gros1530@fredonia.UUCP (Dan Gross) (03/22/90)
Last semester I took an intro to TeX course, and for my final project,
I started a program that would convert a WordStar file into a TeX file. The
idea was to introduce math symbols into WordStar (probably by way of dot
commands). I ran into a lot of problems, and only got a couple of things
working on it. I was wondering if it was worth my time to pursue the matter
any further, or is there either a.) something already out there to do this, or
b.) a reason why it's not a practical venture.
Thanks in Advance,
--Dan Gross
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716-366-0405 Free" card at any respectable Monopoly tournament.dhosek@jarthur.Claremont.EDU (---) (03/22/90)
There is a program called WSLTEX (WordStar to LaTeX) which converts Wordstar
files to LaTeX. I've never looked at it, so I don't know if it handles math
or not.
The idle and curious may obtain it from ymir.claremont.edu in
[anonymous.tex.utilities.wsltex]
-dh
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