2ps
Uses PXL files. Allows landscape printing and graphics inclusion. Written
in C. Source is included.
Oxford
dvi2ps (modified by Paul Leyland)
Uses PK files.
van Oostrum
dvi2ps (modified by Piet van Oostrum)
Uses PK files and PostScript built-in fonts.
Arbortext, Inc.
Contact: Sales Department
Postal Address: 535 W. William Street
Suite 300
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Internet: sales@arbortext.com
Phone: (313) 996-3566
Aston
Contact: Peter Abbott
JANET: abbottp@uk.ac.aston
Postal Address: Computing Service
Aston Triangle
Birmingham B4 7ET
Notes: A complete copy of the Aston archive is available in VMS BACKUP
format on two 2400' tapes at 6250bpi. To receive it send two
blank tapes and return postage.
The Unix TeX distribution may also be obtained in exchange for
one 2400' tape and return postage.
Bechtolsheim
Contact: Stephen v. Bechtolsheim
Postal Address: 2119 Old Oak Drive
West Lafayette, IN 47906
Note: Send $80 ($110 outside the continental U.S.) and you will receive
a Sun cartridge plus complete documentation.
Carleton University
Contact: Neil Holtz
Phone: (613) 231-7145
Clark
Contact: James Clark
Postal Address: 30 Peel Street
London W8 7PD England
UUCP: jjc@jclark.uucp
FTP-csseq.tamu.edu
FTP-science.utah.edu
Contact: Nelson H.F. Beebe
Phone: (801) 581-5254
Internet: Beebe@Science.Utah.EDU
Files: PS:<TEX.PUBLIC.DVI...>*.* (Beebe drivers and documentation)
FTP-uk.ac.aston.tex
Contact: Peter Abbott
JANET: abbottp@uk.ac.aston
Notes: Accessible to JANET users only.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Contact: Chris Lindblad
Postal Address: MIT AI Laboratory
Room 733
545 Technology Square
Cambridge, MA 12138
Internet: CjL@Reagan.ai.Mit.EDU
Oxford
Contact: Paul Leyland
Bitnet: pcl@robots.ox.ac.uk
Internet: pcl%robots.ox.ac.uk@nsfnet-relay.ac.uk
Bitnet: pcl@uk.ac.ox.robots
University of Utah
Contact: Nelson H.F. Beebe
Postal Address: Center for Scientific Computing
220 South Physics
University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Phone: (801) 581-5254
Internet: Beebe@Science.Utah.EDU
Availability: All of the Beebe drivers are distributed together. They are
available on 1600bpi 9-track tape in TOPS-10/20 BACKUP/DUMPER
format, VAX/VMS BACKUP format, Unix tar format, and ANSI
D-format. Send a tape plus $100 for a copy. IBM PC floppies
are available from Personal TeX or Jon Radel.
FTP: The programs are available for anonymous FTP from SCIENCE.UTAH.EDU on the
internet; information is in the file PS:<ANONYMOUS>00README.TXT. A
VAX/VMS binary distribution is available for anonymous FTP (password
guest) from CTRSCI.UTAH.EDU. 00README.TXT in the login directory gives
details. On JANET, the programs may be obtained from the directory
aston.kirk::[public.texdvi210]. On DECnet, they are available from the
DECnet file repository, for more information send mail to the DECnet
address <39937::luvisetto>.
Bitnet servers: The drivers are available from Listserv on EARN to European
Bitnet users. Sending the command GET DRIVER FILELIST (in an
interactive message, or as the first line of a mail message)
to LISTSERV@DHDURZ1. Files are obtained with the command GET
filename filetype.
van Oostrum
Contact: Piet van Oostrum
piet@cs.ruu.nl
Tom Rokicki has a driver called dvips which should be more or less the same
as the one on the NeXT. His e-mail address is rokicki@neon.stanford.edu
Send additions and corrections to the list of dvi-to-postscript
converters to dhosek@hmcvax.claremont.edu
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[7] Converting whatever to TeX
The following summary was posted by mark@nuri.inria.fr (james mark) on
28 Aug 90:
A few weeks ago I posted a request for conversion programs that would
translate TeX or LaTeX documents to and/or from any other text or
desktop publishing format. Here is a summary of the responses I got.
All of the following programs are available by anonymous ftp. All of
them convert something else to TeX or LaTeX; apart from BibTeX (see
below), I received no information at all on conversions going the
other way (although prep.ai.mit.edu (128.52.14.14) is rumored to have
something called texinfo2troff, for those who are into texinfo).
troff
-----
TROFF-TO-LATEX.TAR-Z is available on wsmr-simtel20.army.mil
(26.2.0.74) in directory pd2:<unix-c.textproc>.
This program, written by Kamal Al-Yahya at Stanford, assists in the
translation of a troff document into LaTeX format. It recognizes most
-ms and -man macros, plus most eqn and some tbl preprocessor commands.
Anything fancier than that needs to be done by hand. Two style files
are provided. There is also a man page (which converts very well to
LaTeX :-). The program is copyrighted but free.
scribe
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wsmr-simtel20.army.mil (26.2.0.74), in directory
pd2:<unix-c.textproc>, was reported to have a program called
scribe2latex, but I couldn't find it there. I have an old copy (which
I have been unable to test) if anyone is interested. It was written
by Van Jacobson of Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory.
WordPerfect
-----------
wp2latex.zip is available on wuarchive.wustl.edu (128.252.135.4) in
directory mirrors/msdos/tex and on wsmr-simtel20.army.mil (26.2.0.74)
in directory pd1:<msdos.tex>.
This is a PC program written in Turbo Pascal by R. C. Houtepen at the
Eindhoven University in the Netherlands. It converts WordPerfect 5.0
documents to LaTeX. Pascal source is included. Users find it
"helpful" and "decent" in spite of some limitations. It gets high
marks for handling font changes. Limitations include no indices,
table of contents, margins or graphics. It also won't handle the new
features of WordPerfect 5.1, in particular the equation formatter.
The program is copyrighted but free.
Glenn Geers of the University of Sydney (glenn@extro.ucc.su.oz.au) is
translating wp2latex into C and adding some WordPerfect 5.1 features,
in particular its equation handling. This is an ongoing project; the
current C code is available by anonymous ftp from ymir.claremont.edu
(134.173.4.23) in directory [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc.front_ends.wp2latex].
It was also posted to alt.sources on 8 August 1990.
PC-Write
--------
pcwritex.arc is available on wuarchive.wustl.edu (128.252.135.4) in
directory mirrors/msdos/tex and on wsmr-simtel20.army.mil (26.2.0.74)
in directory pd1:<msdos.tex>.
This is a print driver for PC-Write that "prints" a PC-Write V2.71
document to a TeX-compatible disk file. It was written by Peter Flynn
at University College, Cork, Ireland. It is public domain. I've had
no comment from users.
RUNOFF
------
Peter Vanroose, of the University of Leuven, Belgium, has written a
RUNOFF-to-TeX conversion program in VMS Pascal. It is available from
comp.text archives (they do exist, don't they? The program was
submitted in December 1987) or from the author (peter@dit.lth.se); or,
for that matter, from me, since he sent me a copy.
REFER/Tib
---------
There are a few programs for converting bibliographic data between
BibTeX and REFER/Tib formats. They are available for anonymous ftp
from wheaties.ai.mit.edu (128.52.32.13) in directory
pub/refer-to-bibtex. In spite of the directory name, it also contains
a program (or rather a shell script) to convert BibTeX to REFER as
well. I have not tested any of these.
****************
In addition, a group at Ohio State University is working on a common
document format based on SGML. In theory any format could be
translated to or from this one. Also, Framemaker supposedly has
"import filters" to aid in the translation from alien formats
(presumably including TeX) to Framemaker; perhaps other desktop
publishing programs have similar things.
For those who are considering writing a conversion program, may I
suggest Microsoft Word to LaTeX, since this seems to be the most
frequently-asked unanswered question on this topic.
If anyone has further information, I'm always ready to update the
above list.
****************
Thanks to the following people who contributed information to this
posting:
Bill von Hagen (wvh@transarc.com)
Darren New <new@ee.udel.edu>
Paul Amer (amer@cis.udel.edu)
James Darrell McCauley (jdm5548@diamond.tamu.edu)
Declan (declan@portia.stanford.edu)
Peter Vanroose <peter@dit.lth.se>
Greg Roelofs <roelofs@amelia.nas.nasa.gov>
Glenn Geers (glenn@extro.ucc.su.oz.au)
Disclaimer: All errors and opinions are mine.
Mark James <mark@nuri.inria.fr> or <mark@bdblues.altair.fr>
raymond@math.berkeley.edu (Raymond Chen) (10/28/90)
This file is in several parts. [1] A list of ftp sites. [1a] Major archive sites. [1b] A list of ftp sites. [1c] Mail servers for selected sites. [2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh. [3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC. [4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes. [5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives. [6] The 97 gazillion versions of dvi2ps. [7] Converting whatever to TeX [8] DVI drivers for printer X Please send corrections/additions to raymond@math.berkeley.edu. =============================================================================== [1] FTP sites. [1a] Major archive sites. Major archive sites (and their administrators): ymir.claremont.edu [134.173.4.23] Claremont College, California, USA Time zone: -0700 GMT Contact: Don Hosek (dhosek@ymir.claremont.edu) The second-largest TeX archive in the world. (The largest accessible via FTP.) labrea.stanford.edu Stanford University, California, USA Time zone: -0700 GMT Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings. The "official" repository for TeX and related toys. wsmr-simtel20.army.mil [26.2.0.74] White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, USA Contact: Keith Petersen (w8sdz@wsmr-simtel20.army.mil) Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings An archive of MS-DOS and other stuff. TeX-related things can be found in the directory pd1:<msdos.tex>. sun.soe.clarkson.edu [128.153.12.3] Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, USA Time zone: -0400 GMT Assorted things, especially LaTeX style files. uk.ac.aston.tex Time Zone: 0000 GMT Contact: Sebastian Rahtz (S.P.Q.Rahtz@ecs.soton.ac.uk) Home of the UKTeX newsletter, and a repository for all sorts of things. NOTE! Aston is not an Internet FTP site! See section [1c] for details. archive.cs.ruu.nl [131.211.80.5] Department of Computer Science, Utrecht Univ., the Netherlands Time Zone: ? Contact: piet@cs.ruu.nl (Piet van Oostrum) Restricted hours: Weekends and evenings (2000 to 0900 UTC) >>> Odds are good that if you want something, one of these guys <<< >>> (especially ymir) has it. <<< [1aa] Mirror sites. I won't list mirror sites in section [1b]. yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au [131.170.24.42] Mirrors labrea (for users Down Under) /pub/tex/labrea wuarchive.wustl.edu [128.252.135.4] Mirrors wsmr-simtel20.army.mil. /mirrors/msdos [1b] A list of ftp sites. The original list is due to Ed Vielmetti (emv@math.lsa.umich.edu). The information was originally sorted by site. It's now sorted by product. I've also added information from other lists and articles. Certain sites are labelled as follows: [p] -- primary distribution point [l] -- latest version resides here [x] -- use of this site is disrecommended. Newsgroups are also listed as "sites", meaning that the program in question was posted to that newsgroup and should be available from any site that archives those newsgroups. Product where Comments/Directory ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- afm2tfm labrea.stanford.edu AFtoPL tut.cis.ohio-state.edu v2.0 by Clayton M. Elwell aft2tfm part of dvips AMS fonts e-math.ams.com [pl] AMS fonts ymir.claremont.edu NOTE: The AMS doesn't alert other archive sites when there are changes to the contents of e-math.ams.com. Consequently, other sites may be slightly behind. (Silly AMS.) AMSTeX e-math.ams.com AMSTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu 128.153.12.3 ape anna.stanford.edu Sriram Sankar's Ada macros for TeX APL fonts ymir.clarkson.edu [anonymous.tex.mf.misc]cmapl10.mf with supporting macros in [anonymous.tex.inputs.plain-contrib] ascii2german.sh by dorai@egeria.rice.edu (Dorai Sitaram) titan.rice.edu directory /public ascii2german converts "ae" "oe" "ue" and "ss" to the appropriate German characters. Not infallible due to ambiguities like "Masse" and "Ma{\ss}e". BibTeX june.cs.washington.edu v.99c BibTeX labrea.stanford.edu v.99c, directory bibtex BibTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu Oren Patashnik's BibTeX 128.153.12.3 BibTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu BibTeX for Atari ST by J. Longs BibTeX midway.uchicago.edu BibTeX for Macintosh BibTeX eedsp.gatech.edu BibTeX for MS-DOS v99 by J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis BibTeX for plain TeX ymir.claremont.edu by Oren Patashnik BibTeX style archives sun.soe.clarkson.edu directory pub/bibtex-style E.g. Amer. Psych. Assn. cdvi wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS previewer, PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> ChemTeX uk.ac.aston.tex macros for chemical structure diagrams, by Roswitha Haas. directory [TEX-ARCHIVE.LATEX.CONTRIB.CHEMTEX] ChTeX chiris.stevens-tech.edu Chinese TeX by J. B. Wang 192.12.216.114 CM fonts labrea.stanford.edu METAFONT sources, directory cm CM fonts sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT sources cnoweb blake.u.washinton.edu by Jim Fox Common-TeX berkeley.edu v2.9 by Pat Monardo NOTE: Rumor says that the Common-TeX project has been officially abandoned. cweb princeton.edu by Silvio Levy DECUS 1990 TeX Collection directory /decus/tex directory wuarchive.wustl.edu 128.252.135.4 detex UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/trickey detex comp.sources.unix (see textool) detex is a filter which removes all TeX command. Typically used before piping into a spell-checker. The following patch is due to pkarp@grubby-thicket.nlm.nih.gov. It apparently is to be applied to the Al-Yahya version. File: Expand.c 118,119c118 < /* PDK - was strcat - how did this ever work? */ < strcpy(buf,buf2); --- > strcat(buf,buf2); Devanagari script characters by Frans Velthuis velthuis@hgrrug5.bitnet DOSTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> dvi2dj pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu HP DeskJet, by James Krause dvi2img midway.uchicago.edu Imagewriter (Macintosh) dvi2ps june.cs.washington.edu of unknown authorship dvi2ps unknown by Tony Li dvi2tty sol.cs.ruu.nl ASCII dvi previewer 131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/dvi2tty.shar dvi2tty sun.soe.clarkson.edu dvi2tty comp.sources.misc Displays dvi files (crudely) on a character-based terminal. dvi3ps pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu merge of several dvi2ps versions, by Kevin Coombes dvi3ps stag.math.lsa.umich.edu merge of serveral dvi2ps versions, 35.24.64.23 by Kevin Coombes, pub/kevin Version 3.3 (1 May 1990). dvi3ps tut.cis.ohio-state.edu merge of several dvi2ps versions, by Kevin Coombes dvibit UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/dvibit dvi previewer on BBN Bitgraph dviconcat mimsy.umd.edu Combines dvi files, by Ken Yap? 128.8.128.8 tex/mctex.beta.1dec89.Z dvidis cs.yale.edu v3.4 VAXStation previewer by Jerry Leichtner dvidis venus.ycc.yale.edu previewer for Vax VMS dview wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS previewer, PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> dviimp labrea.stanford.edu IMAGENDVI driver, directory imagen dvimswin wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald dvimswin c.scs.uiuc.edu MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald dvimswin cica.cica.indiana.edu MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald 129.79.20.22 dvipage comp.sources.unix Sun previewer for TeX DVI files Volume 15 dvipage june.cs.washington.edu Neal Hunt's previewer for Sunview (v3.0) dvipr unknown dvips labrea.stanford.edu by Tomas Rokicki dvips labrea.stanford.edu by Tomas Rokicki, ~ftp/pub/dvips5398.tar.Z neon.stanford.edu Version 5.398 (beta) dvips terminator.cc.umich.edu by Tomas Rokicki, ported by Russel Lang MS-DOS version. pc1/text-mgmt/TeX/dvips*.zip dviselect mimsy.umd.edu Chris Torek's page extractor tex/mctex.beta.1dec89.Z dvisun UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/dvisun dvi previewer for Sun II dvivga b.scs.uiuc.edu MSDOS VGA previewer by Doug McDonald 128.174.90.2 dvivga1.arc is the executable and docs. dvivga[2-8].arc are font files. dvivga9.arc is the source. dvivga wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MSDOS VGA previewer by Doug McDonald eepic IRIS.UCDAVIS.EDU eepic svax.cs.cornell.edu eepic uk.ac.aston.tex [tex-archive.latex.contrib.eepic] emacs TeX-mode UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/trickey/emacsmacro by Trickey. emTeX rusmv1.rus.uni-stuttgart.de 129.69.1.12 /soft/tex/emtex emTeX terminator.cc.umich.edu msdos/text-mgmt/TeX/emtex/disk[1-6] msdos.archive.umich.edu version 13.08.90 35.1.33.8 get emtex.README before beginning. emTeX is a full TeX implementation, with previewer, LaTeX, METAFONT, lots of printer drivers, etc. For MS-DOS and OS/2. By Eberhard Mattes (mattes@azu.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de) errata labrea.stanford.edu directory "errata" errata were also published in the article D.E. Knuth, The Errors of TeX, Software -- Practice and Experience, Vol. 19(7), 607--685 (July 1989) For a copy of the Technical Report, send $10 (payable to Stanford University) to Publications, Computer Science Department, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-2140. Fig svax.cs.cornell.edu v2.1, pub/fig/fig.tar.Z Fig sun.soe.clarkson.edu v2.1 Fig is a graphics editor under SunView. Its output can be translated via TransFig [qv] into Postscript, pic, LaTeX picture envirnoment, PiCTeX, EEPIC, TeXtyl etc. fweb lyman.pppl.gov FORTRAN web GNUplot comp.sources.misc GNUplot prep.ai.mit.edu pub/gnu/gnuplot2.0.tar.Z GNUplot cs.duke.edu [p] pub/gnuplot2.01.tar.Z GNUplot duke.cs.duke.edu pub/gnuplot.tar.Z 128.109.140.1 GNUplot monu1.cc.monash.edu.au pub/gnuplot.tar.Z 130.194.1.101 GNUplot uk.ac.aston.tex version 2.01 [tex-archive.gnuplot] GNUplot patches uk.ac.aston.tex [tex-archive.gnuplot]patch1.uue GNUplot is a graphing program which can export its graphs into TeX or LaTeX documents. Greek fonts princeton.edu [p] by Silvio Levy iptex unknown ispell tut.cis.ohio-state.edu directory pub/gnu/ispell ispell is a general purpose spell checker that "knows" about LaTeX. Works in combination with Emacs. A file ispell.el is also available. ivd2dvi june.cs.washington.edu by Larry Denenberg jTeX Japanese TeX miki.cs.titech.ac.jp ASCII-jTeX utsun.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp ASCII-jTeX l2a comp.sources.misc LaTeX-to-ASCII by Gisle Hannemyr LaTeX labrea.stanford.edu by Leslie Lamport, directory "latex" LaTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu by Leslie Lamport 128.153.12.3 LaTeX atari.archive.umich.edu for Atari ST (mail server available; ask Kent.Dalton@FtCollins.NCR.COM) LaTeX style archive sun.soe.clarkson.edu pub/latex-style MakeIndex science.utah.edu [p] v2.4 by Pehong Chen ucbarpa.berkeley.edu NOTE: The future of science.utah.edu is unclear. METAFONT labrea.stanford.edu by Donald Knuth, directory "mf" METAFONT june.cs.washington.edu METAFONT dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu METAFONT for Atari ST by John Dunning METAFONT METAFONT for Amiga by Stefan Becker ftp.informatik.rwth-aachen.de 192.35.229.9 pub/amiga mfware sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT utilities 128.153.12.3 Mittlebach macros sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] Macro packages by ymir.claremont.edu [p] Frank Mittlebach MS-DOS dvi drivers eedsp.gatech.edu by Nelson H. F. Beebe 128.61.2.1 multicol.sty sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] LaTeX multicolumn style ymir.claremont.edu [p] by Frank Mittelbach MuTeX cs.ucb.ca [x] src/MuTeX/MuTeX.tar.Z (slow) 128.189.97.5 MuTeX sol.cs.ruu.nl pub/TEX/mtex{fonts}.tar.Z 131.211.80.5 MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, aka mtex 130.71.128.1 pub/MuTeX.tar.Z pub/MuTeX_doc.tar.Z Includes English translation MuTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu submit/music MuTeX suned.zoo.cs.yale.edu music TeX, aka mtex 128.36.21.1 MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, pub/TeX MuTeX (aka MTeX) is a system developed for typesetting music. It only does single-staff music and does not support grace notes and the like. It was originally developed in Germany and the internal documentation is all in German. The guide (Version 1.1) is about 40 pages long. If you make it available for FTP, please contact Fran\c{c}ois Jalbert (jalbert@cs.ucb.ca). Nihongo-TeX Japanese TeX, authored by ryo-i@ascii.co.jp tony-o@ascii.co.jp isozaji@ntt-20.ntt.jp a87480@tansei.cc.u-tokyo.ac.jp miki.cs.titech.ac.jp utsun.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp OzTeX midway.uchicago.edu v1.3 by Andrew Trevorrow 128.135.12.73 pub/OzTeX OzTeX watmsg.waterloo.edu by Andrew Trevorrow 129.97.129.9 OzTeX giza.cis.ohio-state.edu v1.3, directory pub/oztex 128.146.8.61 OzTeX is a free version TeX for the Macintosh. Version 1.3 corresponds to TeX 3.0, and can be configured in "large" versions that can handle huge macro packages, e.g. LamsTeX. OzTeX uses standard pk fonts and tfm filesand creates standard dvi files. Includes a DVI previewer, and PostScript driver. For rudimentary support and additional information, send mail to oztex@midway.uchicago.edu. p2c csvax.caltech.edu Pascal to C translator (What's this doing here?) pcwritex.arc wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Peter Flynn pd1:<msdos.tex> A print driver for PC-Write that "prints" a PC-Write v2.71 document to a TeX-compatible disk file. physe uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYSE macro package phyzzx uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYZZX macro package PicTeX ymir.claremont.edu [l] PicTeX a.cs.uiuc.edu PicTeX june.cs.washington.edu PicTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu 128.153.12.3 PicTeX svax.cs.cornell.edu The PicTeX manual is not available in electronic form (at least, not legally). Manual can be obtained from TUG. Contact Tug@Math.AMS.com for more information. If you have a copy of the file pictex.dvi at your site, delete it now. Printing of that file is a violation of international copyright law. Funds from the sale of the PiCTeX manual are the only renumeration Michael Wichura (author of the package) gets for his work, and by illegally copying the manual, you not only deprive him of income he deserves, but also decrease the possibility of his releasing future macro packages under terms similar to those of PiCTeX. Note also that numerous bugs have been found in the LaTeX parts. As of 4 Oct 90, the most recent version is available only from ymir. The bug fixes will be included on future disks shipped by TUG. Preview argon.rti.org VAXStation previewer by Randy Buckland psfig linc.cis.upenn.edu by Trevor Darnell psfig-tex comp.sources.unix Including PostScript/Mac figures Volume 8 r2bib UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/rusty/r2bib refer to BibTeX conversion refer-to-bibtex wheaties.ai.mit.edu A collection of programs 128.52.32.13 pub/refer-to-bibtex ruled.tex emx.utexas.edu Macros for making tables 128.83.1.33 by Eric Myers (myers@emx.utexas.edu) pub/texsis/tables RUNOFF-to-TeX peter@dit.lth.se by Peter Vanroose (address of author) in VMS Pascal s2latex UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/van/s2latex scribe to LaTeX conversion SBTeX eedsp.gatech.edu in subdirectory TeX, get the file 128.61.2.1 readme.tex before beginning SBTeX venus.ycc.yale.edu MS-DOS TeX by Wayne Sullivan SBTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS TeX by Wayne Sullivan PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>SB30TEX.ZIP Schoepf macros sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] Macro packages by ymir.claremont.edu [p] Reiner Schoepf scribe2latex wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Van Jacobson 26.2.0.74 pd2:<unix-c.textproc> SeeTeX foobar.colorado.edu by Dirk Grunwald spideryweb princeton.edu Spidery WEB, by Norman Ramsey Design-your-own-WEB for any language. StTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu TeX for Atari ST by Jwahar Bammi TeX labrea.stanford.edu directory "tex" TeX power.eee.ndsu.nodak.edu? TeX science.utah.edu 128.110.192.2 TeX atari.archive.umich.edu for Atari ST (mail server available; ask Kent.Dalton@FtCollins.NCR.COM) TeX tek4310.kent.edu for ESIX by Yasir Doleh TeX cs.toronto.edu for Irix3.2, SunOS and Ultrix from U of Toronto TeX UNIX TeX tape for UNIX TeX freja.diku.dk for UNIX TeX june.cs.washington.edu for UNIX TeX ymir.claremont.edu [p] for VMS texchk comp.sources.unix LaTeX syntax checker Volume 3 texdvi2lj comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for LaserJet+ Volume 6 texdvi2tty comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for TTY's, etc. Volume 7 TeXhax archive june.cs.washington.edu TeXhax archive labrea.stanford.edu directory "texhax" TeXhax archive ymir.claremont.edu TeXhax archive uk.ac.aston.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.TEXHAX.90] texi2roff comp.sources.unix GNU Texinfo to troff translator Volume 16 texi2roff neat.cs.toronto.edu GNU Texinfo to troff translator by Beverly Erlebacher texindex comp.sources.unix Make an index from a LaTeX .idx file Volume 4 texindex2 comp.sources.unix AAAAARRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!! Bugs in texindex!!! Volume 4 texinfo2troff prep.ai.mit.edu Rumored to exist 128.52.14.14 TeXMaG archive ymir.claremont.edu [ANONYMOUS.TEX.PERIODICALS.TEXMAG] TeXMaG archive sun.soe.clarkson.edu pub/texmag TeXMaG archive uk.ac.aston.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.TEX-MAG] TeXsun unknown previewer for Sunview by Dirk Grunwald TeXware uclapp.physics.ucla.edu John Price's TeXware archive textools comp.sources.unix A collection of tools for TeX users Volume 7 (including detex) textool2 comp.sources.unix A collection of tools for TeX users Volume 8 (including detex) textyl venus.ycc.yale.edu by John Renner tgrind UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/van/tgrind Pretty-printing C tgrind rtsg.ee.lbl.gov tgrind venus.ycc.yale.edu by Jerry Leichtner tgrind.sty ymir.claremont.edu embed tgrind output into LaTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu tib minos.inria.fr James Alexander's "tib" bibliography 128.93.39.5 tr2latex comp.sources.unix Translate troff to LaTeX Volume 10 TransFig svax.cs.cornell.edu v2.1, ~/ftp/pub/fig/transfig.tar.Z TransFig sun.soe.clarkson.edu TransFig uk.ac.aston.tex v2.1, [tex-archive.utils.transfig] troff-to-latex.tar-Z by Kamal Al-Yahya at Stanford wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd2:<unix-c.textproc>. 26.2.0.74 troff-to-latex recognizes most -ms and -man macros, plus most eqn and some tbl commands. TUGboat files labrea.stanford.edu directory "tugboat" UKTeX archive uk.ac.aston.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.UKTEX.90] Utah dvi driver family ctrsci.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe in directory PS1:[TEX.DVI] Utah dvi driver family science.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe (128.110.192.2) MS-DOS versions in aps:<tex.dvi>dviexe.arc web2c june.cs.washington.edu v2.20 web2c uunet.uu.net wp2latex sol.cs.ruu.nl Handles WordPerfect 5.0 131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/wp2latex.arc wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu in directory [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc. front_ends.wp2latex] WordPerfect users should also consult TUGboat issues 10#1 and 10#4. wp2latex.zip wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd1:<msdos.tex> A PC program (Turbo Pascal) by R. C. Houtepen at the Eindhoven University in the Netherlands. Pascal source is included. Users find it "helpful" and "decent" in spite of some limitations. It gets high marks for handling font changes. Limitations include no indices, table of contents, margins or graphics. It also won't handle the new features of WordPerfect 5.1, in particular the equation formatter. wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu C version by Glenn Geers 134.173.4.23 [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc.front_ends.wp2latex] xdvi comp.sources.x xdvi expo.lcs.mit.edu contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 18.30.0.212 Patchlevel 10 xdvi gatekeeper.dec.com pub/X11/contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 16.1.0.2 xdvi sipb.mit.edu X11 DVI previewer ftp/pub/x11r3.dvi xfig cayuga.cs.rochester.edu xfig expo.lcs.mit.edu xgnuplot expo.lcs.mit.edu contrib/gnuplot-2.0-X11.tar.Z X-windows front-end for GNUplot Xgraph comp.sources.unix Volume 3 xtex foobar.colorado.edu xtex previewer by Dirk Grunwald pub/SeeTeX Version 2.16.1 [unnamed] dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu Previewer for Atari ST by Robert Stabl [unnamed] foobar.colorado.edu BDF format font files for X by Dirk Grunwald [unnamed] june.cs.washington.edu [p] U of Washington's Cyrillic fonts [unnamed] ymir.claremont.edu U of Washington's Cyrillic fonts [unnamed] listserv@mammutti.utu.fi Amiga CommonTeX? [unnamed] mims-iris.waterloo.edu fonts [unnamed] science.utah.edu Hershey fonts (128.110.192.2) [unnamed] sol.cs.ruu.nl diagram macros by Francis Borceux [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu DVI driver standards committee digests 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu fonts for Canon printers 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] terminator.cc.umich.edu Atari TeX stuff [unnamed] ux.acss.umn.edu archives for Atari ST [unnamed] listserv@taunivm [p] Jacques Goldman's Hebrew fonts (not an FTP site) [unnamed] ymir.claremont.edu [p] Jacques Goldman's Hebrew fonts [unnamed] yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au Jacques Goldman's Hebrew fonts [1c] Mail servers for selected sites. When using mail servers, bear several points in mind. [a] Follow the instructions carefully. Each mail server accepts a different dialect of commands. Make sure you aren't following server X's instructions when sending requests to server Y. Mail servers are computer programs and ill-formed requests tend to give mail server administrators migraine headaches. (I know, I'm one such administrator.) [b] Use mail servers only if you cannot obtain the files by ftp or other means. [c] Requesting large amounts of material via mail servers is frowned upon by system administrators. Overuse of mail servers may result in the shutdown of said server. Bearing all that in mind, ... sol.cs.ruu.nl: mail-server@cs.ruu.nl or uunet!mcsun!hp4nl!ruuinf Send the message begin path john@highbrow.edu (PLEASE SUBSTITUTE *YOUR* ADDRESS) send HELP end ymir.claremont.edu: mailserv@ymir.claremont.edu [No instructions yet available.] sun.soe.clarkson.edu: archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu [No instructions yet available.] uk.ac.aston.tex: FTP access is available *only* to JANET users. Login as username "public" and password "public". Access via mail server: Send a message to texserver@uk.ac.aston.tex [for non-UK people, the address is probably texserver@tex.aston.ac.uk] The message body must contain at least the following three lines starting in column 1. --- (your address from Aston - see the end of this message) help Return Addressing: Internet users name%site@nsfnet-relay Bitnet and EARN name%site@earn-relay UUCP name%site@ukc =============================================================================== [2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh. o Textures (no capital 'x' any more): Around $750 with LaTeX. A nice system, fast, and well-featured. The editor leaves a little to be desired, but with the growing availability of good DA editors on the Mac, that's not as big of an issue as it used to be. If you decide to buy it, get it from the TeX Users Group so that they get the vendor royalty. TeX Users Group P.O. Box 9506 Providence, RI 02940-9506 Phone: 401-751-7760 The publisher is Blue Sky Research. Address *might* be 534 SW Third Avenue, Portland, OR 97204. (That's the address of Kellerman & Smith, the previous publisher.) o OzTeX: You can't beat the price on this one. It's free (public domain even). It comes with source, but it's a hand translation of Modula 2, so that might not help all that much. The nice (or not) feature of this program is that it uses PK and TFM files directly (unlike Textures which bundles them into Mac formats). Available via anonymous ftp from: midway.uchicago.edu in pub/sources/OzTeX. watmsg.waterloo.edu (129.97.129.9) in pub/oztex. ymir.claremont.edu (goes without saying) x MacTeX: FTL is officially defunct, and MacTeX is no longer available. o CTeX: The web2c version ported to the Mac (under MPW). Available from ymir and chicago(?). =============================================================================== [3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC. The definitive source for public domain PC TeX-related software is Jon Radel. His catalog which is currently 40 pages long contains several versions of TeX for the PC, device drivers, fonts, macros, TUG documents, etc. A catalog is available by sending an envelope which can contain 10 sheets of 8.5x11 paper with adequate return postage or $2.00 (US). Contact: Jon Radel Postal Address: P.O. Box 2276 Reston, VA 22090 Notes: Software is distributed on 5.25" 360K floppy disks. For floppies sent with a return mailer, there is a charge of $1.50/floppy U.S. orders, $2/floppy elsewhere. For orders where floppies are supplied by Jon Radel, there is a charge of $5/floppy for U.S., Mexican and Canadian orders, $6/floppy elsewhere. Other sources are the ftp sites listed in part [1]. The following information was released on 1 Feb 1989: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DosMF has passed the TRAP test and is now part of the DosTeX distribution. DosMF is distributed with the complete set of Computer Modern Metafont source files as well as sources for the LaTeX fonts. As with the current version of DosTeX, the size of the mem[] array is user-controllable and preloaded versions may be created from inimf dumps. Other array sizes and constants are as specified in METAFONT: The Program (except max_in_open, which has been raised from 6 to 10). Performance is approximately 30 seconds per character when generating the cmr10 font at 200 dpi on a 8 Mhz 1-ws AT clone. MSDOS versions of GFtoDVI and GFtoPK are included as well. Online graphics support is provided within DosMF for the Hercules card. Alternatively, the DosTeX Hercules previewer may be used with the output of GFtoDVI. The default local mode is for the Epson printer operating at 240h x 216v dpi. No provision has been made to avoid name truncation under MSDOS (i.e., mfput.2602gf becomes mfput.260). DosMF is probably no match for commercially available implementations, but it should be just fine for people who do not use Metafont that often or wish to learn how to design fonts with the language. The DosTeX distribution occupies 7 360k floppy disks. If you receive it from the vendor, a printed version of the installation/operation instructions is also included, along with support by mail or telephone as needed. To receive DosTeX, send a check or money order payable to Electronetics, Inc. for US$75 (US$85 outside USA) with your name and address to: Electronetics, Incorporated c/o Gary Beihl 119 Jackrabbit Run Round Rock, TX 78664 -- Gary Beihl (beihl@mcc.com) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stephen McGrath (smg@eedsp.gatech.edu) has placed a rather complete collection of TeX gizmos for MS-DOS on eedsp.gatech.edu (128.61.2.1) in the TeX directory. Get the file "readme.tex" before starting. It includes SBTeX from Wayne Sullivan, Nelson Beebe's dvi drivers, an EGA/VGA/8514 screen previewer, a BibTeX 0.99 implementation from J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis, macro and style packages, and a humongous number of cm and am fonts. You will need at least 4MB for the TeX/LaTeX/SliTeX/AmsTeX/BibTeX/etc stuff, and up to 30 MB to install and unpack all of the drivers and fonts. 13MB is a realistic estimate for TeX, drivers, and CM fonts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================================== [4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes. TeX for Unix is available from the University of Washington. It is up-to-date (TeX 3.0, MF 2.0), contains detailed installation instructions and support is available if you have problems. Money from the distribution tapes goes towards funding the support hotline and future Unix TeX development. For more information, contact Elizabeth Tachikawa Northwest Computing Support Center 208 Lewis Hall, DW-10 Seattle, WA 98195 206-543-6259 elisabet@max.acs.washington.edu ^ | N.B. =============================================================================== [5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives. Send email to archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu archive-server%sun.soe.clarkson.edu@omnigate.bitnet dumb1!dumb2!dumb3!smart!sun.soe.clarkson.edu!archive-server containing the single word "help". You will receive instructions on how to use the email server. See also section [1c]. =============================================================================== [6] The 97 gazillion versions of dvi2ps. [this section is awaiting an update from Don Hosek] =============================================================================== [7] Converting whatever to TeX Only the names of programs are presented here. Refer to section [1b] to see where to get them from. This information is based on a summary by James Mark (mark@nuri.inria.fr) posted on 28 Aug 90. TeXinfo -> troff - texinfo2troff, texi2roff troff -> LaTeX - TROFF-TO-LATEX.TAR-Z scribe -> LaTeX - scribe2latex, s2latex WordPerfect -> LaTeX - wp2latex.zip PC-Write -> TeX - pcwritex.arc RUNOFF -> TeX - RUNOFF-to-TeX refer -> BibTeX - refer-to-bibtex, r2bib tib -> BibTeX - refer-to-bibtex BibTeX -> refer - refer-to-bibtex BibTeX -> tib - refer-to-bibtex Please send additions/corrections to the above list to mark.nuri.inria.fr, as well as to raymond@math.berkeley.edu. =============================================================================== [8] DVI drivers for printer X Aside from postscript drivers listed in section [6], there is the Nelson Beebe family of drivers (science.utah.edu), plus additional drivers archived at ymir and sun.soe. HP DeskJet: Contact nboogaar@ruunsa.fys.ruu.nl (Martin v.d. Boogaard) for a summary. =============================================================================== [$\omega$] Acknowledgements Thanks to all the people whose articles in comp.text.tex I've ruthlessly excerpted. Opinions are those of the original authors (even though I've lost many of the attributions), but if you want to blame me for them, go ahead. Thanks also to all the people who've sent me corrections, and to the many nameless administrators which keep FTP sites up and running. Special thanks to Edward Vielmetti for providing the raw material for section [1b], as well as for moderating comp.archives, which was another source of information. Extra special thanks to Don Hosek, for gosh oh-so-many things.
raymond@math.berkeley.edu (Raymond Chen) (12/02/90)
This file is in several parts. [1] A list of ftp sites. [1a] Major archive sites. [1b] A list of ftp sites. [1c] Mail servers for selected sites. [2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh. [3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC. [4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes. [5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives. [6] The 97 gazillion versions of dvi2ps. [7] Converting whatever to TeX [8] DVI drivers for printer X Please send corrections/additions to raymond@math.berkeley.edu. =============================================================================== [1] FTP sites. [1a] Major archive sites. Major archive sites (and their administrators): ymir.claremont.edu [134.173.4.23] Claremont College, California, USA Time zone: -0700 GMT Contact: Don Hosek () The second-largest TeX archive in the world. (The largest accessible via FTP.) labrea.stanford.edu [36.8.0.47] Stanford University, California, USA Time zone: -0700 GMT Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings. The "official" repository for TeX and related toys. wsmr-simtel20.army.mil [26.2.0.74] White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, USA Time Zone: -0600 GMT Contact: Keith Petersen () Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings An archive of MS-DOS and other stuff. TeX-related things can be found in the directory pd1:<msdos.tex>. sun.soe.clarkson.edu [128.153.12.3] Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, USA Time zone: -0400 GMT Assorted things, especially LaTeX style files. uk.ac.aston.tex Time Zone: 0000 GMT Contact: Sebastian Rahtz (S.P.Q.Rahtz@ecs.soton.ac.uk) Home of the UKTeX newsletter, and a repository for all sorts of things. NOTE! Aston is not an Internet FTP site! See section [1c] for details. archive.cs.ruu.nl [131.211.80.5] Department of Computer Science, Utrecht Univ., the Netherlands Time Zone: ? Contact: piet@cs.ruu.nl (Piet van Oostrum) Restricted hours: Weekends and evenings (2000 to 0900 UTC) midway.uchicago.edu [128.135.12.73] Time Zone: -0500 GMT Contact: Walter Carlip (oztex@midway.uchicago.edu) Home of various Macintosh TeX goodies (in macintosh/tex). Requests for any TeX-related things for the Mac can be sent to oztex@midway.uchicago.edu and Walter will see if he can find it. (How's *that* for dedication!) >>> Odds are good that if you want something, one of these sites <<< >>> (especially ymir) has it. <<< [1aa] Mirror sites. I won't list mirror sites in section [1b]. yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au [131.170.24.42] Mirrors labrea (for users Down Under) /pub/tex/labrea wuarchive.wustl.edu [128.252.135.4] Mirrors wsmr-simtel20.army.mil. /mirrors/msdos [1b] A list of ftp sites. The original list is due to Ed Vielmetti (emv@math.lsa.umich.edu). The information was originally sorted by site. It's now sorted by product. I've also added information from other lists and articles. Certain sites are labelled as follows: [p] -- primary distribution point [l] -- latest version resides here [x] -- use of this site is disrecommended. Newsgroups are also listed as "sites", meaning that the program in question was posted to that newsgroup and should be available from any site that archives those newsgroups. lee@sq.sq.com (Liam R. E. Quin) maintains a master list of fonts, selections of which are included below. Product where Comments/Directory ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- afm2tfm labrea.stanford.edu AFtoPL tut.cis.ohio-state.edu v2.0 by Clayton M. Elwell aft2tfm part of dvips AMS fonts e-math.ams.com [pl] Euler, extra math, cmex, cyrillic 130.44.1.100 /ams/amsfonts/sources AMS fonts ymir.claremont.edu NOTE: The AMS doesn't alert other archive sites when there are changes to the contents of e-math.ams.com. Consequently, other sites may be slightly behind. (Silly AMS.) AMSTeX e-math.ams.com AMSTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu 128.153.12.3 ape anna.stanford.edu Sriram Sankar's Ada macros for TeX APL font ymir.clarkson.edu [anonymous.tex.mf.misc]cmapl10.mf with supporting macros in [anonymous.tex.inputs.plain-contrib] APL font power.eee.ndsu.nodak.edu 134.129.123.1 apl-tex-font/27-Jul-90 Arabic fonts ? most recent request by regier@cogsci.berkeley.edu ascii2german.sh by dorai@egeria.rice.edu (Dorai Sitaram) titan.rice.edu directory /public ascii2german converts "ae" "oe" "ue" and "ss" to the appropriate German characters. Not infallible due to ambiguities like "Masse" and "Ma{\ss}e". Astrological font uk.ac.aston.tex [tex-archive.fonts.planets] Babel fonts ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.babel] The Babel fonts are a collection of various language fonts: Classical Greek, Modern Greek, Hebrew, Modern Icelandic, Cyrillic, Modern Turkish. Bar code fonts ymir.claremont.edu by Dimitri Vulis [anonymous.tex.mf] BibTeX june.cs.washington.edu v.99c BibTeX labrea.stanford.edu v.99c, directory bibtex BibTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu Oren Patashnik's BibTeX 128.153.12.3 BibTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu BibTeX for Atari ST by J. Longs BibTeX midway.uchicago.edu BibTeX for Macintosh BibTeX eedsp.gatech.edu BibTeX for MS-DOS v99 by J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis BibTeX for plain TeX ymir.claremont.edu by Oren Patashnik BibTeX style archives sun.soe.clarkson.edu directory pub/bibtex-style E.g. Amer. Psych. Assn. BNF style (posted to comp.text.tex) by Hugh Osborne (hugh@phoibos.cs.kun.nl) cdvi wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS previewer, PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> ChemTeX uk.ac.aston.tex macros for chemical structure diagrams, by Roswitha Haas. directory [TEX-ARCHIVE.LATEX.CONTRIB.CHEMTEX] Chess fonts sol.cs.ruu.nl by Piet Tutelaers 131.211.80.5 see also the TUGboat article pub/TEX/chess.tar.Z ChTeX chiris.stevens-tech.edu Chinese TeX by J. B. Wang 192.12.216.114 source, fonts, VMS and DOS binaries. NB! Login as userid "ftp", not "anonymous" CM fonts labrea.stanford.edu METAFONT sources, pub/tex/cm CM fonts sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT sources CM fonts ymir.claremont.edu METAFONT sources [anonymous.tex.mf.standard] cnoweb blake.u.washinton.edu by Jim Fox comment environment (a) see Sch\"opf macros ("verbatim.sty") (b) use "annotation.sty" by Tom Hofmann, wtho@ciba-geigy.ch (c) use "version.sty" by Stephen Bellantoni, sjb@cs.toronto.edu Common-TeX berkeley.edu v2.9 by Pat Monardo (monardo@cshl.org) Common-TeX isis.cshl.org v3.0 (beta) /tex/commontex300.a[.Z] cweb princeton.edu by Silvio Levy Cyrillic font june.cs.washington.edu [p] U of Washington's Cyrillic fonts Cyrillic font ymir.claremont.edu U of Washington's Cyrillic fonts The UW Cyrillic font is the same as the AMS Cyrillic font. Cyrillic font by Tom Ridgeway To subscribe to the RUSTEX-L mailing list (Cyrillic typesetting), send mail to listserv@ubvm.bitnet with the line SUBSCRIBE RUSTEX-L Your Name DECUS 1990 TeX Collection directory /decus/tex directory wuarchive.wustl.edu 128.252.135.4 detex UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/trickey detex comp.sources.unix (see textool) detex is a filter which removes all TeX command. Typically used before piping into a spell-checker. The following patch is due to pkarp@grubby-thicket.nlm.nih.gov. It apparently is to be applied to the Al-Yahya version. File: Expand.c 118,119c118 < /* PDK - was strcat - how did this ever work? */ < strcpy(buf,buf2); --- > strcat(buf,buf2); Devanagari script characters by Frans Velthuis velthuis@hgrrug5.bitnet Dingbat characters ymir.claremont.edu by Doug Henderson [anonymous.tex.mf] DOSTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> dvi2dj pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu HP DeskJet, by James Krause dvi2img midway.uchicago.edu Imagewriter (Macintosh) dvi2ps june.cs.washington.edu of unknown authorship dvi2ps unknown by Tony Li dvi2tty sol.cs.ruu.nl ASCII dvi previewer 131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/DVI/dvi2tty.shar dvi2tty sun.soe.clarkson.edu dvi2tty comp.sources.misc Displays dvi files (crudely) on a character-based terminal. DVItoVDU augean.ua.oz.au original by Andrew Trevorrow 129.127.4.2 C port by idall@augean.ua.OZ.AU (Ian Dall) pub/misc/dv.tar.Z patches in pub/misc/dv.patch.Z Mr. Dall says, "dvi previewer for tek, regis and other terminals". dvi3ps pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu merge of several dvi2ps versions, by Kevin Coombes dvi3ps stag.math.lsa.umich.edu merge of serveral dvi2ps versions, 35.24.64.23 by Kevin Coombes, pub/kevin Version 3.3 (1 May 1990). dvi3ps tut.cis.ohio-state.edu merge of several dvi2ps versions, by Kevin Coombes dvi72m midway.uchicago.edu dvi-to-quickdraw dvibit UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/dvibit dvi previewer on BBN Bitgraph dviconcat mimsy.umd.edu Combines dvi files, by Chris Torek 128.8.128.8 tex/mctex.beta.1dec89.Z dvidis cs.yale.edu v3.4 VAXStation previewer by Jerry Leichtner dvidis venus.ycc.yale.edu previewer for Vax VMS dvidvi ? by Tom Rokicki extracts pages from dvi files dview wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS previewer, PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> dviimp labrea.stanford.edu IMAGENDVI driver, directory imagen dvimswin wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald dvimswin c.scs.uiuc.edu MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald dvimswin cica.cica.indiana.edu MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald 129.79.20.22 dvipage comp.sources.unix Sun previewer for TeX DVI files Volume 15 dvipage june.cs.washington.edu Neal Hunt's previewer for Sunview (v3.0) dvipr unknown dvips labrea.stanford.edu by Tomas Rokicki neon.stanford.edu Version 5.4 dvips54.tar.Z - includes dvips source, PSlatex. dvipslib.tar.Z - includes VF and TFM files for PS fonts dvipsafm.tar.Z - includes AFM files for common PS fonts dvips terminator.cc.umich.edu by Tomas Rokicki, ported by Russel Lang MS-DOS version. pc1/text-mgmt/TeX/dvips*.zip dviselect mimsy.umd.edu Chris Torek's page extractor tex/mctex.beta.1dec89.Z dvisun UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/dvisun dvi previewer for Sun II dvivga b.scs.uiuc.edu MSDOS VGA previewer by Doug McDonald 128.174.90.2 dvivga1.arc is the executable and docs. dvivga[2-8].arc are font files. dvivga9.arc is the source. dvivga wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MSDOS VGA previewer by Doug McDonald eepic IRIS.UCDAVIS.EDU eepic svax.cs.cornell.edu eepic uk.ac.aston.tex [tex-archive.latex.contrib.eepic] emacs TeX-mode UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/trickey/emacsmacro by Trickey. emTeX rusmv1.rus.uni-stuttgart.de 129.69.1.12 /soft/tex/emtex emTeX terminator.cc.umich.edu msdos/text-mgmt/TeX/emtex/disk[1-6] msdos.archive.umich.edu version 13.08.90 35.1.33.8 get emtex.README before beginning. emTeX is a full TeX implementation, with previewer, LaTeX, METAFONT, lots of printer drivers, etc. For MS-DOS and OS/2. By Eberhard Mattes (mattes@azu.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de) errata labrea.stanford.edu directory "errata" errata were also published in the article D.E. Knuth, The Errors of TeX, Software -- Practice and Experience, Vol. 19(7), 607--685 (July 1989) For a copy of the Technical Report, send $10 (payable to Stanford University) to Publications, Computer Science Department, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-2140. Fig svax.cs.cornell.edu v2.1, pub/fig/fig.tar.Z Fig sun.soe.clarkson.edu v2.1, pub/transfig/fig.tar.Z Fig is a graphics editor under SunView. Its output can be translated via TransFig [qv] into Postscript, pic, LaTeX picture envirnoment, PiCTeX, EEPIC, TeXtyl etc. fig2latex Obsolete. See TransFig. fnote.tex ymir.claremont.edu single-spaced footnotes in double-spaced document [anonymous.tex.inputs.plain-contrib]fnote.tex fweb lyman.pppl.gov FORTRAN web GNUplot comp.sources.misc GNUplot prep.ai.mit.edu pub/gnu/gnuplot2.0.tar.Z GNUplot cs.duke.edu [p] pub/gnuplot2.01.tar.Z GNUplot duke.cs.duke.edu pub/gnuplot.tar.Z 128.109.140.1 GNUplot monu1.cc.monash.edu.au pub/gnuplot.tar.Z 130.194.1.101 GNUplot uk.ac.aston.tex version 2.01 [tex-archive.gnuplot] GNUplot patches uk.ac.aston.tex [tex-archive.gnuplot]patch1.uue GNUplot is a graphing program which can export its graphs into TeX or LaTeX documents. Greek fonts princeton.edu [p] by Silvio Levy ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.babel.greek.levy] (*) xydeco.siemens.com 129.73.1.101 Silvio Levy's `gr' Greek family for both modern and classical Greek includes roman, typewriter, and bold, plus a macro package. (*) Despite the directory name, [....levy] contains Brian Hamilton Kelly's Greek font. Maybe. HP font bitmaps mims-iris.waterloo.edu 129.97.129.116 Internation Phonetic Alphabet from WSU (huh?) ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.mf] iptex mimsy.umd.edu by Chris Torek ispell tut.cis.ohio-state.edu directory pub/gnu/ispell ispell is a general purpose spell checker that "knows" about LaTeX. Works in combination with Emacs. A file ispell.el is also available. ivd2dvi june.cs.washington.edu by Larry Denenberg Japanese [La]TeX for MS-DOS by jalbert@cs.ubc.ca (Francois Jalbert) utsun [133.11.11.11] version 1.0 NB! This is in Japan. includes METAFONT jTeX Japanese TeX miki.cs.titech.ac.jp ASCII-jTeX utsun.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp ASCII-jTeX l2a comp.sources.misc LaTeX-to-ASCII by Gisle Hannemyr LaTeX labrea.stanford.edu by Leslie Lamport, directory "latex" LaTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu by Leslie Lamport 128.153.12.3 LaTeX atari.archive.umich.edu for Atari ST (mail server available; ask Kent.Dalton@FtCollins.NCR.COM) LaTeX style archive sun.soe.clarkson.edu pub/latex-style macmakeindex midway.uchicago.edu MakeIndex science.utah.edu [p] v2.4 by Pehong Chen ucbarpa.berkeley.edu NOTE: The future of science.utah.edu is unclear. makeindex UNIX TeX tape tex82/LateX/LateXmakeindex/src METAFONT labrea.stanford.edu by Donald Knuth, directory "mf" METAFONT june.cs.washington.edu METAFONT dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu METAFONT for Atari ST by John Dunning METAFONT METAFONT for Amiga by Stefan Becker ftp.informatik.rwth-aachen.de 192.35.229.9 pub/amiga mfware sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT utilities 128.153.12.3 Mittlebach macros sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] Macro packages by ymir.claremont.edu [p] Frank Mittlebach mpage wsmr-simtel20.army.mil print PostScript 4-up directory unix-c/postscript MS-DOS dvi drivers eedsp.gatech.edu by Nelson H. F. Beebe 128.61.2.1 multi! irisa.irisa.fr by Ross Cartlidge <rossc@extro.ucc.su.oz.au> print 2/4/8/16-up directory ./Postscript multicol.sty sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] LaTeX multicolumn style ymir.claremont.edu [p] by Frank Mittelbach MusicTeX qed.rice.edu alpha version 128.42.4.38 pub/musictex.tar.Z MusicTeX is an extension of MuTeX with enhanced and new features. In particular, it supports multiple staves more easily. MuTeX cs.ubc.ca [x] src/MuTeX/MuTeX.tar.Z (slow) 128.189.97.5 MuTeX sol.cs.ruu.nl pub/TEX/mtex{fonts}.tar.Z 131.211.80.5 MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, aka mtex 130.71.128.1 pub/MuTeX.tar.Z pub/MuTeX_doc.tar.Z Includes English translation MuTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu submit/music MuTeX suned.zoo.cs.yale.edu music TeX, aka mtex 128.36.21.1 MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, pub/TeX MuTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>MUTEX.ARC MuTeX ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.music.mutex] MuTeX (aka MTeX) is a system developed for typesetting music. It only does single-staff music and does not support grace notes and the like. It was originally developed in Germany and the internal documentation is all in German. The guide (Version 1.1) is about 40 pages long. If you make it available for FTP, please contact Fran\c{c}ois Jalbert (jalbert@cs.ubc.ca). Nihongo-TeX Japanese TeX, authored by ryo-i@ascii.co.jp tony-o@ascii.co.jp isozaji@ntt-20.ntt.jp a87480@tansei.cc.u-tokyo.ac.jp miki.cs.titech.ac.jp utsun.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp Optical Character Recognition ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.mf] Oriya (an Indian script) under development OzTeX midway.uchicago.edu v1.3 by Andrew Trevorrow 128.135.12.73 pub/OzTeX OzTeX watmsg.waterloo.edu by Andrew Trevorrow 129.97.129.9 OzTeX giza.cis.ohio-state.edu v1.3, directory pub/oztex 128.146.8.61 OzTeX jade.unine.ch v1.3, directory pub/mac/oztex 130.125.10.1 OzTeX is a free version TeX for the Macintosh. Version 1.3 corresponds to TeX 3.0, and can be configured in "large" versions that can handle huge macro packages, e.g. LamsTeX. OzTeX uses standard pk fonts and tfm filesand creates standard dvi files. Includes a DVI previewer, and PostScript driver. For rudimentary support and additional information, send mail to oztex@midway.uchicago.edu. p2c csvax.caltech.edu Pascal to C translator (What's this doing here?) pcwritex.arc wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Peter Flynn pd1:<msdos.tex> A print driver for PC-Write that "prints" a PC-Write v2.71 document to a TeX-compatible disk file. physe uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYSE macro package phyzzx uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYZZX macro package PicTeX ymir.claremont.edu [l] PicTeX a.cs.uiuc.edu PicTeX june.cs.washington.edu PicTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu 128.153.12.3 PicTeX svax.cs.cornell.edu The PicTeX manual is not available in electronic form (at least, not legally). Manual can be obtained from TUG. Contact Tug@Math.AMS.com for more information. If you have a copy of the file pictex.dvi at your site, delete it now. Printing of that file is a violation of international copyright law. Funds from the sale of the PiCTeX manual are the only renumeration Michael Wichura (author of the package) gets for his work, and by illegally copying the manual, you not only deprive him of income he deserves, but also decrease the possibility of his releasing future macro packages under terms similar to those of PiCTeX. Note also that numerous bugs have been found in the LaTeX parts. As of 4 Oct 90, the most recent version is available only from ymir. The bug fixes will be included on future disks shipped by TUG. Pointing hands ymir.claremont.edu by Georgia Tobin [anonymous.tex.mf] postscript mimsy.umd.edu by Louis Mamakos and Chris Torek another dvi-to-postscript converter Preview argon.rti.org VAXStation previewer by Randy Buckland psfig linc.cis.upenn.edu by Trevor Darnell psfig-tex comp.sources.unix Including PostScript/Mac figures Volume 8 See also "Including Macintosh graphics in LATEX documents", TUGboat, vol. 11, no. 2, p. 194. psnup wsmr-simtel20.army.mil prints nonconforming PostScript n-up directory unix-c/postscript psroff gatekeeper.dec.com by Chris Lewis 16.1.0.2 lets you uses TeX fonts with troff pub/misc/psroff-2.0.tar.Z psroff cs.toronto.edu 128.100.1.65 pub/psroff.tar.Z r2bib UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/rusty/r2bib refer to BibTeX conversion REDIS ymir.claremont.edu Hebrew font [anonymous.tex.mf] A sans-serif Hebrew font in three faces, including italics. refer-to-bibtex wheaties.ai.mit.edu A collection of programs 128.52.32.13 pub/refer-to-bibtex ruled.tex emx.utexas.edu Macros for making tables 128.83.1.33 by Eric Myers (myers@emx.utexas.edu) pub/texsis/tables RUNOFF-to-TeX peter@dit.lth.se by Peter Vanroose (address of author) in VMS Pascal s2latex UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/van/s2latex scribe to LaTeX conversion SBTeX eedsp.gatech.edu in subdirectory TeX, get the file 128.61.2.1 readme.tex before beginning SBTeX venus.ycc.yale.edu MS-DOS TeX by Wayne Sullivan SBTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS TeX by Wayne Sullivan PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>SB30TEX.ZIP Schoepf macros sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] Macro packages by ymir.claremont.edu [p] Reiner Schoepf scmac202.tex network.ucsd.edu by Na Choon Piaw for television scripts anime/nsipo-archives scribe2latex wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Van Jacobson 26.2.0.74 pd2:<unix-c.textproc> ScriptTeX ymir.claremont.edu v1.00 by Adrian McCarthy for scripts and screenplays SeeTeX foobar.colorado.edu by Dirk Grunwald SliTeX ymir.claremont.edu directory [anonymous.tex.inputs.slitex] spideryweb princeton.edu Spidery WEB, by Norman Ramsey Design-your-own-WEB for any language. StTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu TeX for Atari ST by Jwahar Bammi T2T Text2TeX, still under development by ucssph@ucs.uwplatt.edu (Samuel P. Howard) Tengwar ymir.claremont.edu by Mike Urban [anonymous.tex.mf.tengwar] Tengwar jcb@cs.edinburgh.ac.uk by Julian Bradfield (email) TeX labrea.stanford.edu directory "tex" TeX power.eee.ndsu.nodak.edu? TeX science.utah.edu 128.110.192.2 TeX atari.archive.umich.edu for Atari ST (mail server available; ask Kent.Dalton@FtCollins.NCR.COM) a port of TeX3.1 and MF2.7 to the Atari ST is being undertaken by ridderbusch.pad@nixdorf.com (Frank Ridderbusch) TeX tek4310.kent.edu for ESIX by Yasir Doleh TeX cs.toronto.edu for Irix3.2, SunOS and Ultrix from U of Toronto TeX UNIX TeX tape for UNIX TeX freja.diku.dk for UNIX TeX june.cs.washington.edu for UNIX TeX ymir.claremont.edu [p] for VMS texchk comp.sources.unix LaTeX syntax checker Volume 3 texdvi2lj comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for LaserJet+ Volume 6 texdvi2tty comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for TTY's, etc. Volume 7 TeXhax archive june.cs.washington.edu TeXhax archive labrea.stanford.edu directory "texhax" TeXhax archive ymir.claremont.edu TeXhax archive uk.ac.aston.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.TEXHAX.90] texi2roff comp.sources.unix GNU Texinfo to troff translator Volume 16 texi2roff neat.cs.toronto.edu GNU Texinfo to troff translator by Beverly Erlebacher texindex comp.sources.unix Make an index from a LaTeX .idx file Volume 4 texindex2 comp.sources.unix AAAAARRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!! Bugs in texindex!!! Volume 4 texinfo2troff prep.ai.mit.edu Rumored to exist 128.52.14.14 TeXMaG archive ymir.claremont.edu [ANONYMOUS.TEX.PERIODICALS.TEXMAG] TeXMaG archive sun.soe.clarkson.edu pub/texmag TeXMaG archive uk.ac.aston.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.TEX-MAG] TeXsun unknown previewer for Sunview by Dirk Grunwald textools comp.sources.unix A collection of tools for TeX users Volume 7 (including detex) textool2 comp.sources.unix A collection of tools for TeX users Volume 8 (including detex) textyl venus.ycc.yale.edu by John Renner tgrind UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/van/tgrind Pretty-printing C tgrind rtsg.ee.lbl.gov tgrind venus.ycc.yale.edu by Jerry Leichtner includes VMS binary tgrind.sty ymir.claremont.edu embed tgrind output into LaTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu Thai font ymir.claremont.edu two versions [anonymous.tex.babel.thai.rmit] [anonymous.tex.babel.thai.usl] tib minos.inria.fr James Alexander's "tib" bibliography 128.93.39.5 tr2latex comp.sources.unix Translate troff to LaTeX Volume 10 TransFig svax.cs.cornell.edu v2.1, pub/fig/transfig.tar.Z TransFig sun.soe.clarkson.edu v2.1, pub/transfig TransFig uk.ac.aston.tex v2.1, [tex-archive.utils.transfig] troff-to-latex.tar-Z by Kamal Al-Yahya at Stanford wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd2:<unix-c.textproc>. 26.2.0.74 troff-to-latex recognizes most -ms and -man macros, plus most eqn and some tbl commands. TUGboat files labrea.stanford.edu directory "tugboat" Turkish font june.cs.washington.edu tex/turkish.tar.Z Typewriter font ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.mf.pica] Italic and boldface come out as underlined and wavy-underlined. UKTeX archive uk.ac.aston.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.UKTEX.90] up ? by J. Greely print Postscript n-up Utah dvi driver family ctrsci.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe in directory PS1:[TEX.DVI] Utah dvi driver family science.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe (128.110.192.2) MS-DOS versions in aps:<tex.dvi>dviexe.arc Vietnamese font blackbox.hacc.washington.edu 128.95.200.1 /pub/testviet web2c june.cs.washington.edu v2.20 web2c uunet.uu.net web2c ics.uci.edu v5.8a by Karl Berry (karl@cs.umb.edu) [128.195.1.1] TeX/web-5.8a.tar.Z web2c ftp.cs.umb.edu v5.8a by Karl Berry [192.12.26.17] pub/tex/web2c5.8a.tarZ wp2latex sol.cs.ruu.nl Handles WordPerfect 5.0 131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/wp2latex.arc wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu in directory [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc. front_ends.wp2latex] WordPerfect users should also consult TUGboat issues 10#1 and 10#4. wp2latex.zip wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd1:<msdos.tex> A PC program (Turbo Pascal) by R. C. Houtepen at the Eindhoven University in the Netherlands. Pascal source is included. Users find it "helpful" and "decent" in spite of some limitations. It gets high marks for handling font changes. Limitations include no indices, table of contents, margins or graphics. It also won't handle the new features of WordPerfect 5.1, in particular the equation formatter. wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu C version by Glenn Geers 134.173.4.23 [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc.front_ends.wp2latex] xdvi comp.sources.x xdvi expo.lcs.mit.edu contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 18.30.0.212 Patchlevel 10 xdvi gatekeeper.dec.com pub/X11/contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 16.1.0.2 xdvi sipb.mit.edu X11 DVI previewer ftp/pub/x11r3.dvi xfig cayuga.cs.rochester.edu xfig expo.lcs.mit.edu xgnuplot expo.lcs.mit.edu contrib/gnuplot-2.0-X11.tar.Z X-windows front-end for GNUplot Xgraph comp.sources.unix Volume 3 xtex foobar.colorado.edu xtex previewer by Dirk Grunwald pub/SeeTeX Version 2.16.1 [unnamed] dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu Previewer for Atari ST by Robert Stabl [unnamed] foobar.colorado.edu BDF format font files for X by Dirk Grunwald [unnamed] listserv@mammutti.utu.fi Amiga CommonTeX? [unnamed] mims-iris.waterloo.edu fonts [unnamed] science.utah.edu Hershey fonts (128.110.192.2) [unnamed] sol.cs.ruu.nl diagram macros by Francis Borceux [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu DVI driver standards committee digests 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu fonts for Canon printers 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] terminator.cc.umich.edu Atari TeX stuff [unnamed] ux.acss.umn.edu archives for Atari ST [unnamed] listserv@taunivm [p] Jacques Goldman's Hebrew fonts (not an FTP site) [unnamed] ymir.claremont.edu [p] Jacques Goldman's Hebrew fonts [unnamed] yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au Jacques Goldman's Hebrew fonts [1c] Mail servers for selected sites. When using mail servers, bear several points in mind. [a] Follow the instructions carefully. Each mail server accepts a different dialect of commands. Make sure you aren't following server X's instructions when sending requests to server Y. Mail servers are computer programs and ill-formed requests tend to give mail server administrators migraine headaches. (I know, I'm one such administrator.) [b] Use mail servers only if you cannot obtain the files by ftp or other means. [c] Requesting large amounts of material via mail servers is frowned upon by system administrators. Overuse of mail servers may result in the shutdown of said server. Bearing all that in mind, ... sol.cs.ruu.nl: mail-server@cs.ruu.nl or uunet!mcsun!hp4nl!ruuinf Send the message begin path john@highbrow.edu (PLEASE SUBSTITUTE *YOUR* ADDRESS) send HELP end ymir.claremont.edu: mailserv@ymir.claremont.edu [No instructions yet available.] sun.soe.clarkson.edu: archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu [No instructions yet available.] uk.ac.aston.tex: FTP access is available *only* to JANET users. Login as username "public" and password "public". Access via mail server: Send a message to texserver@uk.ac.aston.tex [for non-UK people, the address is probably texserver@tex.aston.ac.uk] The message body must contain at least the following three lines starting in column 1. --- (your address from Aston - see the end of this message) help Return Addressing: Internet users name%site@nsfnet-relay Bitnet and EARN name%site@earn-relay UUCP name%site@ukc =============================================================================== [2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh. o Textures (no capital 'x' any more): Around $750 with LaTeX. A nice system, fast, and well-featured. The editor leaves a little to be desired, but with the growing availability of good DA editors on the Mac, that's not as big of an issue as it used to be. If you decide to buy it, get it from the TeX Users Group so that they get the vendor royalty. TeX Users Group P.O. Box 9506 Providence, RI 02940-9506 Phone: 401-751-7760 The publisher is Blue Sky Research. Address *might* be 534 SW Third Avenue, Portland, OR 97204. (That's the address of Kellerman & Smith, the previous publisher.) o OzTeX: You can't beat the price on this one. It's free (public domain even). It comes with source, and a web-to-modula2 program. The nice (or not) feature of this program is that it uses PK and TFM files directly (unlike Textures which bundles them into Mac formats). Another nice feature is that OzTeX creates dvi files directly. Available via anonymous ftp from: midway.uchicago.edu in pub/sources/OzTeX. watmsg.waterloo.edu (129.97.129.9) in pub/oztex. ymir.claremont.edu (goes without saying) x MacTeX: FTL is officially defunct, and MacTeX is no longer available. o CTeX: The web2c version ported to the Mac (under MPW). Available from ymir and midway.. =============================================================================== [3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC. The definitive source for public domain PC TeX-related software is Jon Radel. His catalog which is currently 40 pages long contains several versions of TeX for the PC, device drivers, fonts, macros, TUG documents, etc. A catalog is available by sending an envelope which can contain 10 sheets of 8.5x11 paper with adequate return postage or $2.00 (US). Contact: Jon Radel Postal Address: P.O. Box 2276 Reston, VA 22090 Notes: Software is distributed on 5.25" 360K floppy disks. For floppies sent with a return mailer, there is a charge of $1.50/floppy U.S. orders, $2/floppy elsewhere. For orders where floppies are supplied by Jon Radel, there is a charge of $5/floppy for U.S., Mexican and Canadian orders, $6/floppy elsewhere. Other sources are the ftp sites listed in part [1]. The following information was released on 1 Feb 1989: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DosMF has passed the TRAP test and is now part of the DosTeX distribution. DosMF is distributed with the complete set of Computer Modern Metafont source files as well as sources for the LaTeX fonts. As with the current version of DosTeX, the size of the mem[] array is user-controllable and preloaded versions may be created from inimf dumps. Other array sizes and constants are as specified in METAFONT: The Program (except max_in_open, which has been raised from 6 to 10). Performance is approximately 30 seconds per character when generating the cmr10 font at 200 dpi on a 8 Mhz 1-ws AT clone. MSDOS versions of GFtoDVI and GFtoPK are included as well. Online graphics support is provided within DosMF for the Hercules card. Alternatively, the DosTeX Hercules previewer may be used with the output of GFtoDVI. The default local mode is for the Epson printer operating at 240h x 216v dpi. No provision has been made to avoid name truncation under MSDOS (i.e., mfput.2602gf becomes mfput.260). DosMF is probably no match for commercially available implementations, but it should be just fine for people who do not use Metafont that often or wish to learn how to design fonts with the language. The DosTeX distribution occupies 7 360k floppy disks. If you receive it from the vendor, a printed version of the installation/operation instructions is also included, along with support by mail or telephone as needed. To receive DosTeX, send a check or money order payable to Electronetics, Inc. for US$75 (US$85 outside USA) with your name and address to: Electronetics, Incorporated c/o Gary Beihl 119 Jackrabbit Run Round Rock, TX 78664 -- Gary Beihl (beihl@mcc.com) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stephen McGrath (smg@eedsp.gatech.edu) has placed a rather complete collection of TeX gizmos for MS-DOS on eedsp.gatech.edu (128.61.2.1) in the TeX directory. Get the file "readme.tex" before starting. It includes SBTeX from Wayne Sullivan, Nelson Beebe's dvi drivers, an EGA/VGA/8514 screen previewer, a BibTeX 0.99 implementation from J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis, macro and style packages, and a humongous number of cm and am fonts. You will need at least 4MB for the TeX/LaTeX/SliTeX/AmsTeX/BibTeX/etc stuff, and up to 30 MB to install and unpack all of the drivers and fonts. 13MB is a realistic estimate for TeX, drivers, and CM fonts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================================== [4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes. TeX for Unix is available from the University of Washington. It is up-to-date (TeX 3.0, MF 2.0), contains detailed installation instructions and support is available if you have problems. Money from the distribution tapes goes towards funding the support hotline and future Unix TeX development. For more information, contact Elizabeth Tachikawa Northwest Computing Support Center 208 Lewis Hall, DW-10 Seattle, WA 98195 206-543-6259 elisabet@max.acs.washington.edu ^ | N.B. =============================================================================== [5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives. Send email to archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu archive-server%sun.soe.clarkson.edu@omnigate.bitnet dumb1!dumb2!dumb3!smart!sun.soe.clarkson.edu!archive-server containing the single word "help". You will receive instructions on how to use the email server. See also section [1c]. =============================================================================== [6] The 97 gazillion versions of dvi2ps. [this section will be updated Real Soon Now] =============================================================================== [7] Converting whatever to TeX Only the names of programs are presented here. Refer to section [1b] to see where to get them from. This information is based on a summary by James Mark (mark@nuri.inria.fr) posted on 28 Aug 90. TeXinfo -> troff - texinfo2troff, texi2roff troff -> LaTeX - TROFF-TO-LATEX.TAR-Z scribe -> LaTeX - scribe2latex, s2latex WordPerfect -> LaTeX - wp2latex.zip PC-Write -> TeX - pcwritex.arc RUNOFF -> TeX - RUNOFF-to-TeX refer -> BibTeX - refer-to-bibtex, r2bib tib -> BibTeX - refer-to-bibtex BibTeX -> refer - refer-to-bibtex BibTeX -> tib - refer-to-bibtex ChiWriter -> TeX - Chi2TeX by Horstmann Software, US$75 Please send additions/corrections to the above list to mark.nuri.inria.fr, as well as to raymond@math.berkeley.edu. On 30 Oct 90, melvin@cgdisis.cgd.ucar.edu asked for information on converting anything to TeX. He has yet to post a summary. =============================================================================== [8] DVI drivers for printer X/display Y Aside from postscript drivers listed in section [6], there is the Nelson Beebe family of drivers (science.utah.edu). Printer/Display Summary available from --------------- ---------------------- HP DeskJet nboogaar@ruunsa.fys.ruu.nl (Martin v.d. Boogaard) HP LJ III hanne@snips.harvard.edu (Hanne Kooy) 24 Oct 90 MGR Window Manager david@doe.utoronto.ca (David Megginson) 6 Nov 90 NEC P2200/Epson 24-pin printers cudat@warwick.ac.uk (J M Hicks) 2 Nov 90 SGI/4D70GT somu@pilot.njin.net (Prabhakar Somu) 22 Nov 90 Xerox 8700 mdeck@acsu.buffalo.edu (Mary Deck) suggests TeXrox, by Thomas J. Reid of Texas A & M University support Xerox 9700/9790, 8700/8790, 4050 Contact: x066tr@tamvm1.bitnet =============================================================================== [$\omega$] Acknowledgements Thanks to all the people whose articles in comp.text.tex I've ruthlessly excerpted. Opinions are those of the original authors (even though I've lost many of the attributions), but if you want to blame me for them, go ahead. Thanks also to all the people who've sent me corrections, to the authors of all the software, and to the many nameless administrators which keep FTP sites up and running. Special thanks to Edward Vielmetti for providing the raw material for section [1b], as well as for moderating comp.archives, which was another source of information. Extra special thanks to Don Hosek, for gosh oh-so-many things.
raymond@math.berkeley.edu (Raymond Chen) (01/18/91)
[This is a monthly (ha!) posting that provides a list of ftp sites from which one can obtain assorted TeX-related information, plus assorted other stuff. The changes between the Dec90 and Jan91 versions are described in an accompanying article. --rjc] This file is in several parts. [1] A list of ftp sites. [1a] Major archive sites. [1b] A list of ftp sites. [1c] Mail servers for selected sites. [2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh. [3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC. [4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes. [5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives. [6] The 97 gazillion versions of dvi2ps. [7] Converting whatever to TeX [8] DVI drivers for printer X Disclaimer: I can't verify all the information contained herein. If you find an error or want to make an addition, send mail to raymond@math.berkeley.edu. =============================================================================== [1] FTP sites. [1a] Major archive sites. Major archive sites (and their administrators): ymir.claremont.edu [134.173.4.23] Claremont College, California, USA Time zone: -0700 GMT Contact: Don Hosek () The second-largest TeX archive in the world. (The largest accessible via FTP.) labrea.stanford.edu [36.8.0.47] Stanford University, California, USA Time zone: -0700 GMT Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings. The "official" repository for TeX and related toys. wsmr-simtel20.army.mil [26.2.0.74] White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, USA Time Zone: -0600 GMT Contact: Keith Petersen () Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings An archive of MS-DOS and other stuff. TeX-related things can be found in the directory pd1:<msdos.tex>. sun.soe.clarkson.edu [128.153.12.3] Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, USA Time zone: -0400 GMT Assorted things, especially LaTeX style files. uk.ac.aston.tex Time Zone: 0000 GMT Contact: Sebastian Rahtz (S.P.Q.Rahtz@ecs.soton.ac.uk) Home of the UKTeX newsletter, and a repository for all sorts of things. NOTE! Aston is not an Internet FTP site! See section [1c] for details. archive.cs.ruu.nl [131.211.80.5] Department of Computer Science, Utrecht Univ., the Netherlands Time Zone: ? Contact: piet@cs.ruu.nl (Piet van Oostrum) Restricted hours: Weekends and evenings (2000 to 0900 UTC) midway.uchicago.edu [128.135.12.73] Time Zone: -0500 GMT Contact: Walter Carlip (oztex@midway.uchicago.edu) Home of various Macintosh TeX goodies (in macintosh/tex). Requests for any TeX-related things for the Mac can be sent to oztex@midway.uchicago.edu and Walter will see if he can find it. (How's *that* for dedication!) >>> Odds are good that if you want something, one of these sites <<< >>> (especially ymir) has it. <<< [1aa] Mirror sites. I won't list mirror sites in section [1b]. yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au [131.170.24.42] Mirrors labrea (for users Down Under) /pub/tex/labrea wuarchive.wustl.edu [128.252.135.4] Mirrors wsmr-simtel20.army.mil. /mirrors/msdos cs.toronto.edu Mirrors the clarkson style archives (for Canadian users) pub/TeX/tex-styles [1b] A list of ftp sites. The original list is due to Ed Vielmetti (emv@math.lsa.umich.edu). The information was originally sorted by site. It's now sorted by product. I've also added information from other lists and articles. Certain sites are labelled as follows: [p] -- primary distribution point [l] -- latest version resides here [x] -- use of this site is disrecommended. Newsgroups are also listed as "sites", meaning that the program in question was posted to that newsgroup and should be available from any site that archives those newsgroups. lee@sq.sq.com (Liam R. E. Quin) maintains a master list of fonts, selections of which are included below. Product where Comments/Directory ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- afm2tfm labrea.stanford.edu AFtoPL tut.cis.ohio-state.edu v2.0 by Clayton M. Elwell aft2tfm part of dvips AMS fonts e-math.ams.com [pl] Euler, extra math, cmex, cyrillic 130.44.1.100 /ams/amsfonts/sources AMS fonts ymir.claremont.edu NOTE: The AMS doesn't alert other archive sites when there are changes to the contents of e-math.ams.com. Consequently, other sites may be slightly behind. (Silly AMS.) AMSTeX e-math.ams.com AMSTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu 128.153.12.3 ape anna.stanford.edu Sriram Sankar's Ada macros for TeX APL font ymir.clarkson.edu [anonymous.tex.mf.misc]cmapl10.mf with supporting macros in [anonymous.tex.inputs.plain-contrib] APL font power.eee.ndsu.nodak.edu 134.129.123.1 apl-tex-font/27-Jul-90 Arabic fonts ? most recent request by regier@cogsci.berkeley.edu ascii2german.sh by dorai@egeria.rice.edu (Dorai Sitaram) titan.rice.edu directory /public ascii2german converts "ae" "oe" "ue" and "ss" to the appropriate German characters. Not infallible due to ambiguities like "Masse" and "Ma{\ss}e". (see also diac.sh) Astrological font uk.ac.aston.tex [tex-archive.fonts.planets] Babel fonts ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.babel] The Babel fonts are a collection of various language fonts: Classical Greek, Modern Greek, Hebrew, Modern Icelandic, Cyrillic, Modern Turkish. Bar code fonts ymir.claremont.edu by Dimitri Vulis [anonymous.tex.mf] BibTeX june.cs.washington.edu v.99c BibTeX labrea.stanford.edu v.99c, directory bibtex BibTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu Oren Patashnik's BibTeX 128.153.12.3 BibTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu BibTeX for Atari ST by J. Longs BibTeX midway.uchicago.edu BibTeX for Macintosh BibTeX eedsp.gatech.edu BibTeX for MS-DOS v99 by J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis BibTeX for plain TeX ymir.claremont.edu by Oren Patashnik BibTeX style archives sun.soe.clarkson.edu directory pub/bibtex-style E.g. Amer. Psych. Assn. BNF style (posted to comp.text.tex) by Hugh Osborne (hugh@phoibos.cs.kun.nl) btt (posted to comp.text.tex by king@batserver.cs.uq.oz.au) BibTeX tools cdvi wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS previewer, PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> ChemTeX uk.ac.aston.tex macros for chemical structure diagrams, by Roswitha Haas. directory [TEX-ARCHIVE.LATEX.CONTRIB.CHEMTEX] Chess fonts sol.cs.ruu.nl version 1.1 by Piet Tutelaers 131.211.80.5 see also the TUGboat article pub/TEX/chess.tar.Z ChTeX chiris.stevens-tech.edu Chinese TeX by J. B. Wang 192.12.216.114 source, fonts, VMS and DOS binaries. NB! Login as userid "ftp", not "anonymous" ChTeX crl.nmsu.edu Chinese front end for TeX by JB Wang 128.123.1.14 source in pub/chinese/ChTeX.tar.Z CM fonts labrea.stanford.edu METAFONT sources, pub/tex/cm CM fonts sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT sources CM fonts ymir.claremont.edu METAFONT sources [anonymous.tex.mf.standard] cnoweb blake.u.washinton.edu by Jim Fox comment environment (a) see Sch\"opf macros ("verbatim.sty") (b) use "annotation.sty" by Tom Hofmann, wtho@ciba-geigy.ch (c) use "version.sty" by Stephen Bellantoni, sjb@cs.toronto.edu Common-TeX berkeley.edu v2.9 by Pat Monardo (monardo@cshl.org) Common-TeX isis.cshl.org v3.0 (beta) /tex/commontex300.a[.Z] cweb princeton.edu by Silvio Levy Cyrillic font june.cs.washington.edu [p] U of Washington's Cyrillic fonts Cyrillic font ymir.claremont.edu U of Washington's Cyrillic fonts The UW Cyrillic font is the same as the AMS Cyrillic font. Cyrillic font by Tom Ridgeway To subscribe to the RUSTEX-L mailing list (Cyrillic typesetting), send mail to listserv@ubvm.bitnet with the line SUBSCRIBE RUSTEX-L Your Name DECUS 1990 TeX Collection directory /decus/tex directory wuarchive.wustl.edu 128.252.135.4 detex UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/trickey detex comp.sources.unix (see textool) detex is a filter which removes all TeX command. Typically used before piping into a spell-checker. The following patch is due to pkarp@grubby-thicket.nlm.nih.gov. It apparently is to be applied to the Al-Yahya version. File: Expand.c 118,119c118 < /* PDK - was strcat - how did this ever work? */ < strcpy(buf,buf2); --- > strcat(buf,buf2); Devanagari script characters by Frans Velthuis velthuis@hgrrug5.bitnet diac.sh nestroy.wu-wien.ac.at by Gustaf Neumann pub/Typeset diac converts "ae" "oe" "ue" and "ss" to the appropriate German characters. Not infallible due to ambiguities like "Masse" and "Ma{\ss}e". Dingbat characters ymir.claremont.edu by Doug Henderson [anonymous.tex.mf] DOSTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> dvi2dj pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu HP DeskJet, by James Krause dvi2img midway.uchicago.edu Imagewriter (Macintosh) dvi2ps june.cs.washington.edu of unknown authorship dvi2ps unknown by Tony Li dvi2tty sol.cs.ruu.nl ASCII dvi previewer 131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/DVI/dvi2tty.shar dvi2tty sun.soe.clarkson.edu dvi2tty comp.sources.misc Displays dvi files (crudely) on a character-based terminal. DVItoVDU augean.ua.oz.au original by Andrew Trevorrow 129.127.4.2 C port by idall@augean.ua.OZ.AU (Ian Dall) pub/misc/dv.tar.Z patches in pub/misc/dv.patch.Z Mr. Dall says, "dvi previewer for tek, regis and other terminals". dvi3ps pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu merge of several dvi2ps versions, by Kevin Coombes (krc@hilda.umd.edu) dvi3ps stag.math.lsa.umich.edu merge of serveral dvi2ps versions, 141.211.64.23 by Kevin Coombes, pub/kevin Version 3.3 (1 May 1990). dvi3ps tut.cis.ohio-state.edu merge of several dvi2ps versions, by Kevin Coombes dvi72m midway.uchicago.edu dvi-to-quickdraw dvibit UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/dvibit dvi previewer on BBN Bitgraph dviconcat mimsy.umd.edu Combines dvi files, by Chris Torek 128.8.128.8 tex/mctex.beta.1dec89.Z dvidis cs.yale.edu v3.4 VAXStation previewer by Jerry Leichtner dvidis venus.ycc.yale.edu previewer for Vax VMS dvidvi labrea.stanford.edu by Tomas Rokicki extracts pages from dvi files pub/dvidvi.tar.Z dview wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS previewer, PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> dviimp labrea.stanford.edu IMAGENDVI driver, directory imagen dvimswin wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald dvimswin c.scs.uiuc.edu MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald dvimswin cica.cica.indiana.edu MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald 129.79.20.22 dvipage comp.sources.unix Sun previewer for TeX DVI files Volume 15 dvipage june.cs.washington.edu Neal Hunt's previewer for Sunview (v3.0) dvipr unknown dvips labrea.stanford.edu by Tomas Rokicki neon.stanford.edu Version 5.4 dvips54.tar.Z - includes dvips source, PSlatex. dvipslib.tar.Z - includes VF and TFM files for PS fonts dvipsafm.tar.Z - includes AFM files for common PS fonts dvips ftp.win.tue.nl version 5.4 by Tomas Rokicki 131.155.2.8 /pub/dvips54.info et al dvips terminator.cc.umich.edu by Tomas Rokicki, ported by Russel Lang MS-DOS version. pc1/text-mgmt/TeX/dvips*.zip dviselect mimsy.umd.edu Chris Torek's page extractor tex/mctex.beta.1dec89.Z dvisun UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/dvisun dvi previewer for Sun II dvivga b.scs.uiuc.edu MSDOS VGA previewer by Doug McDonald 128.174.90.2 dvivga1.arc is the executable and docs. dvivga[2-8].arc are font files. dvivga9.arc is the source. dvivga wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MSDOS VGA previewer by Doug McDonald eepic IRIS.UCDAVIS.EDU eepic svax.cs.cornell.edu eepic uk.ac.aston.tex [tex-archive.latex.contrib.eepic] emacs TeX-mode UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/trickey/emacsmacro by Trickey. emTeX rusmv1.rus.uni-stuttgart.de 129.69.1.12 /soft/tex/emtex emTeX terminator.cc.umich.edu msdos/text-mgmt/TeX/emtex/disk[1-6] msdos.archive.umich.edu version 13.08.90 35.1.33.8 get emtex.README before beginning. emTeX is a full TeX implementation, with previewer, LaTeX, METAFONT, lots of printer drivers, etc. For MS-DOS and OS/2. By Eberhard Mattes (mattes@azu.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de) epelle inria.inria.fr by Paul Zimmermann (zimmermann@inria) 128.93.8.1 French spelling checker, incl. accents errata labrea.stanford.edu directory "errata" errata were also published in the article D.E. Knuth, The Errors of TeX, Software -- Practice and Experience, Vol. 19(7), 607--685 (July 1989) For a copy of the Technical Report, send $10 (payable to Stanford University) to Publications, Computer Science Department, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-2140. Fig svax.cs.cornell.edu v2.1, pub/fig/fig.tar.Z Fig sun.soe.clarkson.edu v2.1, pub/transfig/fig.tar.Z Fig is a graphics editor under SunView. Its output can be translated via TransFig [qv] into Postscript, pic, LaTeX picture envirnoment, PiCTeX, EEPIC, TeXtyl etc. fig2latex Obsolete. See TransFig. fnote.tex ymir.claremont.edu single-spaced footnotes in double-spaced document [anonymous.tex.inputs.plain-contrib]fnote.tex fweb lyman.pppl.gov FORTRAN web GNUplot comp.sources.misc GNUplot prep.ai.mit.edu pub/gnu/gnuplot2.0.tar.Z GNUplot cs.duke.edu [p] pub/gnuplot2.01.tar.Z GNUplot duke.cs.duke.edu pub/gnuplot.tar.Z 128.109.140.1 GNUplot monu1.cc.monash.edu.au pub/gnuplot.tar.Z 130.194.1.101 GNUplot uk.ac.aston.tex version 2.01 [tex-archive.gnuplot] GNUplot patches uk.ac.aston.tex [tex-archive.gnuplot]patch1.uue GNUplot is a graphing program which can export its graphs into TeX or LaTeX documents. Greek fonts princeton.edu [p] by Silvio Levy ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.babel.greek.levy] (*) xydeco.siemens.com 129.73.1.101 Silvio Levy's `gr' Greek family for both modern and classical Greek includes roman, typewriter, and bold, plus a macro package. (*) Despite the directory name, [....levy] contains Brian Hamilton Kelly's Greek font. Maybe. HP font bitmaps mims-iris.waterloo.edu 129.97.129.116 Internation Phonetic Alphabet from WSU (huh?) ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.mf] iptex mimsy.umd.edu by Chris Torek ispell tut.cis.ohio-state.edu directory pub/gnu/ispell ispell is a general purpose spell checker that "knows" about LaTeX. Works in combination with Emacs. A file ispell.el is also available. ivd2dvi june.cs.washington.edu by Larry Denenberg Japanese [La]TeX for MS-DOS by jalbert@cs.ubc.ca (Francois Jalbert) utsun [133.11.11.11] version 1.0 NB! This is in Japan. includes METAFONT jTeX Japanese TeX miki.cs.titech.ac.jp ASCII-jTeX utsun.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp ASCII-jTeX l2a comp.sources.misc LaTeX-to-ASCII by Gisle Hannemyr LaTeX labrea.stanford.edu by Leslie Lamport, directory "latex" LaTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu by Leslie Lamport 128.153.12.3 LaTeX atari.archive.umich.edu for Atari ST (mail server available; ask Kent.Dalton@FtCollins.NCR.COM) LaTeX style archive sun.soe.clarkson.edu pub/latex-style macmakeindex midway.uchicago.edu MakeIndex science.utah.edu [p] v2.4 by Pehong Chen ucbarpa.berkeley.edu NOTE: The future of science.utah.edu is unclear. makeindex UNIX TeX tape tex82/LateX/LateXmakeindex/src METAFONT labrea.stanford.edu by Donald Knuth, directory "mf" METAFONT june.cs.washington.edu METAFONT dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu METAFONT for Atari ST by John Dunning METAFONT atari.archive.umich.edu METAFONT for Atari ST, v2.7 METAFONT METAFONT for Amiga by Stefan Becker ftp.informatik.rwth-aachen.de 192.35.229.9 pub/amiga mf2ps shemp.cs.ucla.edu translates METAFONT into PostScript 131.179.128.34 see TUGBOAT 11:4, pp 525-541. pub/mf2ps.shar.Z mfware sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT utilities 128.153.12.3 Mittlebach macros sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] Macro packages by ymir.claremont.edu [p] Frank Mittlebach mpage comp.sources.misc mpage wsmr-simtel20.army.mil print PostScript 4-up directory unix-c/postscript mpage hydra.helsinki.fi patched to handle A4 paper 128.214.4.29 MS-DOS dvi drivers eedsp.gatech.edu by Nelson H. F. Beebe 128.61.2.1 multi! irisa.irisa.fr by Ross Cartlidge <rossc@extro.ucc.su.oz.au> print 2/4/8/16-up directory ./Postscript multicol.sty sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] LaTeX multicolumn style ymir.claremont.edu [p] by Frank Mittelbach MusicTeX qed.rice.edu alpha version 128.42.4.38 pub/musictex.tar.Z MusicTeX is an extension of MuTeX with enhanced and new features. In particular, it supports multiple staves more easily. MuTeX cs.ubc.ca [x] src/MuTeX/MuTeX.tar.Z (slow) 128.189.97.5 MuTeX sol.cs.ruu.nl pub/TEX/mtex{fonts}.tar.Z 131.211.80.5 MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, aka mtex 130.71.128.1 pub/MuTeX.tar.Z pub/MuTeX_doc.tar.Z Includes English translation MuTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu submit/music MuTeX suned.zoo.cs.yale.edu music TeX, aka mtex 128.36.21.1 MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, pub/TeX MuTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>MUTEX.ARC MuTeX ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.music.mutex] MuTeX (aka MTeX) is a system developed for typesetting music. It only does single-staff music and does not support grace notes and the like. It was originally developed in Germany and the internal documentation is all in German. The guide (Version 1.1) is about 40 pages long. If you make it available for FTP, please contact Fran\c{c}ois Jalbert (jalbert@cs.ubc.ca). Nihongo-TeX Japanese TeX, authored by ryo-i@ascii.co.jp tony-o@ascii.co.jp isozaji@ntt-20.ntt.jp a87480@tansei.cc.u-tokyo.ac.jp miki.cs.titech.ac.jp utsun.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp Optical Character Recognition ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.mf] Oriya (an Indian script) under development oz.sty (posted to comp.text.tex by king@batserver.cs.uq.oz.au) a.k.a. zed.sty LaTeX macros for the "Z" specification language OzTeX midway.uchicago.edu v1.3 by Andrew Trevorrow 128.135.12.73 pub/OzTeX OzTeX watmsg.waterloo.edu by Andrew Trevorrow 129.97.129.9 OzTeX giza.cis.ohio-state.edu v1.3, directory pub/oztex 128.146.8.61 OzTeX jade.unine.ch v1.3, directory pub/mac/oztex 130.125.10.1 OzTeX is a free version TeX for the Macintosh. Version 1.3 corresponds to TeX 3.0, and can be configured in "large" versions that can handle huge macro packages, e.g. LamsTeX. OzTeX uses standard pk fonts and tfm filesand creates standard dvi files. Includes a DVI previewer, and PostScript driver. For rudimentary support and additional information, send mail to oztex@midway.uchicago.edu. p2c csvax.caltech.edu Pascal to C translator (What's this doing here?) pcwritex.arc wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Peter Flynn pd1:<msdos.tex> A print driver for PC-Write that "prints" a PC-Write v2.71 document to a TeX-compatible disk file. pcwtex.zoo wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pcwtex is a program to semiautomate translation of PC Write files to TeX. The author concedes that it is bit crude but it does most of the hard work, and that some fiddling by hand afterwards is usually required. phonebook.tex by Dan Greening (dgreen@cs.ucla.edu) typesets a mini telephone directory physe uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYSE macro package phyzzx uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYZZX macro package PicTeX ymir.claremont.edu [l] PicTeX a.cs.uiuc.edu PicTeX june.cs.washington.edu PicTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu 128.153.12.3 PicTeX svax.cs.cornell.edu The PicTeX manual is not available in electronic form (at least, not legally). Manual can be obtained from TUG. Contact Tug@Math.AMS.com for more information. If you have a copy of the file pictex.dvi at your site, delete it now. Printing of that file is a violation of international copyright law. Funds from the sale of the PiCTeX manual are the only renumeration Michael Wichura (author of the package) gets for his work, and by illegally copying the manual, you not only deprive him of income he deserves, but also decrease the possibility of his releasing future macro packages under terms similar to those of PiCTeX. Note also that numerous bugs have been found in the LaTeX parts. As of 4 Oct 90, the most recent version is available only from ymir. The bug fixes will be included on future disks shipped by TUG. pmC blackbox.hacc.washington.edu poor man's Chinese and pmJ 128.95.200.1 Japanese TeX. BETA VERSIONS. pub/poorman Unless you are a reasonably experienced TeX user, a systems analyst/maintainer, or other reasonably serious jock, don't try now: we'll have it easier to do in a few months. Those taking copies of pmC or pmJ should send me e-mail notifying me that you are testing so that I may maintain a list for future notifications. -- ridgeway@blackbox.hacc.washington.edu (Thomas Ridgeway) Pointing hands ymir.claremont.edu by Georgia Tobin [anonymous.tex.mf] postscript mimsy.umd.edu by Louis Mamakos and Chris Torek another dvi-to-postscript converter Preview argon.rti.org VAXStation previewer by Randy Buckland psfig linc.cis.upenn.edu by Trevor Darnell psfig-tex comp.sources.unix Including PostScript/Mac figures Volume 8 See also "Including Macintosh graphics in LATEX documents", TUGboat, vol. 11, no. 2, p. 194. psnup wsmr-simtel20.army.mil prints nonconforming PostScript n-up directory unix-c/postscript psroff gatekeeper.dec.com by Chris Lewis 16.1.0.2 lets you uses TeX fonts with troff pub/misc/psroff-2.0.tar.Z psroff cs.toronto.edu 128.100.1.65 pub/psroff.tar.Z r2bib UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/rusty/r2bib refer to BibTeX conversion REDIS ymir.claremont.edu [p] Jacques Goldberg's Hebrew fonts [anonymous.tex.mf] REDIS listserv@taunivm [p] Jacques Goldberg's Hebrew fonts (not an FTP site) REDIS yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au Jacques Goldberg's Hebrew fonts A sans-serif Hebrew font in three faces, including italics. refer-to-bibtex wheaties.ai.mit.edu A collection of programs 128.52.32.13 pub/refer-to-bibtex rot.tex/rot.sty augean.ua.oz.au for rotated TeX or LaTeX pub/misc/rotate.tar.Z ruled.tex emx.utexas.edu Macros for making tables 128.83.1.33 by Eric Myers (myers@emx.utexas.edu) pub/texsis/tables RUNOFF-to-TeX peter@dit.lth.se by Peter Vanroose (address of author) in VMS Pascal s2latex UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/van/s2latex scribe to LaTeX conversion SBTeX eedsp.gatech.edu in subdirectory TeX, get the file 128.61.2.1 readme.tex before beginning SBTeX venus.ycc.yale.edu MS-DOS TeX by Wayne Sullivan SBTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS TeX by Wayne Sullivan PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>SB30TEX.ZIP Schoepf macros sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] Macro packages by ymir.claremont.edu [p] Reiner Schoepf scmac202.tex network.ucsd.edu by Na Choon Piaw for television scripts anime/nsipo-archives scribe2latex wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Van Jacobson 26.2.0.74 pd2:<unix-c.textproc> ScriptTeX ymir.claremont.edu v1.00 by Adrian McCarthy for scripts and screenplays SeeTeX foobar.colorado.edu by Dirk Grunwald SliTeX ymir.claremont.edu directory [anonymous.tex.inputs.slitex] spideryweb princeton.edu Spidery WEB, by Norman Ramsey Design-your-own-WEB for any language. StTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu TeX for Atari ST by Jwahar Bammi T2T Text2TeX, still under development by ucssph@ucs.uwplatt.edu (Samuel P. Howard) Tengwar ymir.claremont.edu by Mike Urban [anonymous.tex.mf.tengwar] Tengwar jcb@cs.edinburgh.ac.uk by Julian Bradfield (email) TeX labrea.stanford.edu directory "tex" TeX power.eee.ndsu.nodak.edu? TeX science.utah.edu 128.110.192.2 TeX atari.archive.umich.edu for Atari ST, TeX 3.1 TeX tek4310.kent.edu for ESIX by Yasir Doleh TeX cs.toronto.edu for Irix3.2, SunOS and Ultrix from U of Toronto TeX UNIX TeX tape for UNIX TeX freja.diku.dk for UNIX TeX june.cs.washington.edu for UNIX TeX ymir.claremont.edu [p] for VMS tex.dif ymir.claremont.edu description of TeX 3.0 cf 2.99... [anonymous.tex.sources.tex3_0] texchk comp.sources.unix LaTeX syntax checker Volume 3 texdvi2lj comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for LaserJet+ Volume 6 texdvi2tty comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for TTY's, etc. Volume 7 TeXhax archive june.cs.washington.edu TeXhax archive labrea.stanford.edu directory "texhax" TeXhax archive ymir.claremont.edu TeXhax archive uk.ac.aston.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.TEXHAX.90] texi2roff comp.sources.unix GNU Texinfo to troff translator Volume 16 texi2roff cs.toronto.edu GNU Texinfo to troff translator by Beverly Erlebacher texindex comp.sources.unix Make an index from a LaTeX .idx file Volume 4 texindex2 comp.sources.unix AAAAARRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!! Bugs in texindex!!! Volume 4 texinfo2troff prep.ai.mit.edu Rumored to exist 128.52.14.14 TeXMaG archive ymir.claremont.edu [ANONYMOUS.TEX.PERIODICALS.TEXMAG] TeXMaG archive sun.soe.clarkson.edu pub/texmag TeXMaG archive uk.ac.aston.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.TEX-MAG] TeXsun unknown previewer for Sunview by Dirk Grunwald textools comp.sources.unix A collection of tools for TeX users Volume 7 (including detex) textool2 comp.sources.unix A collection of tools for TeX users Volume 8 (including detex) textyl venus.ycc.yale.edu by John Renner tgrind UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/van/tgrind Pretty-printing C tgrind rtsg.ee.lbl.gov tgrind venus.ycc.yale.edu by Jerry Leichtner includes VMS binary tgrind.sty ymir.claremont.edu embed tgrind output into LaTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu Thai font ymir.claremont.edu two versions [anonymous.tex.babel.thai.rmit] [anonymous.tex.babel.thai.usl] tib minos.inria.fr James Alexander's "tib" bibliography 128.93.39.5 pub/tib tr2latex comp.sources.unix Translate troff to LaTeX Volume 10 TransFig svax.cs.cornell.edu v2.1, pub/fig/transfig.tar.Z TransFig sun.soe.clarkson.edu v2.1, pub/transfig TransFig uk.ac.aston.tex v2.1, [tex-archive.utils.transfig] troff-to-latex.tar-Z by Kamal Al-Yahya at Stanford wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd2:<unix-c.textproc>. 26.2.0.74 troff-to-latex recognizes most -ms and -man macros, plus most eqn and some tbl commands. TUGboat files labrea.stanford.edu directory "tugboat" Turkish font june.cs.washington.edu tex/turkish.tar.Z twoup.sty son.sue.clarkson.edu two-up LaTeX style file Typewriter font ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.mf.pica] Italic and boldface come out as underlined and wavy-underlined. UKTeX archive uk.ac.aston.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.UKTEX.90] up ? by J. Greely print Postscript n-up Utah dvi driver family ctrsci.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe in directory PS1:[TEX.DVI] Utah dvi driver family science.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe (128.110.192.2) MS-DOS versions in aps:<tex.dvi>dviexe.arc Vietnamese font blackbox.hacc.washington.edu 128.95.200.1 /pub/testviet web2c june.cs.washington.edu v2.20 web2c uunet.uu.net web2c ics.uci.edu v5.8a by Karl Berry (karl@cs.umb.edu) [128.195.1.1] TeX/web-5.8a.tar.Z web2c ftp.cs.umb.edu v5.8a by Karl Berry [192.12.26.17] pub/tex/web2c5.8a.tarZ wp2latex sol.cs.ruu.nl Handles WordPerfect 5.0 131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/wp2latex.arc wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu in directory [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc. front_ends.wp2latex] WordPerfect users should also consult TUGboat issues 10#1 and 10#4. wp2latex.zip wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd1:<msdos.tex> A PC program (Turbo Pascal) by R. C. Houtepen at the Eindhoven University in the Netherlands. Pascal source is included. Users find it "helpful" and "decent" in spite of some limitations. It gets high marks for handling font changes. Limitations include no indices, table of contents, margins or graphics. It also won't handle the new features of WordPerfect 5.1, in particular the equation formatter. wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu C version by Glenn Geers 134.173.4.23 [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc.front_ends.wp2latex] xdvi comp.sources.x xdvi expo.lcs.mit.edu contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 18.30.0.212 Patchlevel 10 xdvi gatekeeper.dec.com pub/X11/contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 16.1.0.2 xdvi sipb.mit.edu X11 DVI previewer ftp/pub/x11r3.dvi xfig cayuga.cs.rochester.edu xfig expo.lcs.mit.edu xgnuplot expo.lcs.mit.edu contrib/gnuplot-2.0-X11.tar.Z X-windows front-end for GNUplot Xgraph comp.sources.unix Volume 3 xtex foobar.colorado.edu xtex previewer by Dirk Grunwald pub/SeeTeX Version 2.16.1 [unnamed] dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu Previewer for Atari ST by Robert Stabl [unnamed] foobar.colorado.edu BDF format font files for X by Dirk Grunwald [unnamed] listserv@mammutti.utu.fi Amiga CommonTeX? [unnamed] mims-iris.waterloo.edu fonts [unnamed] science.utah.edu Hershey fonts (128.110.192.2) [unnamed] sol.cs.ruu.nl diagram macros by Francis Borceux [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu DVI driver standards committee digests 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu fonts for Canon printers 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] terminator.cc.umich.edu Atari TeX stuff [unnamed] ux.acss.umn.edu archives for Atari ST [1c] Mail servers for selected sites. When using mail servers, bear several points in mind. [a] Follow the instructions carefully. Each mail server accepts a different dialect of commands. Make sure you aren't following server X's instructions when sending requests to server Y. Mail servers are computer programs and ill-formed requests tend to give mail server administrators migraine headaches. (I know, I'm one such administrator.) [b] Use mail servers only if you cannot obtain the files by ftp or other means. [c] Requesting large amounts of material via mail servers is frowned upon by system administrators. Overuse of mail servers may result in the shutdown of said server. Bearing all that in mind, ... sol.cs.ruu.nl: mail-server@cs.ruu.nl or uunet!mcsun!hp4nl!ruuinf Send the message begin path john@highbrow.edu (PLEASE SUBSTITUTE *YOUR* ADDRESS) send HELP end ymir.claremont.edu: mailserv@ymir.claremont.edu [No instructions yet available.] sun.soe.clarkson.edu: archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu [No instructions yet available.] uk.ac.aston.tex: FTP access is available *only* to JANET users. Login as username "public" and password "public". Access via mail server: Send a message to texserver@uk.ac.aston.tex [for non-UK people, the address is probably texserver@tex.aston.ac.uk] The message body must contain at least the following three lines starting in column 1. --- (your address from Aston - see the end of this message) help Return Addressing: Internet users name%site@nsfnet-relay Bitnet and EARN name%site@earn-relay UUCP name%site@ukc atari.archive.umich.edu: atari@atari.archive.umich.edu Send the message "help" to receive instructions. =============================================================================== [2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh. o Textures (no capital 'x' any more): Around $750 with LaTeX. A nice system, fast, and well-featured. The editor leaves a little to be desired, but with the growing availability of good DA editors on the Mac, that's not as big of an issue as it used to be. If you decide to buy it, get it from the TeX Users Group so that they get the vendor royalty. TeX Users Group P.O. Box 9506 Providence, RI 02940-9506 Phone: 401-751-7760 The publisher is Blue Sky Research. Address *might* be 534 SW Third Avenue, Portland, OR 97204. (That's the address of Kellerman & Smith, the previous publisher.) o OzTeX: You can't beat the price on this one. It's free (public domain even). It comes with source, and a web-to-modula2 program. The nice (or not) feature of this program is that it uses PK and TFM files directly (unlike Textures which bundles them into Mac formats). Another nice feature is that OzTeX creates dvi files directly. Available via anonymous ftp from: midway.uchicago.edu in pub/sources/OzTeX. watmsg.waterloo.edu (129.97.129.9) in pub/oztex. ymir.claremont.edu (goes without saying) x MacTeX: FTL is officially defunct, and MacTeX is no longer available. o CTeX: The web2c version ported to the Mac (under MPW). Available from ymir and midway.. =============================================================================== [3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC. The definitive source for public domain PC TeX-related software is Jon Radel. His catalog which is currently 40 pages long contains several versions of TeX for the PC, device drivers, fonts, macros, TUG documents, etc. A catalog is available by sending an envelope which can contain 10 sheets of 8.5x11 paper with adequate return postage or $2.00 (US). Contact: Jon Radel Postal Address: P.O. Box 2276 Reston, VA 22090 Notes: Software is distributed on 5.25" 360K floppy disks. For floppies sent with a return mailer, there is a charge of $1.50/floppy U.S. orders, $2/floppy elsewhere. For orders where floppies are supplied by Jon Radel, there is a charge of $5/floppy for U.S., Mexican and Canadian orders, $6/floppy elsewhere. Other sources are the ftp sites listed in part [1]. The following information was released on 1 Feb 1989: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DosMF has passed the TRAP test and is now part of the DosTeX distribution. DosMF is distributed with the complete set of Computer Modern Metafont source files as well as sources for the LaTeX fonts. As with the current version of DosTeX, the size of the mem[] array is user-controllable and preloaded versions may be created from inimf dumps. Other array sizes and constants are as specified in METAFONT: The Program (except max_in_open, which has been raised from 6 to 10). Performance is approximately 30 seconds per character when generating the cmr10 font at 200 dpi on a 8 Mhz 1-ws AT clone. MSDOS versions of GFtoDVI and GFtoPK are included as well. Online graphics support is provided within DosMF for the Hercules card. Alternatively, the DosTeX Hercules previewer may be used with the output of GFtoDVI. The default local mode is for the Epson printer operating at 240h x 216v dpi. No provision has been made to avoid name truncation under MSDOS (i.e., mfput.2602gf becomes mfput.260). DosMF is probably no match for commercially available implementations, but it should be just fine for people who do not use Metafont that often or wish to learn how to design fonts with the language. The DosTeX distribution occupies 7 360k floppy disks. If you receive it from the vendor, a printed version of the installation/operation instructions is also included, along with support by mail or telephone as needed. To receive DosTeX, send a check or money order payable to Electronetics, Inc. for US$75 (US$85 outside USA) with your name and address to: Electronetics, Incorporated c/o Gary Beihl 119 Jackrabbit Run Round Rock, TX 78664 -- Gary Beihl (beihl@mcc.com) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stephen McGrath (smg@eedsp.gatech.edu) has placed a rather complete collection of TeX gizmos for MS-DOS on eedsp.gatech.edu (128.61.2.1) in the TeX directory. Get the file "readme.tex" before starting. It includes SBTeX from Wayne Sullivan, Nelson Beebe's dvi drivers, an EGA/VGA/8514 screen previewer, a BibTeX 0.99 implementation from J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis, macro and style packages, and a humongous number of cm and am fonts. You will need at least 4MB for the TeX/LaTeX/SliTeX/AmsTeX/BibTeX/etc stuff, and up to 30 MB to install and unpack all of the drivers and fonts. 13MB is a realistic estimate for TeX, drivers, and CM fonts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================================== [4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes. TeX for Unix is available from the University of Washington. It is up-to-date (TeX 3.0, MF 2.0), contains detailed installation instructions and support is available if you have problems. Money from the distribution tapes goes towards funding the support hotline and future Unix TeX development. For more information, contact Elizabeth Tachikawa Northwest Computing Support Center 208 Lewis Hall, DW-10 Seattle, WA 98195 206-543-6259 elisabet@max.acs.washington.edu ^ | N.B. =============================================================================== [5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives. Send email to archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu archive-server%sun.soe.clarkson.edu@omnigate.bitnet dumb1!dumb2!dumb3!smart!sun.soe.clarkson.edu!archive-server containing the single word "help". You will receive instructions on how to use the email server. See also section [1c]. =============================================================================== [6] The 97 gazillion versions of dvi2ps. [this section will be updated Real Soon Now] =============================================================================== [7] Converting whatever to TeX Only the names of programs are presented here. Refer to section [1b] to see where to get them from. This information is based on a summary by James Mark (mark@nuri.inria.fr) posted on 28 Aug 90. BibTeX -> refer - refer-to-bibtex BibTeX -> tib - refer-to-bibtex ChiWriter -> TeX - Chi2TeX by Horstmann Software, US$75 PC-Write -> TeX - pcwritex.arc, pcwtex.zoo refer -> BibTeX - refer-to-bibtex, r2bib RUNOFF -> TeX - RUNOFF-to-TeX scribe -> LaTeX - scribe2latex, s2latex SCROLL -> LaTeX - ? requested by jeburke@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU (John Burke) 29 Nov 90 TeXinfo -> troff - texinfo2troff, texi2roff tib -> BibTeX - refer-to-bibtex troff -> LaTeX - TROFF-TO-LATEX.TAR-Z WordPerfect -> LaTeX - wp2latex.zip Please send additions/corrections to the above list to mark.nuri.inria.fr, as well as to raymond@math.berkeley.edu. =============================================================================== [8] DVI drivers for printer X/display Y Aside from postscript drivers listed in section [6], there is the Nelson Beebe family of drivers (science.utah.edu). Printer/Display Recent queries from --------------- ------------------- Dataproducts 8070 Hill_IC@cc.curtin.edu.au (Ian Hill) 14 Dec 90 HP DeskJet nboogaar@ruunsa.fys.ruu.nl (Martin v.d. Boogaard) [summary was posted] HP LJ III hanne@snips.harvard.edu (Hanne Kooy) 24 Oct 90 MGR Window Manager david@doe.utoronto.ca (David Megginson) 6 Nov 90 NEC LC 800 verwer@ruuinf.cs.ruu.nl (Nico Verwer) 12 Dec 90 NEC P2200/Epson 24-pin printers cudat@warwick.ac.uk (J M Hicks) 2 Nov 90 SGI/4D70GT somu@pilot.njin.net (Prabhakar Somu) 22 Nov 90 Tektronix c9c-dx@danube.Berkeley.EDU (Class Account) 28 Nov 90 Xerox 8700 mdeck@acsu.buffalo.edu (Mary Deck) suggests TeXrox, by Thomas J. Reid of Texas A & M University support Xerox 9700/9790, 8700/8790, 4050 Contact: x066tr@tamvm1.bitnet =============================================================================== [$\omega$] Acknowledgements Thanks to all the people whose articles in comp.text.tex I've ruthlessly excerpted. Opinions are those of the original authors (even though I've lost many of the attributions), but if you want to blame me for them, go ahead. Thanks also to all the people who've sent me corrections, to the authors of all the software, and to the many nameless administrators which keep FTP sites up and running. Special thanks to Edward Vielmetti (emv@ox.com) for providing the raw material for section [1b], as well as for moderating comp.archives, which was another source of information. Extra special thanks to Don Hosek, for gosh oh-so-many things.
raymond@math.berkeley.edu (Raymond Chen) (03/03/91)
This file is in several parts. [1] A list of ftp sites. [1a] Major archive sites. [1b] A list of ftp sites. [1c] Mail servers for selected sites. [2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh. [3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC. [4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes. [5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives. [6] There is no chapter six. [7] Converting whatever to TeX [8] DVI drivers for printer X Disclaimer: I can't verify all the information contained herein. If you find an error or want to make an addition, send mail to raymond@math.berkeley.edu. =============================================================================== [1] FTP sites. Please remember to bear in mind the geographical location of the site to which you intend to ftp. (This can typically be determined by inspecting the last component in the site name.) Overseas links tend to be slow and expensive. Choose the closest available site. [1a] Major archive sites. Major archive sites (and their administrators): ymir.claremont.edu [134.173.4.23] Claremont College, California, USA Time zone: -0700 GMT Contact: Don Hosek () The second-largest TeX archive in the world. (The largest accessible via FTP.) Aggresively tracks down packages for downloading. labrea.stanford.edu [36.8.0.47] Stanford University, California, USA Time zone: -0700 GMT Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings. The "official" repository for TeX and related toys. wsmr-simtel20.army.mil [26.2.0.74] White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, USA Time Zone: -0600 GMT Contact: Keith Petersen () Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings An archive of MS-DOS and other stuff. TeX-related things can be found in the directory pd1:<msdos.tex>. sun.soe.clarkson.edu [128.153.12.3] Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, USA Time zone: -0400 GMT Assorted things, especially LaTeX style files. uk.ac.tex Time Zone: 0000 GMT Home of the UKTeX newsletter, and a repository for all sorts of things. NOTE! This is not an Internet FTP site! Aggresively tracks down packages for downloading. See section [1c] for access details. archive.cs.ruu.nl [131.211.80.5] Department of Computer Science, Utrecht Univ., the Netherlands Time Zone: +0100 GMT Contact: piet@cs.ruu.nl (Piet van Oostrum) Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings (2000 to 0900 UTC) midway.uchicago.edu [128.135.12.73] Time Zone: -0500 GMT Contact: Walter Carlip (oztex@midway.uchicago.edu) Home of various Macintosh TeX goodies (in macintosh/tex). Requests for any TeX-related things for the Mac can be sent to oztex@midway.uchicago.edu and Walter will see if he can find it. (How's *that* for dedication!) >>> Odds are good that if you want something, one of these sites <<< >>> (especially ymir) has it. <<< [1aa] Mirror sites. I won't list mirror sites in section [1b]. yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au [131.170.24.42] Mirrors labrea (for users Down Under) /pub/tex/labrea wuarchive.wustl.edu [128.252.135.4] Mirrors wsmr-simtel20.army.mil. /mirrors/msdos cs.toronto.edu Mirrors the clarkson style archives (for Canadian users) pub/TeX/tex-styles [1b] A list of ftp sites. The original list is due to Ed Vielmetti (emv@ox.com). The information was originally sorted by site. It's now sorted by product. I've also added information from other lists and articles. Certain sites are labelled as follows: [p] -- primary distribution point [l] -- latest version resides here [x] -- use of this site is disrecommended. Newsgroups are also listed as "sites", meaning that the program in question was posted to that newsgroup and should be available from any site that archives those newsgroups. lee@sq.sq.com (Liam R. E. Quin) maintains a master list of fonts, selections of which are included below. Product where Comments/Directory ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- afm2tfm labrea.stanford.edu AFtoPL tut.cis.ohio-state.edu v2.0 by Clayton M. Elwell aft2tfm part of dvips AMS fonts e-math.ams.com [pl] Euler, extra math, cmex, cyrillic 130.44.1.100 /ams/amsfonts/sources AMS fonts ymir.claremont.edu NOTE: The AMS doesn't alert other archive sites when there are changes to the contents of e-math.ams.com. Consequently, other sites may be slightly behind. (Silly AMS.) AMSTeX e-math.ams.com AMSTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu 128.153.12.3 ape anna.stanford.edu Sriram Sankar's Ada macros for TeX APL font ymir.clarkson.edu [anonymous.tex.mf.misc]cmapl10.mf with supporting macros in [anonymous.tex.inputs.plain-contrib] APL font power.eee.ndsu.nodak.edu 134.129.123.1 apl-tex-font/27-Jul-90 ascii2german.sh by dorai@egeria.rice.edu (Dorai Sitaram) titan.rice.edu directory /public ascii2german converts "ae" "oe" "ue" and "ss" to the appropriate German characters. Not infallible due to ambiguities like "Masse" and "Ma{\ss}e". (see also diac.sh) ascii2TeX 132.76.64.13 by CFGROB@weizmann.bitnet (warning! it's a perl script) Astrological font uk.ac.tex [tex-archive.fonts.planets] Babel fonts ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.babel] The Babel fonts are a collection of various language fonts: Classical Greek, Modern Greek, Hebrew, Modern Icelandic, Cyrillic, Modern Turkish. Bar code fonts ymir.claremont.edu by Dimitri Vulis [anonymous.tex.mf] BibCard crl.nmsu.edu by Bill Ogden (ogden@nmsu.edu) 128.123.1.14 an X interface to BibTeX databases pub/misc/bibcard3.tar.Z BibTeX june.cs.washington.edu v.99c BibTeX labrea.stanford.edu v.99c, directory bibtex BibTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu Oren Patashnik's BibTeX 128.153.12.3 BibTeX phoibos.cs.kun.nl for the Archimedes (from Acorn) pub/ToalTeX BibTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu for Atari ST by J. Longs BibTeX midway.uchicago.edu for Macintosh BibTeX eedsp.gatech.edu for MS-DOS v99 by J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis BibTeX titan.rice.edu for MS-DOS 128.42.1.30 public/PC-BibTeX.tar BibTeX for plain TeX ymir.claremont.edu by Oren Patashnik BibTeX style archives sun.soe.clarkson.edu directory pub/bibtex-style E.g. Amer. Psych. Assn. BNF style (posted to comp.text.tex) by Hugh Osborne (hugh@phoibos.cs.kun.nl) BNF.tex (posted to comp.text.tex) by Erik Quanstrom (quanstro@stolaf.edu) btt (posted to comp.text.tex by king@batserver.cs.uq.oz.au) BibTeX tools C++2LaTeX tupac-amaru.informatik.rwth-aachen.de 192.35.229.9 LaTeX pretty-printer for C and C++ filename C++2LaTeX-1.1-PL4.tar.Z cdvi wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS previewer, PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> changebars.sty ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.inputs.latex-contrib] ChemTeX uk.ac.tex macros for chemical structure diagrams, by Roswitha Haas. directory [TEX-ARCHIVE.LATEX.CONTRIB.CHEMTEX] ChemTeX titan.rice.edu macros for chemical structure diagrams, by Roswitha Haas. directory ~ftp/public Chess fonts sol.cs.ruu.nl version 1.1 by Piet Tutelaers 131.211.80.5 see also the TUGboat article pub/TEX/chess.tar.Z chomsky.sty TeXhax issue #54 For drawing hierarchical tree diagrams. ChTeX chiris.stevens-tech.edu Chinese TeX by J. B. Wang 192.12.216.114 source, fonts, VMS and DOS binaries. NB! Login as userid "ftp", not "anonymous" ChTeX crl.nmsu.edu Chinese front end for TeX by JB Wang 128.123.1.14 source in pub/chinese/ChTeX.tar.Z ChTeX neon.stanford.edu Chinese TeX? incoming/ChTeX.tar.Z The neon ChTeX says that it requires dvi2ps from crl.nmsu.edu. CM fonts labrea.stanford.edu METAFONT sources, pub/tex/cm CM fonts sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT sources CM fonts ymir.claremont.edu METAFONT sources [anonymous.tex.mf.standard] CMPica ymir.claremont.edu typewriter font by Don Hosek [anonymous.tex.mf.pica] Italic and boldface come out as underlined and wavy-underlined, suitable for picky PhD formatting requirements. cnoweb blake.u.washinton.edu by Jim Fox comment environment (a) see Sch\"opf macros ("verbatim.sty") (b) use "annotation.sty" by Tom Hofmann, wtho@ciba-geigy.ch (c) use "version.sty" by Stephen Bellantoni, sjb@cs.toronto.edu (d) use "comment.sty" by Victor Eijkhout in TeXhax-72,1990 Common-TeX berkeley.edu v2.9 by Pat Monardo (monardo@cshl.org) Common-TeX isis.cshl.org v3.0 (beta) /tex/commontex300.a[.Z] curriculum vitae by cnbs06@vaxa.strath.ac.uk (R.B. Rodger) (posted to comp.text.tex) cweb princeton.edu by Silvio Levy CWEB technical report by Donald Knuth, Octuber 1990 CWEB User Manual - CWEB System of Structured Documentation Mail $20 to Stanford University / Computer Science Department Attn: Publications / Bldg: 460, Rm: 206 / Stanford, CA 94305 USA Cyrillic font june.cs.washington.edu [p] U of Washington's Cyrillic fonts Cyrillic font ymir.claremont.edu U of Washington's Cyrillic fonts The UW Cyrillic font is the same as the AMS Cyrillic font. Cyrillic font by Tom Ridgeway To subscribe to the RUSTEX-L mailing list (Cyrillic typesetting), send mail to listserv@ubvm.bitnet with the line SUBSCRIBE RUSTEX-L Your Name decalign.sty ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.inputs.latex-contrib] Adds a new column type to LaTeX: `d' means `decimal alignment'. Note that you can do decimal alignment in unadorned LaTeX via \begin{tabular}{r@{.}l} 10&7 \\ 1&3 \\ 0&75 \end{tabular} DECUS 1990 TeX Collection directory /decus/tex directory wuarchive.wustl.edu 128.252.135.4 detex UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/trickey detex comp.sources.unix (see textool) detex arthur.cs.purdue.edu unknown authorship ftp/pub/trinkle/detex.tar detex csvax.cs.caltech.edu really, striptex.c pub/tex detex is a filter which removes all TeX command. Typically used before piping into a spell-checker. striptex.c is a tiny (73-line) C program, so it shouldn't be too hard to get it to compile on anything. The following patch is due to pkarp@grubby-thicket.nlm.nih.gov. It apparently is to be applied to the Al-Yahya version. 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By Eberhard Mattes (mattes@azu.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de) env.tex (posted to comp.text.tex by DLV@CUNYVMS1.BITNET) Prints bar codes (for zip code) on envelopes. epelle inria.inria.fr by Paul Zimmermann (zimmermann@inria) 128.93.8.1 French spelling checker, incl. accents epelle crl.nmsu.edu pub/misc/epelle.tar.Z 128.123.1.14 eplain ics.uci.edu version 1.6 128.195.1.1 TeX/eplain eplain ftp.cs.umb.edu version 1.6 192.12.26.4 pub/tex/eplain eplain labrea.stanford.edu 36.8.0.47 eplain june.cs.washington.edu 128.95.1.4 epsf.tex (posted to comp.text.tex by lehtonen@tukki.jyu.fi (Ari Lehtonen)) TeXtures-compatible Postscript inclusion errata labrea.stanford.edu directory "errata" errata were also published in the article D.E. Knuth, The Errors of TeX, Software -- Practice and Experience, Vol. 19(7), 607--685 (July 1989) For a copy of the Technical Report, send $10 (payable to Stanford University) to Publications, Computer Science Department, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-2140. ESSENTIAL FILESERV@SHSU.BITNET ``Essential LaTeX'' (not an ftp site!) send the message LIST ESSENTIAL fancyheadings.sty by piet@cs.ruu.nl (Piet van Oostrum) archive.cs.ruu.nl multi-line header/footers and much more 131.211.80.5 TEX/latexstyle/fancyheadings.{doc,sty} Fig svax.cs.cornell.edu v2.1, pub/fig/fig.tar.Z Fig sun.soe.clarkson.edu v2.1, pub/transfig/fig.tar.Z Fig is a graphics editor under SunView. Its output can be translated via TransFig [qv] into Postscript, pic, LaTeX picture envirnoment, PiCTeX, EEPIC, TeXtyl etc. fig2latex Obsolete. See TransFig. fnote.tex ymir.claremont.edu single-spaced footnotes in double-spaced document [anonymous.tex.inputs.plain-contrib]fnote.tex fweb lyman.pppl.gov FORTRAN web gentle-tex.tex pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu ``A Gentle Introduction to TeX'' tex/gentle-tex.tex GENTLE FILESERV@SHSU.BITNET ``A Gentle Introduction to TeX'' (not an ftp site!) send the message LIST GENTLE for instructions. GNUplot comp.sources.misc GNUplot prep.ai.mit.edu pub/gnu/gnuplot2.0.tar.Z GNUplot cs.duke.edu [p] pub/gnuplot2.01.tar.Z GNUplot duke.cs.duke.edu pub/gnuplot.tar.Z 128.109.140.1 GNUplot monu1.cc.monash.edu.au pub/gnuplot.tar.Z 130.194.1.101 GNUplot uk.ac.tex version 2.01 [tex-archive.gnuplot] GNUplot patches uk.ac.tex [tex-archive.gnuplot]patch1.uue GNUplot is a graphing program which can export its graphs into TeX or LaTeX documents. Greek fonts princeton.edu [p] by Silvio Levy ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.babel.greek.levy] (*) xydeco.siemens.com 129.73.1.101 Silvio Levy's `gr' Greek family for both modern and classical Greek includes roman, typewriter, and bold, plus a macro package. (*) Despite the directory name, [....levy] contains Brian Hamilton Kelly's Greek font. Maybe. groff prep.ai.mit.edu GNU troff, which can read tfm's and produce dvi files. 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Beebe 128.61.2.1 multi irisa.irisa.fr by Ross Cartlidge <rossc@extro.ucc.su.oz.au> print 2/4/8/16-up directory ./Postscript multi archive.su.oz.au 129.78.64.2 archive/ps_printing/multi/* multicol.sty sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] LaTeX multicolumn style ymir.claremont.edu [p] by Frank Mittelbach MusicTeX rsovax.circe.fr [pl] by Daniel Taupin 130.84.128.100 login as `musictex' and give your name as password MusicTeX qed.rice.edu alpha version 128.42.4.38 pub/musictex.tar.Z MusicTeX allows for multiple-stave music typesetting, as well as other enhancements and new features not in MuTeX. MuTeX cs.ubc.ca [x] src/MuTeX/MuTeX.tar.Z (slow) 137.82.8.5 MuTeX sol.cs.ruu.nl pub/TEX/mtex{fonts}.tar.Z 131.211.80.5 MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, aka mtex 130.71.128.1 pub/MuTeX.tar.Z pub/MuTeX_doc.tar.Z Includes English translation MuTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu submit/music MuTeX suned.zoo.cs.yale.edu music TeX, aka mtex 128.36.21.1 MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, pub/TeX MuTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>MUTEX.ARC MuTeX ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.music.mutex] MuTeX (aka MTeX) is a system developed for typesetting music. It only does single-staff music and does not support grace notes and the like. It was originally developed in Germany and the internal documentation is all in German. The guide (Version 1.1) is about 40 pages long. If you make it available for FTP, please contact Fran\c{c}ois Jalbert (jalbert@cs.ubc.ca). 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The author concedes that it is bit crude but it does most of the hard work, and that some fiddling by hand afterwards is usually required. phone.tex sun.soe.clarkson.edu by Dan Greening. typesets a mini telephone directory tex/tex-style phone.tex posted by em@dce.ie (Eamonn McManus) typesets a mini telephone directory physe uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYSE macro package phyzzx uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYZZX macro package PicTeX ymir.claremont.edu [l] PicTeX a.cs.uiuc.edu PicTeX june.cs.washington.edu PicTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu 128.153.12.3 PicTeX svax.cs.cornell.edu The PicTeX manual is not available in electronic form (at least, not legally). Manual can be obtained from TUG. Contact Tug@Math.AMS.com for more information. If you have a copy of the file pictex.dvi at your site, delete it now. Printing of that file is a violation of international copyright law. Funds from the sale of the PiCTeX manual are the only renumeration Michael Wichura (author of the package) gets for his work, and by illegally copying the manual, you not only deprive him of income he deserves, but also decrease the possibility of his releasing future macro packages under terms similar to those of PiCTeX. Note also that numerous bugs have been found in the LaTeX parts. As of 4 Oct 90, the most recent version is available only from ymir. The bug fixes will be included on future disks shipped by TUG. pmC blackbox.hacc.washington.edu poor man's Chinese and pmJ 128.95.200.1 Japanese TeX. BETA VERSIONS. pub/poorman Unless you are a reasonably experienced TeX user, a systems analyst/maintainer, or other reasonably serious jock, don't try now: we'll have it easier to do in a few months. 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No TeX or LaTeX driver has been written, but feel free to write one and contribute it. 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StTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu TeX for Atari ST by Jwahar Bammi T2T Text2TeX, still under development by ucssph@ucs.uwplatt.edu (Samuel P. Howard) Tengwar ymir.claremont.edu by Mike Urban [anonymous.tex.mf.tengwar] Tengwar jcb@cs.edinburgh.ac.uk by Julian Bradfield (email) TeX labrea.stanford.edu directory "tex" TeX power.eee.ndsu.nodak.edu? TeX science.utah.edu 128.110.192.2 TeX phoibos.cs.kun.nl for the Archimedes (from Acorn) pub/ToalTeX TeX atari.archive.umich.edu for Atari ST, TeX 3.1 TeX ifi.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de 129.69.211.1 for Atari ST, TeX 3.1 pub/atari.st/tex TeX forwiss.uni-passau.de for Atari ST, TeX 3.1 132.231.1.10 pub/atari/tex TeX tek4310.kent.edu for ESIX by Yasir Doleh TeX cs.toronto.edu for Irix3.2, SunOS and Ultrix from U of Toronto TeX UNIX TeX tape for UNIX TeX freja.diku.dk for UNIX TeX june.cs.washington.edu for UNIX TeX ymir.claremont.edu [p] for VMS tex.dif ymir.claremont.edu description of TeX 3.0 cf 2.99... [anonymous.tex.sources.tex3_0] texchk comp.sources.unix LaTeX syntax checker Volume 3 texchk ifi.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de 129.69.211.1 pub/TeX/texchk.tar.Z texdvi2lj comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for LaserJet+ Volume 6 texdvi2tty comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for TTY's, etc. Volume 7 TeXhax archive june.cs.washington.edu TeXhax archive labrea.stanford.edu directory "texhax" TeXhax archive ymir.claremont.edu TeXhax archive uk.ac.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.TEXHAX.90] texi2roff comp.sources.unix GNU Texinfo to troff translator Volume 16 texi2roff cs.toronto.edu GNU Texinfo to troff translator by Beverly Erlebacher texindex comp.sources.unix Make an index from a LaTeX .idx file Volume 4 texindex2 comp.sources.unix AAAAARRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!! Bugs in texindex!!! Volume 4 texinfo.tex prep.ai.mit.edu Version 2.13 128.52.14.14 pub/gnu/lpf/texinfo.tex texinfo2troff prep.ai.mit.edu Rumored to exist 128.52.14.14 TeXMaG archive ymir.claremont.edu [ANONYMOUS.TEX.PERIODICALS.TEXMAG] TeXMaG archive sun.soe.clarkson.edu pub/texmag TeXMaG archive uk.ac.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.TEX-MAG] TeXsis emx.utexas.edu macros for physics papers 128.83.1.33 by Eric Myers (myers@emx.utexas.edu) pub/texsis TeXsun a.cs.uiuc.edu previewer for Sunview by Dirk Grunwald textools comp.sources.unix A collection of tools for TeX users Volume 7 (including detex) textool2 comp.sources.unix A collection of tools for TeX users Volume 8 (including detex) textr research.att.com version 0.5 by Kamal Al-Yahya Troff-to-TeX converter, 16-Oct-86. textyl venus.ycc.yale.edu by John Renner tgrind UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/van/tgrind Pretty-printing C tgrind rtsg.ee.lbl.gov tgrind venus.ycc.yale.edu by Jerry Leichtner includes VMS binary tgrind.sty ymir.claremont.edu embed tgrind output into LaTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu Thai font ymir.claremont.edu two versions [anonymous.tex.babel.thai.rmit] [anonymous.tex.babel.thai.usl] tib minos.inria.fr James Alexander's "tib" bibliography 128.93.39.5 pub/tib tr2latex comp.sources.unix Translate troff to LaTeX Volume 10 tr2tex DECUS TeX tape (q.v.) TransFig svax.cs.cornell.edu v2.1.1, pub/fig/transfig.tar.Z TransFig sun.soe.clarkson.edu v2.1.1, pub/transfig TransFig uk.ac.tex v2.1, [tex-archive.utils.transfig] tree1 uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu linguist/tree1.1.tar.Z For drawing hierarchical tree diagrams. Very flexible. Can take advantage of Postscript capability. tree macros (posted to comp.text.tex) by hwb@texnix.stgt.sub.org TreeTeX ? by Univ. Waterloo For drawing hierarchical trees. troff-to-latex.tar-Z by Kamal Al-Yahya at Stanford wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd2:<unix-c.textproc>. 26.2.0.74 troff-to-latex recognizes most -ms and -man macros, plus most eqn and some tbl commands. TUGboat files labrea.stanford.edu directory "tugboat" Turkish font june.cs.washington.edu tex/turkish.tar.Z twoup.sty son.sue.clarkson.edu two-up LaTeX style file UKTeX archive uk.ac.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.UKTEX.90] up osu-cis (?) by J. Greely print Postscript n-up Utah dvi driver family ctrsci.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe in directory PS1:[TEX.DVI] Utah dvi driver family science.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe (128.110.192.2) MS-DOS versions in aps:<tex.dvi>dviexe.arc Vietnamese font blackbox.hacc.washington.edu 128.95.200.1 /pub/testviet vita.sty (posted to comp.text.tex by Kim C. Border (kcb@hss.caltech.edu)) Curriculum vita style based on _A Handbook for Scholars_ by Mary-Claire van Leunen. wd2latex.zip wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Connor J Thomas PD:<MSDOS.TEX> wd2latex.zip ymir.claremont.edu by Connor J Thomas A bare-bones MS-Word-to-LaTeX converter. Written in Turbo Pascal 5.0, but comes with an MS-DOS binary. web2c june.cs.washington.edu v2.20 web2c uunet.uu.net web2c ics.uci.edu v5.8a by Karl Berry (karl@cs.umb.edu) [128.195.1.1] TeX/web-5.8a.tar.Z web2c ftp.cs.umb.edu v5.8a by Karl Berry [192.12.26.17] pub/tex/web2c5.8a.tarZ wp2latex sol.cs.ruu.nl Handles WordPerfect 5.0 131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/wp2latex.arc wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu in directory [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc. front_ends.wp2latex] WordPerfect users should also consult TUGboat issues 10#1 and 10#4. wp2latex.zip wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd1:<msdos.tex> A PC program (Turbo Pascal) by R. C. Houtepen at the Eindhoven University in the Netherlands. Pascal source is included. Users find it "helpful" and "decent" in spite of some limitations. It gets high marks for handling font changes. Limitations include no indices, table of contents, margins or graphics. It also won't handle the new features of WordPerfect 5.1, in particular the equation formatter. wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu C version by Glenn Geers 134.173.4.23 [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc.front_ends.wp2latex] xdvi comp.sources.x xdvi expo.lcs.mit.edu contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 18.30.0.212 Patchlevel 11 xdvi gatekeeper.dec.com pub/X11/contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 16.1.0.2 Patchlevel 11 xdvi sipb.mit.edu X11 DVI previewer ftp/pub/x11r3.dvi xfig cayuga.cs.rochester.edu xfig expo.lcs.mit.edu xgnuplot expo.lcs.mit.edu contrib/gnuplot-2.0-X11.tar.Z X-windows front-end for GNUplot Xgraph comp.sources.unix Volume 3 xtex foobar.colorado.edu xtex previewer by Dirk Grunwald pub/SeeTeX Version 2.16.1 YARB contact the author directly YARB is an Arabic font by Yannis Haralambous (yannis@frcitl81.bitnet) Universite de Lille 1 / 59655 Villenueve d'Ascq / France. Cost is one postcard, plus cost of transport. When writing, please enclose postal coupons for the reply. zed.sty archive-server@prg.oxford.ac.uk zguide.tex (this is not an ftp site) LaTeX macros for the "Z" specification language zip.tex posted to comp.text.tex by dsmith@applga.aa.cad.slb.com (J. Daniel Smith) Prints bar codes for USPS ZIP codes. [unnamed] dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu Previewer for Atari ST by Robert Stabl [unnamed] foobar.colorado.edu BDF format font files for X by Dirk Grunwald [unnamed] listserv@mammutti.utu.fi Amiga CommonTeX? [unnamed] mims-iris.waterloo.edu fonts [unnamed] phoibos.cs.kun.nl dvi previewer for the Archimedes (Acorn) pub/ToalTeX [unnamed] science.utah.edu Hershey fonts (128.110.192.2) [unnamed] sol.cs.ruu.nl diagram macros by Francis Borceux [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu DVI driver standards committee digests 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu fonts for Canon printers 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] terminator.cc.umich.edu Atari TeX stuff [unnamed] ux.acss.umn.edu archives for Atari ST [unnamed] vgr.brl.mil TeX with previewer for PI's (sgi) (src) 192.5.23.6 info-iris/tex [unnamed] godzilla.cgl.rmit.oz.au TeX with previewer for PI's (sgi) 131.170.14.2 (binaries) [1c] Mail servers for selected sites. When using mail servers, bear several points in mind. [a] Follow the instructions carefully. Each mail server accepts a different dialect of commands. Make sure you aren't following server X's instructions when sending requests to server Y. Mail servers are computer programs and ill-formed requests tend to give mail server administrators migraine headaches. (I know, I'm one such administrator.) [b] Use mail servers only if you cannot obtain the files by ftp or other means. [c] Requesting large amounts of material via mail servers is frowned upon by system administrators. Overuse of mail servers may result in the shutdown of said server. Bearing all that in mind, ... sol.cs.ruu.nl: mail-server@cs.ruu.nl or uunet!mcsun!hp4nl!ruuinf Send the message begin path john@highbrow.edu (PLEASE SUBSTITUTE *YOUR* ADDRESS) send HELP end ymir.claremont.edu: mailserv@ymir.claremont.edu To retrieve files from ymir via the mailserver, send a message to mailserv@ymir.claremont.edu with a line saying send [DIRECTORY]FILENAME where DIRECTORY is the FTP directory (sans "anonymous") and FILENAME is the filename, e.g. "send [tex]00readme.txt". There is a list of files in each directory under the name 00files.txt Binary files are not available by this technique. sun.soe.clarkson.edu: archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu [No instructions yet available.] uk.ac.tex: FTP access is available *only* to JANET users. Login as username "public" and password "public". Then get the file [tex-archive]00readme.txt Access via mail server: Send a message to texserver@uk.ac.tex [for non-UK people, the address is probably texserver@tex.ac.uk] The message body must contain at least the following three lines starting in column 1. --- (your address from Aston - see the end of this message) help Return Addressing: Internet users name%site@nsfnet-relay Bitnet and EARN name%site@earn-relay UUCP name%site@ukc atari.archive.umich.edu: atari@atari.archive.umich.edu Send the message "help" to receive instructions. =============================================================================== [2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh. o Textures (lowercase 'x'): Version 2.0 allegedly has many improvements over 1.2. A nice system, fast, and well-featured. The editor leaves a little to be desired, but with a good DA editors, that's not a big issue. "Textures is a mature product, very stable, well supported. Has a very good preview feature. At around $400 list, it is way too expensive. However, many University bookstores have it for $125." -- John Doner (doner@henri.ucsb.edu) 4 Dec 90 If you buy it from the TeX Users Group, they will get the vendor royalty. TeX Users Group P.O. Box 9506 Providence, RI 02940-9506 Phone: 401-751-7760 The publisher is Blue Sky Research, 534 SW Third Avenue, Portland, OR 97204. o OzTeX: You can't beat the price on this one. It's free (public domain even). It comes with source, and a web-to-modula2 program. The nice (or not) feature of this program is that it uses PK and TFM files directly (unlike Textures which bundles them into Mac formats). Another nice feature is that OzTeX creates dvi files directly. Available via anonymous ftp from: midway.uchicago.edu in pub/sources/OzTeX. watmsg.waterloo.edu (129.97.129.9) in pub/oztex. ymir.claremont.edu (goes without saying) x MacTeX: FTL is officially defunct, and MacTeX is no longer available. o CTeX: The web2c version ported to the Mac (under MPW). Available from ymir and midway. ? An ArborText representative posted the following: Some time ago Textset Inc. changed its name to ArborText Inc. 535 W. William St. / Suite 300 / Ann Arbor, MI 48103 / USA (313) 996-3566 (voice) (313) 996-3573 (fax) help@arbortext.com: email address for product support. =============================================================================== [3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC. The definitive source for public domain PC TeX-related software is Jon Radel. His catalog which is currently 40 pages long contains several versions of TeX for the PC, device drivers, fonts, macros, TUG documents, etc. A catalog is available by sending an envelope which can contain 10 sheets of 8.5x11 paper with adequate return postage or $2.00 (US). Contact: Jon Radel Postal Address: P.O. Box 2276 Reston, VA 22090 Notes: Software is distributed on 5.25" 360K and 1.2M floppy disks. 3.5" disks are available by prior arrangement. There is a charge of $3.50/floppy in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico; $4.00/floppy elsewhere. Other sources are the ftp sites listed in part [1]. The following information was released on 1 Feb 1989: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DosMF has passed the TRAP test and is now part of the DosTeX distribution. DosMF is distributed with the complete set of Computer Modern Metafont source files as well as sources for the LaTeX fonts. As with the current version of DosTeX, the size of the mem[] array is user-controllable and preloaded versions may be created from inimf dumps. Other array sizes and constants are as specified in METAFONT: The Program (except max_in_open, which has been raised from 6 to 10). Performance is approximately 30 seconds per character when generating the cmr10 font at 200 dpi on a 8 Mhz 1-ws AT clone. MSDOS versions of GFtoDVI and GFtoPK are included as well. Online graphics support is provided within DosMF for the Hercules card. Alternatively, the DosTeX Hercules previewer may be used with the output of GFtoDVI. The default local mode is for the Epson printer operating at 240h x 216v dpi. No provision has been made to avoid name truncation under MSDOS (i.e., mfput.2602gf becomes mfput.260). DosMF is probably no match for commercially available implementations, but it should be just fine for people who do not use Metafont that often or wish to learn how to design fonts with the language. The DosTeX distribution occupies 7 360k floppy disks. If you receive it from the vendor, a printed version of the installation/operation instructions is also included, along with support by mail or telephone as needed. To receive DosTeX, send a check or money order payable to Electronetics, Inc. for US$75 (US$85 outside USA) with your name and address to: Electronetics, Incorporated c/o Gary Beihl 119 Jackrabbit Run Round Rock, TX 78664 -- Gary Beihl (beihl@mcc.com) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stephen McGrath (smg@eedsp.gatech.edu) has placed a rather complete collection of TeX gizmos for MS-DOS on eedsp.gatech.edu (128.61.2.1) in the TeX directory. Get the file "readme.tex" before starting. It includes SBTeX from Wayne Sullivan, Nelson Beebe's dvi drivers, an EGA/VGA/8514 screen previewer, a BibTeX 0.99 implementation from J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis, macro and style packages, and a humongous number of cm and am fonts. You will need at least 4MB for the TeX/LaTeX/SliTeX/AmsTeX/BibTeX/etc stuff, and up to 30 MB to install and unpack all of the drivers and fonts. 13MB is a realistic estimate for TeX, drivers, and CM fonts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================================== [4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes. TeX for Unix is available from the University of Washington. It is up-to-date (TeX 3.0, MF 2.0), contains detailed installation instructions and support is available if you have problems. Money from the distribution tapes goes towards funding the support hotline and future Unix TeX development. For more information, contact Elizabeth Tachikawa Northwest Computing Support Center 208 Lewis Hall, DW-10 Seattle, WA 98195 206-543-6259 elisabet@max.acs.washington.edu ^ | N.B. =============================================================================== [5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives. Send email to archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu archive-server%sun.soe.clarkson.edu@omnigate.bitnet dumb1!dumb2!dumb3!smart!sun.soe.clarkson.edu!archive-server containing the single word "help". You will receive instructions on how to use the email server. See also section [1c]. =============================================================================== [7] Converting whatever to TeX Only the names of programs are presented here. Refer to section [1b] to see where to get them from. This information is based on a summary by James Mark (mark@nuri.inria.fr) posted on 28 Aug 90. BibTeX -> refer - refer-to-bibtex BibTeX -> tib - refer-to-bibtex ChiWriter -> TeX - Chi2TeX by Horstmann Software, US$75 MS-Word -> LaTeX - wd2latex.zip PC-Write -> TeX - pcwritex.arc, pcwtex.zoo refer -> BibTeX - refer-to-bibtex, r2bib RTF -> troff - rtf-tools RUNOFF -> TeX - RUNOFF-to-TeX scribe -> LaTeX - scribe2latex, s2latex SCROLL -> LaTeX - ? requested by jeburke@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU (John Burke) 29 Nov 90 TeXinfo -> troff - texinfo2troff, texi2roff tib -> BibTeX - refer-to-bibtex troff -> LaTeX - TROFF-TO-LATEX.TAR-Z, tr2latex troff -> TeX - tr2tex, textr WordPerfect -> LaTeX - wp2latex.zip Please send additions/corrections to the above list to mark.nuri.inria.fr, as well as to raymond@math.berkeley.edu. =============================================================================== [8] DVI drivers for printer X/display Y You can ftp a substantial listing of whatever-to-dvi converters from ymir.claremont.edu:[anonymous.tex.driver.info]. Printer/Display Recent queries from --------------- ------------------- Dataproducts 8070 Hill_IC@cc.curtin.edu.au (Ian Hill) 14 Dec 90 HP DeskJet Martin v.d. Boogaard reports: The version of Beebe's driver I tried to use was adapted by Paul Kirkaas (kirkaas@cs.ucla.edu) and Peter Lamb (prl@iis.uucp). HP LJ III hanne@snips.harvard.edu (Hanne Kooy) 24 Oct 90 MGR Window Manager david@doe.utoronto.ca (David Megginson) 6 Nov 90 NEC LC 800 verwer@ruuinf.cs.ruu.nl (Nico Verwer) 12 Dec 90 NEC P2200/Epson 24-pin printers cudat@warwick.ac.uk (J M Hicks) 2 Nov 90 SGI/4D70GT somu@pilot.njin.net (Prabhakar Somu) 22 Nov 90 Tektronix c9c-dx@danube.Berkeley.EDU (Class Account) 28 Nov 90 Xerox 8700 mdeck@acsu.buffalo.edu (Mary Deck) suggests TeXrox, by Thomas J. Reid of Texas A & M University support Xerox 9700/9790, 8700/8790, 4050 Contact: x066tr@tamvm1.bitnet =============================================================================== [$\omega$] Acknowledgements Thanks to all the people whose articles in comp.text.tex I've ruthlessly excerpted. Opinions are those of the original authors (even though I've lost many of the attributions), but if you want to blame me for them, go ahead. Thanks also to all the people who've sent me corrections, to the authors of all the software, and to the many nameless administrators which keep FTP sites up and running. Special thanks to Edward Vielmetti (emv@ox.com) for providing the raw material for section [1b], as well as for moderating comp.archives, which was another source of information. Extra special thanks to Don Hosek, for gosh oh-so-many things.
raymond@wish-bone.berkeley.edu (Raymond Chen) (03/31/91)
This file is in several parts. [1] A list of ftp sites. [1a] Major archive sites. [1b] A list of ftp sites. [1c] Mail servers for selected sites. [2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh. [3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC. [4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes. [5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives. [6] There is no chapter six. [7] Converting whatever to TeX [8] DVI drivers for printer X Disclaimer: I can't verify all the information contained herein. If you find an error or want to make an addition, send mail to raymond@math.berkeley.edu. =============================================================================== [1] FTP sites. Please remember to bear in mind the geographical location of the site to which you intend to ftp. (This can typically be determined by inspecting the last component in the site name.) Overseas links tend to be slow and expensive. Choose the closest available site. [1a] Major archive sites. Major archive sites (and their administrators): ymir.claremont.edu [134.173.4.23] Claremont College, California, USA Time zone: -0700 GMT Contact: Don Hosek () The second-largest TeX archive in the world. (The largest accessible via FTP.) Aggresively tracks down packages for downloading. labrea.stanford.edu [36.8.0.47] Stanford University, California, USA Time zone: -0700 GMT Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings. The "official" repository for TeX and related toys. wsmr-simtel20.army.mil [26.2.0.74] White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, USA Time Zone: -0600 GMT Contact: Keith Petersen () Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings An archive of MS-DOS and other stuff. TeX-related things can be found in the directory pd1:<msdos.tex>. sun.soe.clarkson.edu [128.153.12.3] Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, USA Time zone: -0400 GMT Assorted things, especially LaTeX style files. uk.ac.tex Time Zone: 0000 GMT Home of the UKTeX newsletter, and a repository for all sorts of things. NOTE! This is not an Internet FTP site! Aggresively tracks down packages for downloading. See section [1c] for access details. archive.cs.ruu.nl [131.211.80.5] Department of Computer Science, Utrecht Univ., the Netherlands Time Zone: +0100 GMT Contact: piet@cs.ruu.nl (Piet van Oostrum) Suggested hours: Weekends and evenings (2000 to 0900 UTC) midway.uchicago.edu [128.135.12.73] Time Zone: -0500 GMT Contact: Walter Carlip (oztex@midway.uchicago.edu) Home of various Macintosh TeX goodies (in macintosh/tex). Requests for any TeX-related things for the Mac can be sent to oztex@midway.uchicago.edu and Walter will see if he can find it. (How's *that* for dedication!) >>> Odds are good that if you want something, one of these sites <<< >>> (especially ymir) has it. <<< [1aa] Mirror sites. I won't list mirror sites in section [1b]. yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au [131.170.24.42] Mirrors labrea (for users Down Under) /pub/tex/labrea wuarchive.wustl.edu [128.252.135.4] Mirrors wsmr-simtel20.army.mil. /mirrors/msdos ftp.cs.toronto.edu [128.100.1.105] Mirrors the clarkson style archives (for Canadian users) pub/TeX/tex-styles [1b] A list of ftp sites. The original list is due to Ed Vielmetti (emv@ox.com). The information was originally sorted by site. It's now sorted by product. I've also added information from other lists and articles. Certain sites are labelled as follows: [p] -- primary distribution point [l] -- latest version resides here [x] -- use of this site is disrecommended. Newsgroups are also listed as "sites", meaning that the program in question was posted to that newsgroup and should be available from any site that archives those newsgroups. lee@sq.sq.com (Liam R. E. Quin) maintains a master list of fonts, selections of which are included below. Product where Comments/Directory ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Adobe font ftp.cs.umb.edu per Karl Berry's article in TUGboat names 192.12.26.23 pub/tex/fontname afm2tfm labrea.stanford.edu AFtoPL tut.cis.ohio-state.edu v2.0 by Clayton M. Elwell aft2tfm part of dvips AMS fonts e-math.ams.com [pl] Euler, extra math, cmex, cyrillic 130.44.1.100 /ams/amsfonts/sources AMS fonts ymir.claremont.edu NOTE: The AMS doesn't alert other archive sites when there are changes to the contents of e-math.ams.com. Consequently, other sites may be slightly behind. (Silly AMS.) AMSTeX e-math.ams.com AMSTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu 128.153.12.3 ape anna.stanford.edu Sriram Sankar's Ada macros for TeX APL font ymir.clarkson.edu [anonymous.tex.mf.misc]cmapl10.mf with supporting macros in [anonymous.tex.inputs.plain-contrib] APL font power.eee.ndsu.nodak.edu 134.129.123.1 apl-tex-font/27-Jul-90 ascii2german.sh by dorai@egeria.rice.edu (Dorai Sitaram) titan.rice.edu directory /public ascii2german converts "ae" "oe" "ue" and "ss" to the appropriate German characters. Not infallible due to ambiguities like "Masse" and "Ma{\ss}e". (see also diac.sh) ascii2TeX 132.76.64.13 by CFGROB@weizmann.bitnet (warning! it's a perl script) Astrological font uk.ac.tex [tex-archive.fonts.planets] Babel fonts ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.babel] The Babel fonts are a collection of various language fonts: Classical Greek, Modern Greek, Hebrew, Modern Icelandic, Cyrillic, Modern Turkish. Bar code fonts ymir.claremont.edu by Dimitri Vulis [anonymous.tex.mf] BibCard crl.nmsu.edu by Bill Ogden (ogden@nmsu.edu) 128.123.1.14 an X interface to BibTeX databases pub/misc/bibcard3.tar.Z BibTeX june.cs.washington.edu v.99c BibTeX labrea.stanford.edu v.99c, directory bibtex BibTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu Oren Patashnik's BibTeX 128.153.12.3 BibTeX phoibos.cs.kun.nl for the Archimedes (from Acorn) pub/ToalTeX BibTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu for Atari ST by J. Longs BibTeX midway.uchicago.edu for Macintosh BibTeX eedsp.gatech.edu for MS-DOS v99 by J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis BibTeX titan.rice.edu for MS-DOS 128.42.1.30 public/PC-BibTeX.tar BibTeX for plain TeX ymir.claremont.edu by Oren Patashnik BibTeX style archives sun.soe.clarkson.edu directory pub/bibtex-style E.g. Amer. Psych. Assn. BNF style (posted to comp.text.tex) by Hugh Osborne (hugh@phoibos.cs.kun.nl) BNF.tex (posted to comp.text.tex) by Erik Quanstrom (quanstro@stolaf.edu) btt (posted to comp.text.tex by king@batserver.cs.uq.oz.au) BibTeX tools C++2LaTeX tupac-amaru.informatik.rwth-aachen.de 192.35.229.9 LaTeX pretty-printer for C and C++ filename C++2LaTeX-1.1-PL4.tar.Z C++2LaTeX ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.utilities.cpp2latex] C++2LaTeX fidji.informatik.uni-freiburg.de 132.230.30.80 ftp/soft/tex C++2LaTeX cnam.cnam.fr 192.33.159.6 ftp/pub/TeX cassette.tex by drstrip@intvax.UUCP (David R. 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CM fonts labrea.stanford.edu METAFONT sources, pub/tex/cm CM fonts sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT sources CM fonts ymir.claremont.edu METAFONT sources [anonymous.tex.mf.standard] CMPica ymir.claremont.edu typewriter font by Don Hosek [anonymous.tex.mf.pica] Italic and boldface come out as underlined and wavy-underlined, suitable for picky PhD formatting requirements. cnoweb blake.u.washinton.edu by Jim Fox comment environment (a) see Sch\"opf macros ("verbatim.sty") (b) use "annotation.sty" by Tom Hofmann, wtho@ciba-geigy.ch (c) use "version.sty" by Stephen Bellantoni, sjb@cs.toronto.edu (d) use "comment.sty" by Victor Eijkhout in TeXhax-72,1990 Common-TeX berkeley.edu v2.9 by Pat Monardo (monardo@cshl.org) Common-TeX isis.cshl.org v3.0 (beta) /tex/commontex300.a[.Z] cprog.sty sun.soe.clarkson.edu by Eamonn McManus /pub/latex-style Lets you typeset C++ directly into LaTeX without needing a preprocessor. cspex10 by jeffrey@cs.chalmers.se (Alan Jeffrey) delimiter font for variable-sized [[ .. ]] brackets. 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Note that you can do decimal alignment in unadorned LaTeX via \begin{tabular}{r@{.}l} 10&7 \\ 1&3 \\ 0&75 \end{tabular} DECUS 1990 TeX Collection directory /decus/tex directory wuarchive.wustl.edu 128.252.135.4 detex UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/trickey detex comp.sources.unix (see textool) detex arthur.cs.purdue.edu unknown authorship ftp/pub/trinkle/detex.tar detex csvax.cs.caltech.edu really, striptex.c pub/tex detex is a filter which removes all TeX command. Typically used before piping into a spell-checker. striptex.c is a tiny (73-line) C program, so it shouldn't be too hard to get it to compile on anything. The following patch is due to pkarp@grubby-thicket.nlm.nih.gov. It apparently is to be applied to the Al-Yahya version. File: Expand.c 118,119c118 < /* PDK - was strcat - how did this ever work? */ < strcpy(buf,buf2); --- > strcat(buf,buf2); Devanagari script characters by Frans Velthuis velthuis@hgrrug5.bitnet diac.sh nestroy.wu-wien.ac.at by Gustaf Neumann pub/Typeset diac converts "ae" "oe" "ue" and "ss" to the appropriate German characters. Not infallible due to ambiguities like "Masse" and "Ma{\ss}e". difftex.sh posted by epstein@trwacs.fp.trw.com takes two files and produces a third that contains change bars. use with changebar.sty. Dingbat characters ymir.claremont.edu by Doug Henderson [anonymous.tex.mf] DOSTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> doublespace.sty FILESERV@SHSU.BITNET double-spacing in LaTeX (not an ftp site!) send the message SENDME STY.DOUBLESPACE dutchsort.bib (posted to comp.text.tex) by spit@ruunsa.fys.ruu.nl sorts non-English (esp. Dutch) names properly. dvi2dj pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu HP DeskJet, by James Krause dvi2img midway.uchicago.edu Imagewriter (Macintosh) dvi2lj nestroy.wu-wien.ac.at [l] HP LaserJet driver by Gustaf Neumann pub/src/Typeset/dvi2xx dvi2lj sol.cs.ruu.nl HP LaserJet driver by Gustaf Neumann pub/TEX/DVI/dvi2lj.arc The dvi2lj driver has gotten good reviews. The copy on SIMTEL20 is reportedly corrupted. dvi2ps june.cs.washington.edu of unknown authorship dvi2ps crl.nmsu.edu of unknown authorship dvi2ps unknown by Tony Li dvi2tty sol.cs.ruu.nl ASCII dvi previewer 131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/DVI/dvi2tty.shar dvi2tty sun.soe.clarkson.edu dvi2tty comp.sources.misc Displays dvi files (crudely) on a character-based terminal. DVItoVDU augean.ua.oz.au original by Andrew Trevorrow 129.127.4.2 C port by idall@augean.ua.OZ.AU (Ian Dall) pub/misc/dv.tar.Z patches in pub/misc/dv.patch.Z Mr. Dall says, "dvi previewer for tek, regis and other terminals". dvi3ps pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu merge of several dvi2ps versions, by Kevin Coombes (krc@hilda.umd.edu) dvi3ps stag.math.lsa.umich.edu merge of serveral dvi2ps versions, 141.211.64.23 by Kevin Coombes, pub/kevin Version 3.3 (1 May 1990). dvi3ps tut.cis.ohio-state.edu merge of several dvi2ps versions, by Kevin Coombes dvi72m midway.uchicago.edu dvi-to-quickdraw dvibit UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/dvibit dvi previewer on BBN Bitgraph dviconcat mimsy.umd.edu Combines dvi files, by Chris Torek 128.8.128.8 tex/mctex.beta.1dec89.Z dvicopy tik.vtt.fi by P Breitenlohner ftp/pub/tex/dvicopy.{web.Z,ch} copies a dvi file ``expanding'' characters from virtual fonts to the corresponding non-virtual font characters, movements and rules. dvidis cs.yale.edu v3.4 VAXStation previewer by Jerry Leichtner dvidis venus.ycc.yale.edu previewer for Vax VMS dvidvi labrea.stanford.edu by Tomas Rokicki extracts pages from dvi files pub/dvidvi.tar.Z dview wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS previewer, PD1:<MSDOS.TEX> dvihplj ymir.claremont.edu by Eberhard Mattes [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc.drivers.emtex] dvidrv*.zip dviimp labrea.stanford.edu IMAGENDVI driver, directory imagen dvijep math.utah.edu /pub/tex/dvi/dvi.tar.Z dvimswin wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald dvimswin c.scs.uiuc.edu MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald dvimswin cica.cica.indiana.edu MS-Windows previewer by Doug McDonald 129.79.20.22 dvipage comp.sources.unix Sun previewer for TeX DVI files Volume 15 dvipage june.cs.washington.edu Neal Hunt's previewer for Sunview (v3.0) dvipr unknown dvips labrea.stanford.edu by Tomas Rokicki neon.stanford.edu Version 5.46 dvips546.tar.Z - includes dvips source, PSlatex. dvipslib.tar.Z - includes VF and TFM files for PS fonts dvipsafm.tar.Z - includes AFM files for common PS fonts dvips.ps.Z - dvips manual in PostScript form dvips ftp.win.tue.nl version 5.4 by Tomas Rokicki 131.155.2.8 /pub/dvips54.info et al dvips ymir.claremont.edu ported to VMS [anonymous.tex.drivers.dvips_new] dvips terminator.cc.umich.edu by Tomas Rokicki, ported by Russel Lang MS-DOS version. pc1/text-mgmt/TeX/dvips*.zip dvips54 monu1.cc.monash.edu.au MS-DOS version (precompiled) pub/dvips54.zip, dvipslib.zip dvips54 shape.mps.ohio-statel.edu MS-DOS version (precompiled) pub/msdos/dvips/dvips54.zip, dvipslib.zip dvips547 archive.cs.ruu.nl MS-DOS version (precompiled) 131.211.80.5 dvips547_msdos_exes.zip dviselect mimsy.umd.edu Chris Torek's page extractor tex/mctex.beta.1dec89.Z dvisun UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/dvisun dvi previewer for Sun II dvitype CTRSCI.MATH.UTAH.EDU by Nelson Beebe dvivga c.scs.uiuc.edu MSDOS VGA previewer by Doug McDonald 128.174.90.3 dvivga1.arc is the executable and docs. dvivga[2-8].arc are font files. dvivga9.arc is the source. dvivga wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MSDOS VGA previewer by Doug McDonald eepic IRIS.UCDAVIS.EDU eepic svax.cs.cornell.edu eepic uk.ac.tex [tex-archive.latex.contrib.eepic] emacs TeX-mode UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/trickey/emacsmacro by Trickey. emTeX rusmv1.rus.uni-stuttgart.de 129.69.1.12 /soft/tex/emtex emTeX ymir.claremont.edu tex/ibm_pc/tex/emtex/disk[1-6] 134.173.4.23 emTeX terminator.cc.umich.edu msdos/text-mgmt/TeX/emtex/disk[1-6] 141.211.164.8 emTeX msdos.archive.umich.edu version 13.08.90 35.1.33.8 get emtex.README before beginning. emTeX ponder.csci.unt.edu /pub/TeX emTEX archive.cs.ruu.nl TEX/emtex/INDEX 131.211.80.5 emTeX is a full TeX implementation, with previewer, LaTeX, METAFONT, lots of printer drivers, etc. For MS-DOS and OS/2. By Eberhard Mattes (mattes@azu.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de) env.tex (posted to comp.text.tex by DLV@CUNYVMS1.BITNET) Prints bar codes (for zip code) on envelopes. epelle inria.inria.fr by Paul Zimmermann (zimmermann@inria) 128.93.8.1 French spelling checker, incl. accents epelle crl.nmsu.edu pub/misc/epelle.tar.Z 128.123.1.14 eplain ics.uci.edu version 1.8 128.195.1.1 TeX/eplain eplain ftp.cs.umb.edu version 1.8 192.12.26.4 pub/tex/eplain eplain labrea.stanford.edu 36.8.0.47 eplain june.cs.washington.edu 128.95.1.4 epsf.tex (posted to comp.text.tex by lehtonen@tukki.jyu.fi (Ari Lehtonen)) TeXtures-compatible Postscript inclusion errata labrea.stanford.edu directory "errata" errata were also published in the article D.E. Knuth, The Errors of TeX, Software -- Practice and Experience, Vol. 19(7), 607--685 (July 1989) For a copy of the Technical Report, send $10 (payable to Stanford University) to Publications, Computer Science Department, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-2140. ESSENTIAL FILESERV@SHSU.BITNET ``Essential LaTeX'' (not an ftp site!) send the message LIST ESSENTIAL fancyheadings.sty by piet@cs.ruu.nl (Piet van Oostrum) archive.cs.ruu.nl multi-line header/footers and much more 131.211.80.5 TEX/latexstyle/fancyheadings.{doc,sty} Fig svax.cs.cornell.edu v2.1, pub/fig/fig.tar.Z Fig sun.soe.clarkson.edu v2.1, pub/transfig/fig.tar.Z Fig is a graphics editor under SunView. Its output can be translated via TransFig [qv] into Postscript, pic, LaTeX picture envirnoment, PiCTeX, EEPIC, TeXtyl etc. fig2latex Obsolete. See TransFig. fnote.tex ymir.claremont.edu single-spaced footnotes in double-spaced document [anonymous.tex.inputs.plain-contrib]fnote.tex fweb lyman.pppl.gov FORTRAN web gentle-tex.tex pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu ``A Gentle Introduction to TeX'' tex/gentle-tex.tex GENTLE FILESERV@SHSU.BITNET ``A Gentle Introduction to TeX'' (not an ftp site!) send the message LIST GENTLE for instructions. GNUplot comp.sources.misc GNUplot prep.ai.mit.edu pub/gnu/gnuplot2.0.tar.Z GNUplot cs.duke.edu [p] pub/gnuplot2.01.tar.Z GNUplot duke.cs.duke.edu pub/gnuplot.tar.Z 128.109.140.1 GNUplot monu1.cc.monash.edu.au pub/gnuplot.tar.Z 130.194.1.101 GNUplot uk.ac.tex version 2.01 [tex-archive.gnuplot] GNUplot patches uk.ac.tex [tex-archive.gnuplot]patch1.uue GNUplot is a graphing program which can export its graphs into TeX or LaTeX documents. GNUplot/LaTeX cs.duke.edu handy macros by David F. Kotz dist/sources/gnuplot/gnuplot-latex.shar Greek fonts princeton.edu [p] by Silvio Levy ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.babel.greek.levy] (*) xydeco.siemens.com 129.73.1.101 Silvio Levy's `gr' Greek family for both modern and classical Greek includes roman, typewriter, and bold, plus a macro package. (*) Despite the directory name, [....levy] contains Brian Hamilton Kelly's Greek font. Maybe. groff prep.ai.mit.edu GNU troff, which can read tfm's and produce dvi files. HP font bitmaps mims-iris.waterloo.edu 129.97.129.116 hyphenation tables athene.uni-paderborn.de /local/share/tex-3.0/macros ghypgen (German) and fhyphen (French) are available. hyphenation (Dutch) announced in comp.text.tex by fj@iesd.auc.dk (Frank Jensen) Internation Phonetic Alphabet from Washington State University ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.mf.ipa] iptex mimsy.umd.edu by Chris Torek ispell tut.cis.ohio-state.edu directory pub/gnu/ispell ispell is a general purpose spell checker that "knows" about LaTeX. Works in combination with Emacs. A file ispell.el is also available. ivd2dvi june.cs.washington.edu by Larry Denenberg Japanese [La]TeX for MS-DOS by jalbert@cs.ubc.ca (Francois Jalbert) utsun [133.11.11.11] version 1.0 NB! 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MakeIndex metsat.met.fsu.edu makeindex UNIX TeX tape tex82/LateX/LateXmakeindex/src meaning.sty (posted to comp.text.tex) by yxoc@fb14vax.cs.uni-sb.de (Ralf Treinen) Double square brackets, as used for the semantics of programming languages. METAFONT labrea.stanford.edu by Donald Knuth, directory "mf" METAFONT june.cs.washington.edu METAFONT dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu METAFONT for Atari ST by John Dunning METAFONT atari.archive.umich.edu METAFONT for Atari ST, v2.7 METAFONT METAFONT for Amiga by Stefan Becker ftp.informatik.rwth-aachen.de 192.35.229.9 pub/amiga mf2ps shemp.cs.ucla.edu translates METAFONT into PostScript 131.179.128.34 see TUGBOAT 11:4, pp 525-541. pub/mf2ps.shar.Z mfware sun.soe.clarkson.edu METAFONT utilities 128.153.12.3 Mittlebach macros sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] Macro packages by ymir.claremont.edu [p] Frank Mittlebach mltex.tar enac5.enac.dgac.fr by Jean-Marc Alliot 143.196.3.5 allows hyphenation in accented words pub/tex/mltex.tar.Z modes.mf ftp.cs.umb.edu v0.4 by Karl Berry karl@cs.umb.edu 192.12.26.23 pub/tex/modes.mf mode_def's for as many printers as possible. Send contributions directly to Karl. mpage comp.sources.misc mpage wsmr-simtel20.army.mil print PostScript 4-up directory unix-c/postscript mpage hydra.helsinki.fi patched to handle A4 paper 128.214.4.29 MS-DOS dvi drivers eedsp.gatech.edu by Nelson H. F. Beebe 128.61.2.1 multi irisa.irisa.fr by Ross Cartlidge <rossc@extro.ucc.su.oz.au> print 2/4/8/16-up directory ./Postscript multi archive.su.oz.au 129.78.64.2 archive/ps_printing/multi/* multicol.sty sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] LaTeX multicolumn style ymir.claremont.edu [p] by Frank Mittelbach MusicTeX rsovax.circe.fr [pl] by Daniel Taupin 130.84.128.100 login as `musictex' and give your name as password MusicTeX qed.rice.edu alpha version 128.42.4.38 pub/musictex.tar.Z MusicTeX allows for multiple-stave music typesetting, as well as other enhancements and new features not in MuTeX. MuTeX cs.ubc.ca [x] src/MuTeX/MuTeX.tar.Z (slow) 137.82.8.5 MuTeX sol.cs.ruu.nl pub/TEX/mtex{fonts}.tar.Z 131.211.80.5 MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, aka mtex 130.71.128.1 pub/MuTeX.tar.Z pub/MuTeX_doc.tar.Z Includes English translation MuTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu submit/music MuTeX suned.zoo.cs.yale.edu music TeX, aka mtex 128.36.21.1 MuTeX stolaf.edu music TeX, pub/TeX MuTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>MUTEX.ARC MuTeX ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.music.mutex] MuTeX (aka MTeX) is a system developed for typesetting music. It only does single-staff music and does not support grace notes and the like. It was originally developed in Germany and the internal documentation is all in German. The guide (Version 1.1) is about 40 pages long. If you make it available for FTP, please contact Fran\c{c}ois Jalbert (jalbert@cs.ubc.ca). Nihongo-TeX Japanese TeX, authored by ryo-i@ascii.co.jp tony-o@ascii.co.jp isozaji@ntt-20.ntt.jp a87480@tansei.cc.u-tokyo.ac.jp miki.cs.titech.ac.jp utsun.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp nodeedge.sty sun.soe.clarkson.edu by Hideki Isozaki (isozaki@csli.Stanford.EDU) pub/tex/latex-style/nodeedge.shar For drawing hierarchical tree diagrams. Old English ymir.claremont.edu by Julian Bradfield [anonymous.tex.mf.cm.oe] Optical Character Recognition ymir.claremont.edu [anonymous.tex.mf] Oriya (an Indian script) under development outline.sty fileserv@shsu.bitnet by Peter Halvorson (peter@fission.gatech.edu) (not an FTP site) oz.sty (posted to comp.text.tex by king@batserver.cs.uq.oz.au) a.k.a. zed.sty LaTeX macros for the "Z" specification language OzTeX midway.uchicago.edu v1.3 by Andrew Trevorrow 128.135.12.73 pub/OzTeX OzTeX watmsg.waterloo.edu by Andrew Trevorrow 129.97.129.9 OzTeX giza.cis.ohio-state.edu v1.3, directory pub/oztex 128.146.8.61 OzTeX jade.unine.ch v1.3, directory pub/mac/oztex 130.125.10.1 OzTeX is a free version TeX for the Macintosh. Version 1.3 corresponds to TeX 3.0, and can be configured in "large" versions that can handle huge macro packages, e.g. LamsTeX. OzTeX uses standard pk fonts and tfm filesand creates standard dvi files. Includes a DVI previewer, and PostScript driver. For rudimentary support and additional information, send mail to oztex@midway.uchicago.edu. p2c csvax.caltech.edu Pascal to C translator (What's this doing here?) PasTeX ftp.uni-passau.de version 1.2a by Georg Hessmann 132.231.1.10 pub/amiga/tex PasTeX ab20.larc.nasa.gov version 1.2a by Georg Hessmann 128.155.23.64 incoming/amiga/TEX PasTeX is a implementation of TeX 3.1 for the Amiga. Also includes a DVI previewer and some printer drivers. pcwritex.arc wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Peter Flynn pd1:<msdos.tex> A print driver for PC-Write that "prints" a PC-Write v2.71 document to a TeX-compatible disk file. pcwtex.zoo wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pcwtex is a program to semiautomate translation of PC Write files to TeX. The author concedes that it is bit crude but it does most of the hard work, and that some fiddling by hand afterwards is usually required. phone.tex sun.soe.clarkson.edu by Dan Greening. typesets a mini telephone directory tex/tex-style phone.tex posted by em@dce.ie (Eamonn McManus) typesets a mini telephone directory physe uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYSE macro package phyzzx uclapp.physics.ucla.edu PHYZZX macro package PicTeX ymir.claremont.edu [l] PicTeX a.cs.uiuc.edu PicTeX june.cs.washington.edu PicTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu 128.153.12.3 PicTeX svax.cs.cornell.edu The PicTeX manual is not available in electronic form (at least, not legally). Manual can be obtained from TUG. Contact Tug@Math.AMS.com for more information. If you have a copy of the file pictex.dvi at your site, delete it now. Printing of that file is a violation of international copyright law. Funds from the sale of the PiCTeX manual are the only renumeration Michael Wichura (author of the package) gets for his work, and by illegally copying the manual, you not only deprive him of income he deserves, but also decrease the possibility of his releasing future macro packages under terms similar to those of PiCTeX. Note also that numerous bugs have been found in the LaTeX parts. As of 4 Oct 90, the most recent version is available only from ymir. The bug fixes will be included on future disks shipped by TUG. pmC blackbox.hacc.washington.edu poor man's Chinese and pmJ 128.95.200.1 Japanese TeX. BETA VERSIONS. pub/poorman Unless you are a reasonably experienced TeX user, a systems analyst/maintainer, or other reasonably serious jock, don't try now: we'll have it easier to do in a few months. Those taking copies of pmC or pmJ should send me e-mail notifying me that you are testing so that I may maintain a list for future notifications. -- ridgeway@blackbox.hacc.washington.edu (Thomas Ridgeway) Pointing hands ymir.claremont.edu by Georgia Tobin [anonymous.tex.mf] portland.sty ymir.claremont.edu portrait and landscape in the same LaTeX document postscript mimsy.umd.edu by Louis Mamakos and Chris Torek another dvi-to-postscript converter Preview argon.rti.org VAXStation previewer by Randy Buckland proof.sty (posted to comp.text.tex) by tatsuta@sato.riec.tohoku.ac.jp For proofs in Mathematical Logic. the things that look like A B --- C psfig linc.cis.upenn.edu by Trevor Darnell psfig labrea.stanford.edu psfig.tar.Z psfig-tex comp.sources.unix Including PostScript/Mac figures Volume 8 See also "Including Macintosh graphics in LATEX documents", TUGboat, vol. 11, no. 2, p. 194. psnup wsmr-simtel20.army.mil prints nonconforming PostScript n-up unix-c/postscript psnup goober.phri.nyu.edu 128.122.136.10 pub/misc/psnup.tar.Z psnup comp.sources.misc Volume 16 psroff gatekeeper.dec.com by Chris Lewis 16.1.0.2 lets you uses TeX fonts with troff pub/misc/psroff-2.0.tar.Z psroff ftp.cs.toronto.edu 128.100.1.65 pub/psroff.tar.Z r2bib UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/rusty/r2bib refer to BibTeX conversion Rail phoibos.cs.kun.nl Version 1.0.0 by Luc Rooijakkers 131.174.81.1 /pub/Rail/rail.1.0.tar.Z Composes ``railroad diagrams'' (computer language syntax diagrams). REDIS ymir.claremont.edu [p] Jacques Goldberg's Hebrew fonts [anonymous.tex.mf] REDIS listserv@taunivm [p] Jacques Goldberg's Hebrew fonts (not an FTP site) REDIS yallara.cs.rmit.oz.au Jacques Goldberg's Hebrew fonts A sans-serif Hebrew font in three faces, including italics. relative_sizes.sty posted by gvr@cs.brown.edu (George V. Reilly) Define \smaller and \larger macros to let you perform relative font size changes. refer-to-bibtex wheaties.ai.mit.edu A collection of programs 128.52.32.13 pub/refer-to-bibtex Ricoh fonts ftp.eb.ele.tue.nl 131.155.2.25 /pub/tex/fonts/300WWdpi mode_def posted by tasayco@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Maria Tasayco) rot.tex/rot.sty augean.ua.oz.au for rotated TeX or LaTeX pub/misc/rotate.tar.Z People who obtained rot.{tex,sty} before 24 Feb 91 should grab a new version. (A subtle bug fix appeared then.) ruled.tex emx.utexas.edu Macros for making tables 128.83.1.33 by Eric Myers (myers@emx.utexas.edu) pub/texsis/tables rtf-tools indri.primate.wisc.edu v1.04 by Paul DuBois 128.104.230.11 pub/RTF/RTF-1.04.shar Generic RTF-to-whatever conversion. No TeX or LaTeX driver has been written, but feel free to write one and contribute it. RUNOFF-to-TeX peter@dit.lth.se by Peter Vanroose (address of author) in VMS Pascal s2latex UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/van/s2latex scribe to LaTeX conversion SBTeX eedsp.gatech.edu in subdirectory TeX, get the file 128.61.2.1 readme.tex before beginning SBTeX venus.ycc.yale.edu MS-DOS TeX by Wayne Sullivan SBTeX wsmr-simtel20.army.mil MS-DOS TeX by Wayne Sullivan PD1:<MSDOS.TEX>SB30TEX.ZIP Schoepf macros sol.cs.ruu.nl [p] Macro packages by ymir.claremont.edu [p] Reiner Schoepf scmac202.tex network.ucsd.edu by Na Choon Piaw for television scripts anime/nsipo-archives screen.sty sun.soe.clarkson.edu for producing ASCII output from LaTeX You will also need crudetype to produce the ASCII file from the dvi. scribe2latex wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Van Jacobson 26.2.0.74 pd2:<unix-c.textproc> ScriptTeX ymir.claremont.edu v1.00 by Adrian McCarthy for scripts and screenplays SeeTeX foobar.colorado.edu by Dirk Grunwald SLaTeX titan.rice.edu Scheme typesetting, by Dorai Sitaram public/slatex.sh SliTeX ymir.claremont.edu directory [anonymous.tex.inputs.slitex] spideryweb princeton.edu Spidery WEB, by Norman Ramsey Design-your-own-WEB for any language. StTeX dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu TeX for Atari ST by Jwahar Bammi T2T Text2TeX, still under development by ucssph@ucs.uwplatt.edu (Samuel P. Howard) Tengwar ymir.claremont.edu by Mike Urban [anonymous.tex.mf.tengwar] Tengwar jcb@cs.edinburgh.ac.uk by Julian Bradfield (email) TeX labrea.stanford.edu directory "tex" TeX power.eee.ndsu.nodak.edu? TeX science.utah.edu 128.110.192.2 TeX phoibos.cs.kun.nl for the Archimedes (from Acorn) pub/ToalTeX TeX atari.archive.umich.edu for Atari ST, TeX 3.1 TeX ifi.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de 129.69.211.1 for Atari ST, TeX 3.1 pub/atari.st/tex TeX forwiss.uni-passau.de for Atari ST, TeX 3.1 132.231.1.10 pub/atari/tex TeX tek4310.kent.edu for ESIX by Yasir Doleh TeX ftp.cs.toronto.edu for Irix3.2, SunOS and Ultrix from U of Toronto TeX UNIX TeX tape for UNIX TeX freja.diku.dk for UNIX TeX june.cs.washington.edu for UNIX TeX ymir.claremont.edu [p] for VMS tex.dif ymir.claremont.edu description of TeX 3.0 cf 2.99... [anonymous.tex.sources.tex3_0] texchk comp.sources.unix LaTeX syntax checker Volume 3 texchk ifi.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de 129.69.211.1 pub/TeX/texchk.tar.Z texdvi2lj comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for LaserJet+ Volume 6 texdvi2tty comp.sources.unix TeX DVI driver for TTY's, etc. Volume 7 TeXhax archive june.cs.washington.edu TeXhax archive labrea.stanford.edu directory "texhax" TeXhax archive ymir.claremont.edu TeXhax archive uk.ac.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.TEXHAX.90] texi2roff comp.sources.unix GNU Texinfo to troff translator Volume 16 texi2roff ftp.cs.toronto.edu GNU Texinfo to troff translator by Beverly Erlebacher texindex comp.sources.unix Make an index from a LaTeX .idx file Volume 4 texindex2 comp.sources.unix AAAAARRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!! Bugs in texindex!!! Volume 4 texinfo.tex prep.ai.mit.edu Version 2.13 128.52.14.14 pub/gnu/lpf/texinfo.tex texinfo2troff prep.ai.mit.edu Rumored to exist 128.52.14.14 TeXMaG archive ymir.claremont.edu [ANONYMOUS.TEX.PERIODICALS.TEXMAG] TeXMaG archive sun.soe.clarkson.edu pub/texmag TeXMaG archive uk.ac.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.TEX-MAG] TeXsis emx.utexas.edu macros for physics papers 128.83.1.33 by Eric Myers (myers@emx.utexas.edu) pub/texsis TeXsun a.cs.uiuc.edu previewer for Sunview by Dirk Grunwald textools comp.sources.unix A collection of tools for TeX users Volume 7 (including detex) textool2 comp.sources.unix A collection of tools for TeX users Volume 8 (including detex) textr research.att.com version 0.5 by Kamal Al-Yahya Troff-to-TeX converter, 16-Oct-86. textyl venus.ycc.yale.edu by John Renner tgrind UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/van/tgrind Pretty-printing C tgrind rtsg.ee.lbl.gov tgrind venus.ycc.yale.edu by Jerry Leichtner includes VMS binary tgrind.sty ymir.claremont.edu embed tgrind output into LaTeX sun.soe.clarkson.edu Thai font ymir.claremont.edu two versions [anonymous.tex.babel.thai.rmit] [anonymous.tex.babel.thai.usl] tib minos.inria.fr James Alexander's "tib" bibliography 128.93.39.5 pub/tib tr2latex comp.sources.unix Translate troff to LaTeX Volume 10 tr2tex DECUS TeX tape (q.v.) TransFig svax.cs.cornell.edu v2.1.1, pub/fig/transfig.tar.Z TransFig sun.soe.clarkson.edu v2.1.1, pub/transfig TransFig uk.ac.tex v2.1, [tex-archive.utils.transfig] tree1 uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu linguist/tree1.1.tar.Z For drawing hierarchical tree diagrams. Very flexible. Can take advantage of Postscript capability. tree macros (posted to comp.text.tex) by hwb@texnix.stgt.sub.org tree.sty emr.cs.uiuc.edu by Ed Reingold /home/reingold/ftp/pub/tree.sty TreeTeX ? by Univ. Waterloo For drawing hierarchical trees. troff-to-latex.tar-Z by Kamal Al-Yahya at Stanford wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd2:<unix-c.textproc>. 26.2.0.74 troff-to-latex recognizes most -ms and -man macros, plus most eqn and some tbl commands. TUGboat files labrea.stanford.edu directory "tugboat" Turkish font june.cs.washington.edu tex/turkish.tar.Z twoup.sty son.sue.clarkson.edu two-up LaTeX style file txt.sty by Ralph Droms (droms@bucknell.edu) For monospace output, suitable for pure ASCII LaTeX output. UKTeX archive uk.ac.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.UKTEX.90] up osu-cis (?) by J. Greely print Postscript n-up Utah dvi driver family ctrsci.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe in directory PS1:[TEX.DVI] Utah dvi driver family science.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe (128.110.192.2) MS-DOS versions in aps:<tex.dvi>dviexe.arc Vietnamese font blackbox.hacc.washington.edu 128.95.200.1 /pub/testviet vita.sty (posted to comp.text.tex by Kim C. Border (kcb@hss.caltech.edu)) Curriculum vita style based on _A Handbook for Scholars_ by Mary-Claire van Leunen. wd2latex.zip wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Connor J Thomas PD:<MSDOS.TEX> wd2latex.zip ymir.claremont.edu by Connor J Thomas A bare-bones MS-Word-to-LaTeX converter. Written in Turbo Pascal 5.0, but comes with an MS-DOS binary. web2c june.cs.washington.edu v2.20 web2c uunet.uu.net web2c ics.uci.edu v5.8a by Karl Berry (karl@cs.umb.edu) [128.195.1.1] TeX/web-5.8a.tar.Z web2c ftp.cs.umb.edu v5.8a by Karl Berry [192.12.26.17] pub/tex/web2c5.8a.tarZ wp2latex sol.cs.ruu.nl Handles WordPerfect 5.0 131.211.80.5 pub/TEX/wp2latex.arc wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu in directory [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc. front_ends.wp2latex] WordPerfect users should also consult TUGboat issues 10#1 and 10#4. wp2latex.zip wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd1:<msdos.tex> A PC program (Turbo Pascal) by R. C. Houtepen at the Eindhoven University in the Netherlands. Pascal source is included. Users find it "helpful" and "decent" in spite of some limitations. It gets high marks for handling font changes. Limitations include no indices, table of contents, margins or graphics. It also won't handle the new features of WordPerfect 5.1, in particular the equation formatter. wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu C version by Glenn Geers 134.173.4.23 [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc.front_ends.wp2latex] xdvi comp.sources.x xdvi export.lcs.mit.edu contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 18.30.0.212 Patchlevel 11 xdvi gatekeeper.dec.com pub/X11/contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 16.1.0.2 Patchlevel 11 xdvi sipb.mit.edu X11 DVI previewer ftp/pub/x11r3.dvi xfig cayuga.cs.rochester.edu xfig export.lcs.mit.edu xgnuplot export.lcs.mit.edu contrib/gnuplot-2.0-X11.tar.Z X-windows front-end for GNUplot Xgraph comp.sources.unix Volume 3 xtex foobar.colorado.edu xtex previewer by Dirk Grunwald 128.138.243.105 pub/SeeTeX Version 2.17.0 YARB contact the author directly YARB is an Arabic font by Yannis Haralambous (yannis@frcitl81.bitnet) Universite de Lille 1 / 59655 Villenueve d'Ascq / France. Cost is one postcard, plus cost of transport. When writing, please enclose postal coupons for the reply. zed.sty archive-server@prg.oxford.ac.uk zguide.tex (this is not an ftp site) LaTeX macros for the "Z" specification language zip.tex posted to comp.text.tex by dsmith@applga.aa.cad.slb.com (J. Daniel Smith) Prints bar codes for USPS ZIP codes. [unnamed] dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu Previewer for Atari ST by Robert Stabl [unnamed] foobar.colorado.edu BDF format font files for X by Dirk Grunwald [unnamed] listserv@mammutti.utu.fi Amiga CommonTeX? [unnamed] mims-iris.waterloo.edu fonts [unnamed] phoibos.cs.kun.nl dvi previewer for the Archimedes (Acorn) pub/ToalTeX [unnamed] science.utah.edu Hershey fonts (128.110.192.2) [unnamed] sol.cs.ruu.nl diagram macros by Francis Borceux [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu DVI driver standards committee digests 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu fonts for Canon printers 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] terminator.cc.umich.edu Atari TeX stuff [unnamed] ux.acss.umn.edu archives for Atari ST [unnamed] vgr.brl.mil TeX with previewer for PI's (sgi) (src) 192.5.23.6 info-iris/tex [unnamed] godzilla.cgl.rmit.oz.au TeX with previewer for PI's (sgi) 131.170.14.2 (binaries) [1c] Mail servers for selected sites. When using mail servers, bear several points in mind. [a] Follow the instructions carefully. Each mail server accepts a different dialect of commands. Make sure you aren't following server X's instructions when sending requests to server Y. Mail servers are computer programs and ill-formed requests tend to give mail server administrators migraine headaches. (I know, I'm one such administrator.) [b] Use mail servers only if you cannot obtain the files by ftp or other means. [c] Requesting large amounts of material via mail servers is frowned upon by system administrators. Overuse of mail servers may result in the shutdown of said server. Bearing all that in mind, ... sol.cs.ruu.nl: mail-server@cs.ruu.nl or uunet!mcsun!hp4nl!ruuinf Send the message begin path john@highbrow.edu (PLEASE SUBSTITUTE *YOUR* ADDRESS) send HELP end ymir.claremont.edu: mailserv@ymir.claremont.edu To retrieve files from ymir via the mailserver, send a message to mailserv@ymir.claremont.edu with a line saying send [DIRECTORY]FILENAME where DIRECTORY is the FTP directory (sans "anonymous") and FILENAME is the filename, e.g. "send [tex]00readme.txt". There is a list of files in each directory under the name 00files.txt Binary files are not available by this technique. sun.soe.clarkson.edu: archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu [No instructions yet available.] uk.ac.tex: FTP access is available *only* to JANET users. Login as username "public" and password "public". Then get the file [tex-archive]00readme.txt Access via mail server: Send a message to texserver@uk.ac.tex [for non-UK people, the address is probably texserver@tex.ac.uk] The message body must contain at least the following three lines starting in column 1. --- (your address from Aston - see the end of this message) help Return Addressing: Internet users name%site@nsfnet-relay Bitnet and EARN name%site@earn-relay UUCP name%site@ukc atari.archive.umich.edu: atari@atari.archive.umich.edu Send the message "help" to receive instructions. hearn.bitnet (Nijmegen, The Netherlands): Send the message GET TEX-L FILELIST to where? Maybe fileserv@hearn. =============================================================================== [2] A list of TeX implementations for the Macintosh. o Textures (lowercase 'x'): Version 2.0 allegedly has many improvements over 1.2. A nice system, fast, and well-featured. The editor leaves a little to be desired, but with a good DA editors, that's not a big issue. "Textures is a mature product, very stable, well supported. Has a very good preview feature. At around $400 list, it is way too expensive. However, many University bookstores have it for $125." -- John Doner (doner@henri.ucsb.edu) 4 Dec 90 If you buy it from the TeX Users Group, they will get the vendor royalty. TeX Users Group P.O. Box 9506 Providence, RI 02940-9506 Phone: 401-751-7760 The publisher is Blue Sky Research, 534 SW Third Avenue, Portland, OR 97204. o OzTeX: You can't beat the price on this one. It's free (public domain even). It comes with source, and a web-to-modula2 program. The nice (or not) feature of this program is that it uses PK and TFM files directly (unlike Textures which bundles them into Mac formats). Another nice feature is that OzTeX creates dvi files directly. Available via anonymous ftp from: midway.uchicago.edu in pub/sources/OzTeX. watmsg.waterloo.edu (129.97.129.9) in pub/oztex. ymir.claremont.edu (goes without saying) x MacTeX: FTL is officially defunct, and MacTeX is no longer available. o CTeX: The web2c version ported to the Mac (under MPW). Available from ymir and midway. ? An ArborText representative posted the following: Some time ago Textset Inc. changed its name to ArborText Inc. 535 W. William St. / Suite 300 / Ann Arbor, MI 48103 / USA (313) 996-3566 (voice) (313) 996-3573 (fax) help@arbortext.com: email address for product support. =============================================================================== [3] How to obtain TeX for the IBM PC. The definitive source for public domain PC TeX-related software is Jon Radel. His catalog which is currently 40 pages long contains several versions of TeX for the PC, device drivers, fonts, macros, TUG documents, etc. A catalog is available by sending an envelope which can contain 10 sheets of 8.5x11 paper with adequate return postage or $2.00 (US). Contact: Jon Radel Postal Address: P.O. Box 2276 Reston, VA 22090 Notes: Software is distributed on 5.25" 360K and 1.2M floppy disks. 3.5" disks are available by prior arrangement. There is a charge of $3.50/floppy in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico; $4.00/floppy elsewhere. Other sources are the ftp sites listed in part [1]. The following information was released on 1 Feb 1989: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DosMF has passed the TRAP test and is now part of the DosTeX distribution. DosMF is distributed with the complete set of Computer Modern Metafont source files as well as sources for the LaTeX fonts. As with the current version of DosTeX, the size of the mem[] array is user-controllable and preloaded versions may be created from inimf dumps. Other array sizes and constants are as specified in METAFONT: The Program (except max_in_open, which has been raised from 6 to 10). Performance is approximately 30 seconds per character when generating the cmr10 font at 200 dpi on a 8 Mhz 1-ws AT clone. MSDOS versions of GFtoDVI and GFtoPK are included as well. Online graphics support is provided within DosMF for the Hercules card. Alternatively, the DosTeX Hercules previewer may be used with the output of GFtoDVI. The default local mode is for the Epson printer operating at 240h x 216v dpi. No provision has been made to avoid name truncation under MSDOS (i.e., mfput.2602gf becomes mfput.260). DosMF is probably no match for commercially available implementations, but it should be just fine for people who do not use Metafont that often or wish to learn how to design fonts with the language. The DosTeX distribution occupies 7 360k floppy disks. If you receive it from the vendor, a printed version of the installation/operation instructions is also included, along with support by mail or telephone as needed. To receive DosTeX, send a check or money order payable to Electronetics, Inc. for US$75 (US$85 outside USA) with your name and address to: Electronetics, Incorporated c/o Gary Beihl 119 Jackrabbit Run Round Rock, TX 78664 -- Gary Beihl (beihl@mcc.com) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stephen McGrath (smg@eedsp.gatech.edu) has placed a rather complete collection of TeX gizmos for MS-DOS on eedsp.gatech.edu (128.61.2.1) in the TeX directory. Get the file "readme.tex" before starting. It includes SBTeX from Wayne Sullivan, Nelson Beebe's dvi drivers, an EGA/VGA/8514 screen previewer, a BibTeX 0.99 implementation from J. Demel and Dimitri Vulis, macro and style packages, and a humongous number of cm and am fonts. You will need at least 4MB for the TeX/LaTeX/SliTeX/AmsTeX/BibTeX/etc stuff, and up to 30 MB to install and unpack all of the drivers and fonts. 13MB is a realistic estimate for TeX, drivers, and CM fonts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eliot Moss (moss@cs.umass.edu) reports: Timings are on an 8MHz 80286 with a (relatively fast) 36Mb hard disk. Time to process a 16 page LaTeX conference paper: PCTeX 2.1 118 sec sbTeX 3.1(c) sb34 107 sec emTeX 3.0[3a] 97 sec (note: tex286.exe, not tex.exe) =============================================================================== [4] How to obtain TeX for UNIX boxes. TeX for Unix is available from the University of Washington. It is up-to-date (TeX 3.0, MF 2.0), contains detailed installation instructions and support is available if you have problems. Money from the distribution tapes goes towards funding the support hotline and future Unix TeX development. For more information, contact Elizabeth Tachikawa Northwest Computing Support Center 208 Lewis Hall, DW-10 Seattle, WA 98195 206-543-6259 elisabet@max.acs.washington.edu ^ | N.B. =============================================================================== [5] Email access to the LaTeX style archives. Send email to archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu archive-server%sun.soe.clarkson.edu@omnigate.bitnet dumb1!dumb2!dumb3!smart!sun.soe.clarkson.edu!archive-server containing the single word "help". You will receive instructions on how to use the email server. See also section [1c]. =============================================================================== [7] Converting whatever to TeX Only the names of programs are presented here. Refer to section [1b] to see where to get them from. This information is based on a summary by James Mark (mark@nuri.inria.fr) posted on 28 Aug 90. BibTeX -> refer - refer-to-bibtex BibTeX -> tib - refer-to-bibtex ChiWriter -> TeX - Chi2TeX by Horstmann Software, US$75 LaTeX -> Framemaker - la2mml MS-Word -> LaTeX - wd2latex.zip PC-Write -> TeX - pcwritex.arc, pcwtex.zoo refer -> BibTeX - refer-to-bibtex, r2bib RTF -> troff - rtf-tools RUNOFF -> TeX - RUNOFF-to-TeX scribe -> LaTeX - scribe2latex, s2latex SCROLL -> LaTeX - ? requested by jeburke@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU (John Burke) 29 Nov 90 TeXinfo -> troff - texinfo2troff, texi2roff tib -> BibTeX - refer-to-bibtex troff -> LaTeX - TROFF-TO-LATEX.TAR-Z, tr2latex troff -> TeX - tr2tex, textr WordPerfect -> LaTeX - wp2latex.zip Please send additions/corrections to the above list to mark.nuri.inria.fr, as well as to raymond@math.berkeley.edu. =============================================================================== [8] DVI drivers for printer X/display Y You can ftp a substantial listing of whatever-to-dvi converters from ymir.claremont.edu:[anonymous.tex.driver.info]. Printer/Display Recent queries from --------------- ------------------- Dataproducts 8070 Hill_IC@cc.curtin.edu.au (Ian Hill) 14 Dec 90 HP DeskJet Martin v.d. Boogaard reports: The version of Beebe's driver I tried to use was adapted by Paul Kirkaas (kirkaas@cs.ucla.edu) and Peter Lamb (prl@iis.uucp). HP LJ III hanne@snips.harvard.edu (Hanne Kooy) 24 Oct 90 MGR Window Manager david@doe.utoronto.ca (David Megginson) 6 Nov 90 NEC LC 800 verwer@ruuinf.cs.ruu.nl (Nico Verwer) 12 Dec 90 NEC P2200/Epson 24-pin printers cudat@warwick.ac.uk (J M Hicks) 2 Nov 90 SGI/4D70GT somu@pilot.njin.net (Prabhakar Somu) 22 Nov 90 Tektronix c9c-dx@danube.Berkeley.EDU (Class Account) 28 Nov 90 Xerox 8700 mdeck@acsu.buffalo.edu (Mary Deck) suggests TeXrox, by Thomas J. Reid of Texas A & M University support Xerox 9700/9790, 8700/8790, 4050 Contact: x066tr@tamvm1.bitnet =============================================================================== [$\omega$] Acknowledgements Thanks to all the people whose articles in comp.text.tex I've ruthlessly excerpted. Opinions are those of the original authors (even though I've lost many of the attributions), but if you want to blame me for them, go ahead. Thanks also to all the people who've sent me corrections, to the authors of all the software, and to the many nameless administrators which keep FTP sites up and running. Special thanks to Edward Vielmetti (emv@ox.com) for providing the raw material for section [1b], as well as for moderating comp.archives, which was another source of information. Extra special thanks to Don Hosek, for gosh oh-so-many things.
jv@mh.nl (Johan Vromans) (04/03/91)
In article <1991Mar31.055651.27672@agate.berkeley.edu> raymond@wish-bone.berkeley.edu (Raymond Chen) writes: > [8] DVI drivers for printer X/display Y > HP LJ III hanne@snips.harvard.edu (Hanne Kooy) 24 Oct 90 Mail to this address bounces. Suggestions? Johan -- Johan Vromans jv@mh.nl via internet backbones Multihouse Automatisering bv uucp: ..!{uunet,hp4nl}!mh.nl!jv Doesburgweg 7, 2803 PL Gouda, The Netherlands phone/fax: +31 1820 62911/62500 ------------------------ "Arms are made for hugging" -------------------------