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Mon, 2 Jul 90 15:14:00 MET:	Het IMAGINE font van Tom Hageman. Alleen geschikt voor speciale doelen.
Tue, 3 Jul 90 11:57:00 MET:	Does everybody know the existence of Netserv?
Wed, 4 Jul 90 13:35:46 -0100:	180 dpi fonts voor 24-naalds matrixprinter
Wed, 4 Jul 90 20:02:00 GMT:	RE: 180 dpi fonts voor 24-naalds matrixprinter
Wed, 4 Jul 90 21:31:00 MET:	Van de Duitse lijst: Chinese TeX
Thu, 5 Jul 90 09:02:00 MET:	TUGboat
Thu, 5 Jul 90 12:48:00 MET:	RE: TUGboat
Thu, 5 Jul 90 13:15:00 MET:	RE: TUGboat
Thu, 5 Jul 90 17:23:00 MET:	RE: TUGboat
Fri, 6 Jul 90 11:05:58 MET:	umlaut in bibtex
Mon, 9 Jul 90 08:22:00 MET:	Is LaTeX 3.0 backward compatible ?
Mon, 9 Jul 90 17:53:00 MET:	emmf
Tue, 10 Jul 90 10:01:00 GMT:	RE: emmf
Tue, 10 Jul 90 10:51:00 MET:	RE: emmf
Tue, 10 Jul 90 20:25:00 MET:	Macintosh TeX software
Tue, 10 Jul 90 20:43:00 MET:	Recent software status info. Kees
Wed, 11 Jul 90 11:51:00 MET:	Program SGML-TeX seminar 31 Aug, Groningen
Wed, 11 Jul 90 12:14:14 CET:	Re: umlaut in bibtex
Wed, 11 Jul 90 13:03:00 MET:	DVI -> Postscript driver gezocht (MS-DOS executable)
Thu, 12 Jul 90 11:36:00 MET:	RE: umlaut in bibtex
Thu, 12 Jul 90 13:28:47 MET:	Ik haat schrijf/spel/representatiefouten
Thu, 12 Jul 90 16:09:00 MET:	Cursussen SGML-TeX bijeenkomst, rond 31 Aug 90
Thu, 12 Jul 90 19:44:00 GMT:	RE: Ik haat schrijf/spel/representatiefouten
Fri, 13 Jul 90 21:38:00 N:	guillemets (french quotes) in LATEX
Mon, 16 Jul 90 14:09:50 +0200:	Referenties als superscript
Mon, 16 Jul 90 16:55:46 MET:	Re: Referenties als superscript
Tue, 17 Jul 90 09:11:00 UT+2:	Re: Referenties als superscript
Tue, 17 Jul 90 09:13:00 UT+2:	Re: Referenties als superscript
Tue, 17 Jul 90 11:06:00 MET:	Named.bst
Wed, 18 Jul 90 10:38:42 CET:	Re: Named.bst
Wed, 18 Jul 90 11:03:00 MET:	AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Wed, 18 Jul 90 14:22:00 MET:	named.bst nogmaals
Wed, 18 Jul 90 14:50:00 UT+2:	Re: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Wed, 18 Jul 90 15:24:00 MET:	Re: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Wed, 18 Jul 90 21:31:00 GMT:	RE: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Wed, 18 Jul 90 21:39:00 MET:	RE: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Thu, 19 Jul 90 09:50:04 met:	RE: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Thu, 19 Jul 90 10:14:00 MET:	Away on a trip
Thu, 19 Jul 90 12:00:00 MET:	Re: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Thu, 19 Jul 90 15:26:00 MET:	RE: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Thu, 19 Jul 90 16:10:00 N:	LaTeX tabel captions naar boven.
Thu, 19 Jul 90 16:20:00 MET:	Re: LaTeX tabel captions naar boven.
Thu, 19 Jul 90 17:08:10 met:	Referenties als superscript
Thu, 19 Jul 90 23:36:00 MET:	Re: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Fri, 20 Jul 90 10:04:00 UT+2:	Re: LaTeX tabel captions naar boven.
Fri, 20 Jul 90 10:07:00 UT+2:	Re: LaTeX tabel captions naar boven.
Mon, 23 Jul 90 12:04:18 MET:	redisfont
Thu, 26 Jul 90 08:56:00 GMT:	Engelse dokumentatie emTeX
Thu, 26 Jul 90 16:56:16 MET:	Dit heeft niet zo erg veel met TeX te maken...
Tue, 31 Jul 90 09:28:00 UT+2:	AMS-fonts
Tue, 31 Jul 90 11:09:00 MET:	Re: AMS-fonts
Tue, 31 Jul 90 18:14:00 MET:	NRC-Handelsblad. W&O, 30-7-90.

Date:	Mon, 2 Jul 90 15:14:00 MET
From:	gros d'egueulasse dit 'les gens heureux me font chier!'
Subject:	Het IMAGINE font van Tom Hageman. Alleen geschikt voor speciale doelen.
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Dit heb ik een jaar geleden gemaakt. Het zijn de letters die Tom Hageman maakte voor de koppen in ons faculteitsblaadje. Ik had nog nooit wat met MetaFont gedaan, en dit leek me wel een goede leerschool. Het font heet <imagine> en kent vanwege z'n toepassing natuurlijk een heel andere parametrisatie dan bijv. Computer Modern. Ik herinner me dat de kerning absoluut niet klopt, maar (what the heck/wat het hekje) ik heb helemaal geen zin om daar nu naar te kijken. Erik-Jan. # To unbundle, sh this file echo ima2.mf 1>&2 sed 's/^X//' >ima2.mf <<'End of ima2.mf' X% IMAGINE outline font on a 20mm basis. 4 Jul 89 X% Font design: Tom R. Hageman Xmode_setup; Xtom# := 1mm#; % 1mm for a 20mm (or 2cm) font Xinput imadriver; % switch to the driver file End of ima2.mf echo imaconst.mf 1>&2 sed 's/^X//' >imaconst.mf <<'End of imaconst.mf' X% Constants for IMAGINE outline font. 4 Jul 89 EJV X% These constants are conceptual parts of the design on a 20mm basis X% First, the sharped constants Xfour# := 4tom#; Xfive# := 5tom#; Xten# := 10tom#; Xr_small# := 11tom#; % The large and the small radius are design concepts Xfifteen# := 15tom#; Xr_large# := 16tom#; % 'eleven#' and 'sixteen#' would have been wrong names X% Xdefine_pixels ( four , five , ten , r_small , fifteen , r_large ); X% Next, all the other constants Xtwodotfive := 2.5tom; Xthree := 3tom; Xseven := 7tom; Xsevendotfive := 7.5tom; Xeight := 8tom; Xtwelve := 12tom; Xthirteendotfive := 13.5tom; X% Xhalftopheight := 1/2 ( four + r_large ); End of imaconst.mf echo imadriver.mf 1>&2 sed 's/^X//' >imadriver.mf <<'End of imadriver.mf' X% Driver file for IMAGINE outline font. 4 Jul 89 X% Font design: Tom R. Hageman X% Metafont coding: Erik-Jan Vens X% Xinput imaparam; % Parameters. These can be edited for use Xinput imaconst; % Constants. Do *NOT* touch Xinput imamacro; % Macros for drawing arcs et. al. Xinput imalet; % a -> z Xinput imanum; % 0 -> 9 Xinput imapunct; % ,.;:!'` Xinput imatable; % These are still experimental Xfont_quad := r_large# + r_small# + breathing#; Xfont_normal_space := 1/3 ( r_large# + r_small# ) + breathing#; Xfont_normal_stretch := 1/6 ( r_large# + r_small# ); Xfont_normal_shrink := 1/9 ( r_large# + r_small# ); Xfont_identifier := "IMAGINE"; Xbye End of imadriver.mf echo imalet.mf 1>&2 sed 's/^X//' >imalet.mf <<'End of imalet.mf' X% Letters a .. z of IMAGINE outline font. 4 Jul 89 EJV Xtrh_char ( "a" , r_large# ); "The letter a"; X% Xcenter := ( r_large , four ); X% Xx1 = x2 = r_large; x7 = x6 = x9 = x10 = x1 - five; x5 = x1 - r_small; Xx4 = x1 - ( r_small +-+ four ); x3 = x1 - ( r_large +-+ four ); Xx8 = x1 - ( r_small +-+ five ); Xy1 = y7 = y4 = y3 = 0; y5 = y6 = four; y8 = y9 = y5 + five; Xy2 = four + r_large; y10 = four + ( r_small +-+ five ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 & l_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_large , center ) & z3 -- z4 X & r_arc ( z4 , z5 , r_small , center ) & z5 -- z6 -- z7 -- cycle; % edge Xdraw z9 -- z8 & r_arc ( z8 , z10 , r_small , center ) & z10 -- cycle;%enclosure X% Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "b" , r_large# ); "The letter b"; X% Xcenter := ( 0 , four ); X% Xx1 = x6 = 0; x7 = x10 = x11 = x13 = five; x4 = x5 = twelve; Xx2 = r_large +-+ four; x3 = r_large +-+ ( ten - four ); Xx8 = r_small +-+ ( five - four ); x9 = r_small +-+ ( seven - four ); Xx12 = r_small +-+ ( r_large - ( five + four ) ); Xy1 = y2 = 0; y7 = y8 = five; y9 = y10 = seven; y3 = y4 = ten; Xy11 = y12 = r_large - five; y6 = four + r_large; Xy13 = four + ( r_small +-+ five ); y5 = four + ( r_large +-+ twelve ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 & l_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_large , center ) & z3 -- z4 -- z5 X & l_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_large , center ) & z6 -- cycle; % edge Xdraw z7 -- z8 & l_arc ( z8 , z9 , r_small , center ) & z9 -- z10 -- cycle; X % lower enclosure Xdraw z11 -- z12 & l_arc ( z12 , z13 , r_small , center ) & z13 -- cycle; X % upper enclosure Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "c" , r_large# ); "The letter c"; X% Xh_center := ( r_large - five , r_large ); l_center := ( r_large , four ); X% Xx2 = x3 = x5 = x6 = r_large; Xy2 = r_large - ( r_large +-+ five ); Xy3 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ five ); y6 = y5 + five = r_large + four; Xz1 = qcII ( r_large , l_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_large , h_center ); Xz4 = qcII ( r_small , l_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_small , h_center ); X% Xdraw l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , h_center ) & z2 -- z3 X & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , h_center ) X & r_arc ( z4 , z5 , r_small , l_center ) & z5 -- z6 X & l_arc ( z6 , z1 , r_large , l_center ); % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "d" , r_large# ); "The letter d"; X% Xcenter := ( 0 , four ); X% Xx1 = x3 = 0; x4 = x6 = five; x5 = r_small +-+ ( five - four ); Xx2 = r_large +-+ four; Xy1 = y2 = 0; y4 = y5 = five; y3 = four + r_large; Xy6 = four + ( r_small +-+ five ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 & l_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_large , center ) & z3 -- cycle; % edge Xdraw z4 -- z5 & l_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_small , center ) & z6 -- cycle; % enclosure Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "e" , r_large# ); "The letter e"; X% Xh_center := ( r_large - five , r_large ); l_center := ( r_large , four ); X% Xx2 = x3 = x9 = x10 = r_large; x6 = x7 = r_large - twodotfive; Xx5 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ ( sevendotfive - four ) ); Xx8 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ ( sevendotfive + five - four ) ); Xy2 = r_large - ( r_large +-+ five ); y9 = four + r_small; Xy3 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ five ); y5 = y6 = y7 - five = sevendotfive; Xy10 = four + r_large; y7 = y8; Xz1 = qcII ( r_large , l_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_large , h_center ); Xz4 = qcII ( r_small , l_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_small , h_center ); X% Xdraw l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , h_center ) & z2 -- z3 X & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , h_center ) X & r_arc ( z4 , z5 , r_small , l_center ) & z5 -- z6 -- z7 -- z8 X & r_arc ( z8 , z9 , r_small , l_center ) & z9 -- z10 X & l_arc ( z10 , z1 , r_large , l_center ); % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "f" , r_large# ); "The letter f"; X% Xcenter := ( r_large , four ); X% Xx1 = r_large - ( r_large +-+ four ); x2 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ four ); Xx3 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ ( sevendotfive - four ) ); Xx4 = x5 = r_large - twodotfive; x7 = x8 = r_large; Xx6 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ ( sevendotfive + five - four ) ); Xy1 = y2 = 0; y3 = y4 = sevendotfive; y5 = y6 = y3 + five; y7 = four + r_small; Xy8 = four + r_large; X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 & r_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_small , center ) & z3 -- z4 -- z5 -- z6 X & r_arc ( z6 , z7 , r_small , center ) & z7 -- z8 X & l_arc ( z8 , z1 , r_large , center ); % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "g" , r_large# ); "The letter g"; X% Xh_center := ( r_large - five , r_large ); l_center := ( r_large , four ); X% Xx2 = x3 = x7 = x8 = r_large; x4 = x5 = r_large - five; Xy2 = r_large - ( r_large +-+ five ); y3 = y4 = eight; Xy5 = r_large - r_small; y8 = r_large + four = y7 + five; Xz1 = qcII ( r_large , l_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_large , h_center ); Xz6 = qcII ( r_small , l_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_small , h_center ); X% Xdraw l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , h_center ) & z2 -- z3 -- z4 -- z5 X & r_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_small , h_center ) X & r_arc ( z6 , z7 , r_small , l_center ) & z7 -- z8 X & l_arc ( z8 , z1 , r_large , l_center ); % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "h" , r_large# ); "The letter h"; X% Xcenter := ( r_large , 0 ); X% Xx1 = x11 = 0; x2 = x9 = x10 = five; x4 = x3 = x8 = x7 = r_large - five; Xx5 = x6 = r_large; Xy1 = y2 = y4 = y5 = 0; y11 = y10 = y7 = y6 = r_large + four; Xy3 = r_small +-+ five; y8 = r_large +-+ five; Xy9 = r_large +-+ ( r_large - five ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 & r_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_small , center ) X & z3 -- z4 -- z5 -- z6 -- z7 -- z8 & l_arc ( z8 , z9 , r_large , center ) X & z9 -- z10 -- z11 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "i" , five# ); "The letter i"; X% Xx1 = x4 = x5 = x8 = 0; x2 = x3 = x6 = x7 = five; Xy1 = y2 = 0; y3 = y4 = thirteendotfive; y5 = y6 = r_large + four - five; Xy7 = y8 = four + r_large; X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 -- z4 -- cycle; % stem Xdraw z5 -- z6 -- z7 -- z8 -- cycle; % dot Xpicture bangpic; bangpic = currentpicture reflectedabout halfrow; % to make "!" Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "j" , r_large# ); "The letter j"; X% Xcenter := ( 0 , r_large ); X% Xx1 = x4 = 0; x3 = r_small +-+ ( r_large - thirteendotfive ); x6 = x7 = r_large; Xx2 = r_large +-+ ( r_large - thirteendotfive ); x5 = x8 = r_small; Xy1 = 0; y4 = five; y2 = y3 = thirteendotfive; y5 = y6 = r_large + four - five; Xy7 = y8 = r_large + four; X% Xdraw l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , center ) & z2 -- z3 X & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , center ) & z4 -- cycle; % stem Xdraw z5 -- z6 -- z7 -- z8 -- cycle; % dot Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "k" , r_large# ); "The letter k"; X% Xh_center := ( r_large - five , r_large ); l_center := ( r_large , four ); X% Xx1 = x11 = 0; x2 = x3 = x9 = x10 = five; x4 = x5 = x7 = x8 = r_large; Xy1 = y2 = 0; y4 = r_large - ( r_large +-+ five ); Xy3 = r_large - ( r_large +-+ ( r_large - ten ) ); % Since "ten = 2 * five". OK Xy5 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ five ); y7 = four + r_large - five; Xy8 = four + r_large; y9 = four + ( r_large +-+ ( r_large - five ) ); Xy10 = y11 = four + r_large; Xz6 = qcII ( r_small , l_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_small , h_center ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 & r_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_small , l_center ) X & l_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_large , h_center ) & z4 -- z5 X & r_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_small , h_center ) X & r_arc ( z6 , z7 , r_small , l_center ) & z7 -- z8 X & l_arc ( z8 , z9 , r_large , l_center ) & z9 -- z10 -- z11 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "l" , r_large# ); "The letter l"; X% Xcenter := ( r_large , r_large ); X% Xx1 = r_large - ( r_large +-+ four ); x2 = x3 = r_large; Xx4 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ four ); Xy1 = y4 = four + r_large; y2 = 0; y3 = five; X% Xdraw l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , center ) & z2 -- z3 X & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , center ) & z4 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "m" , r_small# + r_large# ); "The letter m"; X% Xl_center := ( 0 , four ); r_center := ( r_small , four ); X% Xx1 = x11 = 0; x2 = x3 = five; x4 = x9 = x10 = r_small; Xx5 = x6 = r_small + five; x7 = r_small + ( r_small +-+ four ); Xx8 = r_small + ( r_large +-+ four ); Xy1 = y2 = y7 = y8 = 0; y4 = y5 = four; y3 = y6 = four + ( r_small +-+ five ); Xy10 = four + ( r_large +-+ r_small ); y9 = y11 = four + r_large; X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , l_center ) & z4 -- z5 -- z6 X & r_arc ( z6 , z7 , r_small , r_center ) & z7 -- z8 X & l_arc ( z8 , z9 , r_large , r_center ) & z9 -- z10 X & l_arc ( z10 , z11 , r_large , l_center ) & z11 -- cycle; % edge Xpicture Mpic; Mpic = currentpicture; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "n" , r_large# ); "The letter n"; X% Xcenter := ( 0 , four ); X% Xx1 = x6 = 0; x2 = x3 = five; x4 = r_small +-+ four; x5 = r_large +-+ four; Xy1 = y2 = y4 = y5 = 0; y6 = four + r_large; y3 = four + ( r_small +-+ five ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , center ) & z4 -- z5 X & l_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_large , center ) & z6 -- cycle; % edge Xpicture Vpic; Vpic = currentpicture reflectedabout halfrow; % V is N upsidedown Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "o" , 2r_large# - ten# ); "The letter o"; X% Xl_center := ( r_large - ten , r_large ); r_center := ( r_large , four ); X% Xz1 = qcIII ( r_large , r_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_large , l_center ); Xz2 = qcI ( r_large , r_center ) ISP qcI ( r_large , l_center ); Xz3 = qcI ( r_small , r_center ) ISP qcIV ( r_small , l_center ); Xz4 = qcII ( r_small , r_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_small , l_center ); X% Xdraw l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , l_center ) X & l_arc ( z2 , z1 , r_large , r_center ); % edge Xdraw l_arc ( z4 , z3 , r_small , l_center ) X & l_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , r_center ); % enclosure Xpicture Opic; Opic = currentpicture; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "p" , r_large# ); "The letter p"; % In fact width is little bit less X% Xl_center := ( 0 , four ); h_center := ( five , four + r_large ); X% Xx1 = x5 = 0; x2 = x3 = x6 = x8 = five; Xy1 = y2 = 0; y5 = four + r_large = y3 + r_large = y6 + r_small; Xy8 = four + ( r_small +-+ five ); Xz7 = qcI ( r_small , l_center ) ISP qcIV ( r_small , h_center ); Xz4 = qcI ( r_large , l_center ) ISP qcIV ( r_large , h_center ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 & l_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_large , h_center ) X & l_arc ( z4 , z5 , r_large , l_center ) & z5 -- cycle; % edge Xdraw l_arc ( z6 , z7 , r_small , h_center ) X & l_arc ( z7 , z8 , r_small , l_center ) & z8 -- cycle; % enclosure Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "q" , 2r_large# - ten# ); "The letter q"; X% Xl_center := ( r_large - ten , r_large ); r_center := ( r_large , four ); X% Xz1 = qcIII ( r_large , r_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_large , l_center ); % = z1("O") Xz6 = qcI ( r_large , r_center ) ISP qcI ( r_large , l_center ); % = z2("O") Xz10 = qcI ( r_small , r_center ) ISP qcIV ( r_small , l_center ); % = z3("O") Xz7 = qcII ( r_small , r_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_small , l_center ); % = z4("O") Xz3 = ( xpart ( r_center ) , 0 ); Xz4 = ( ( r_large , four ) -- ( r_large + five , four ) ) X ISP ( z3 -- ( z3 shifted ( z10 - z7 ) ) ); z8 = z4 shifted ( z7 - z3 ); Xz2 = qcIV ( r_large , l_center ) ISP ( z7 -- z3 ); Xz5 = qcIV ( r_large , l_center ) ISP ( z8 -- z4 ); Xz9 = qcIV ( r_small , l_center ) ISP ( z8 -- z5 ); X% Xdraw l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , l_center ) & z2 -- z3 -- z4 -- z5 X & l_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_large , l_center ) X & l_arc ( z6 , z1 , r_large , r_center ); % edge Xdraw z7 -- z8 -- z9 & l_arc ( z9 , z10 , r_small , l_center ) X & l_arc ( z10 , z7 , r_small , r_center ); % enclosure Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "r" , r_large# ); "The letter r"; % Width, see "p" X% Xl_center := ( 0 , four ); h_center := ( five , four + r_large ); X% Xx1 = x9 = 0; x2 = x3 = x10 = x12 = five; x6 = x5 + five; Xy1 = y2 = y6 = 0; y3 = four; y9 = four + r_large; Xy12 = four + ( r_small +-+ five ); y10 = four + r_large - r_small; Xz8 = qcI ( r_large , l_center ) ISP qcIV ( r_large , h_center ); Xz11 = qcI ( r_small , l_center ) ISP qcIV ( r_small , h_center ); Xz5 = ( z9 -- ( z9 shifted ( ( z10 - z9 ) scaled 3 ) ) ) % 3 chosen on (in)sight X ISP ( ( four , 0 ) -- ( r_large , 0 ) ); Xz4 = ( z9 -- z5 ) ISP ( ( five , four ) -- ( r_large , four ) ); Xz7 = qcIV ( r_large , h_center ) ISP ( z6 -- ( z6 shifted ( z9 - z5 ) ) ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 -- z4 -- z5 -- z6 -- z7 X & l_arc ( z7 , z8 , r_large , h_center ) X & l_arc ( z8 , z9 , r_large , l_center ) & z9 -- cycle; % edge Xdraw l_arc ( z10 , z11 , r_small , h_center ) X & l_arc ( z11 , z12 , r_small , l_center ) & z12 -- cycle; % enclosure Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "s" , 2r_large# - ten# ); "The letter s"; X% Xl_center := ( r_large - ten , r_large ); r_center := ( r_large , four ); X% Xz1 = qcIII ( r_large , r_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_large , l_center ); % = z1("O") Xz5 = qcI ( r_large , r_center ) ISP qcI ( r_large , l_center ); % = z2("O") Xz6 = qcII ( r_large , r_center ) ISP ( z1 -- ( xpart ( z1 ) , r_large ) ); Xz8 = qcIII ( r_small , l_center ) ISP ( z1 -- z6 ); Xz2 = qcIV ( r_large , l_center ) ISP ( z5 -- ( xpart ( z5 ) , four ) ); Xz4 = qcI ( r_small , r_center ) ISP ( z5 -- z2 ); Xz3 = qcII ( r_small , r_center ) ISP ( z2 -- ( five , ypart ( z2 ) ) ); Xz7 = qcIV ( r_small , l_center ) ISP ( z6 -- ( r_large , ypart ( z6 ) ) ); X% Xdraw l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , l_center ) & z2 -- z3 X & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , r_center ) & z4 -- z5 X & l_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_large , r_center ) & z6 -- z7 X & r_arc ( z7 , z8 , r_small , l_center ) & z8 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "t" , r_large# ); "The letter t"; X% Xcenter := ( r_large + three , r_large ); X% Xx1 = x2 = 0; x3 = three = x6 - five; x4 = x5 = x7 = x8 = r_large; Xy4 = r_large - ( r_large +-+ three ); y5 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ three ); Xy2 = y3 = y6 = y7 = four + r_large - five; y1 = y8 = four + r_large; X X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 & l_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_large , center ) & z4 -- z5 X & r_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_small , center ) & z6 -- z7 -- z8 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "u" , r_large# ); "The letter u"; X% Xcurrentpicture := Vpic reflectedabout halfcolumn; % U is Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "v" , r_large# ); "The letter v"; X% Xcurrentpicture := Vpic; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "w" , r_small# + r_large# ); "The letter w"; X% Xcurrentpicture := Mpic reflectedabout halfrow; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "x" , r_large# ); "The letter x"; X% Xcenter := ( r_large , r_large ); Xextension := ( r_large , r_large + four + five ); X% Xx1 = r_large - ( r_large +-+ four ); x3 = 0; x4 = five; Xx6 = x7 = x10 = r_large; x13 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ four ); Xy1 = y13 = y10 = four + r_large; y3 = y4 = y6 = 0; y7 = five; Xz9 = center; Xz2 = qcIII ( r_large , center ) ISP ( z3 -- extension ); Xz12 = qcIII ( r_small , center ) ISP ( z3 -- extension ); Xz5 = qcIII ( r_large , center ) ISP ( z4 -- center ); Xz8 = qcIII ( r_small , center ) ISP ( z4 -- center ); Xz11 = ( z1 -- z10 ) ISP ( z12 -- extension ); X% Xdraw l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , center ) & z2 -- z3 -- z4 -- z5 X & l_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_large , center ) & z6 -- z7 X & r_arc ( z7 , z8 , r_small , center ) & z8 -- z9 -- z10 -- z11 -- z12 X & r_arc ( z12 , z13 , r_small , center ) & z13 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "y" , r_large# ); "The letter y"; X% Xcenter := ( 0 , r_large ); X% Xx1 = x2 = 0; x8 = x7 = twodotfive = x6 - five; x6 = x5; Xx4 = r_small +-+ four; x3 = r_large +-+ four; Xy7 = y6 = y4 = y3 = four + r_large; y1 = five; y2 = 0; Xy8 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ twodotfive ); Xy5 = r_large - ( r_small +-+ ( five + twodotfive ) ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 & l_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_large , center ) & z3 -- z4 X & r_arc ( z4 , z5 , r_small , center ) & z5 -- z6 -- z7 -- z8 X & r_arc ( z8 , z1 , r_small , center ); % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "z" , r_large# ); "The letter z"; X% Xcenter := ( 0 , r_large ); X% Xx1 = x2 = x4 = x5 = 0; x6 = x7 = x9 = r_large; Xx8 = r_large +-+ ( r_large - five ); x3 = r_small +-+ ( five - four ); Xy5 = y6 = 0; y4 = y8 = y7 = five; y2 = y3 = four + r_large - five; Xy1 = y9 = four + r_large; X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , center ) X & z4 -- z5 -- z6 -- z7 -- z8 & l_arc ( z8 , z9 , r_large , center ) X & z9 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% That's all folks !!!!!!!!!!!!! %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% End of imalet.mf echo imamacro.mf 1>&2 sed 's/^X//' >imamacro.mf <<'End of imamacro.mf' X% Macro file for IMAGINE outline font. 4 Jul 89 EJV Xdef trh_char ( expr code , width ) = X beginchar ( code , width + breathing# , four# + r_large# + breathing# , 0 ) ; X pickup trh_pen; Xenddef; X Xdef arc ( expr b , e , cp ) = X hide ( X numeric bn , en , bsf , esf; bsf := 1; esf := 1; X forever: X bn := xpart ( cp intersectiontimes fullcircle scaled bsf shifted b ); X exitif bn >= 0; X bsf := bsf + 1; X endfor; X forever: X en := xpart ( cp intersectiontimes fullcircle scaled esf shifted e ); X exitif en >= 0; X esf := esf + 1; X endfor; ) X b if bsf =1: {direction bn of cp}fi .. X for t = bn + .1 step .5 until en - .1 : point t of cp .. endfor X e if esf =1: {direction en of cp}fi Xenddef; X Xdef l_arc ( expr b , e , r , c ) = X arc ( b , e , fullcircle scaled 2r shifted c ) Xenddef; X Xdef r_arc ( expr b , e , r , c ) = X arc ( b , e , reverse fullcircle scaled 2r shifted c ) Xenddef; X% And we also need some pairs Xpair center , h_center , l_center , r_center , extension; X% Xlet ISP = intersectionpoint; % I'm a lazy typist and I tend to forget the Xdef qc ( expr a , r , c ) = % unitcircle has diameter 1, not radius 1 X ( quartercircle rotated a scaled 2r shifted c ) Xenddef; X Xdef qcI ( expr r , c ) = qc ( 0 , r , c ) enddef; % 1/4circle in 1st quadr Xdef qcII ( expr r , c ) = qc ( 90 , r , c ) enddef; % 1/4circle in 2nd quadr Xdef qcIII ( expr r , c ) = qc ( 180 , r , c ) enddef; % 1/4circle in 3rd quadr Xdef qcIV ( expr r , c ) = qc ( -90 , r , c ) enddef; % 1/4circle in 4th quadr X% Xdef halfrow = ( ( 0 , halftopheight ) , ( r_large , halftopheight ) ) enddef; Xdef halfcolumn = ( ( 1/2 r_large , 0 ) , ( 1/2 r_large , r_large ) ) enddef; End of imamacro.mf echo imanum.mf 1>&2 sed 's/^X//' >imanum.mf <<'End of imanum.mf' X% Numbers 0 .. 9 of IMAGINE outline font. 4 Jul 89 EJV Xtrh_char ( "0" , 2r_large# - ten# ); "The number 0"; X% Xcurrentpicture := Opic; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "1" , five# ); "The number 1"; X% Xx1 = x4 = 0; x2 = x3 = five; y1 = y2 = 0; y3 = y4 = four + r_large; X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 -- z4 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "2" , r_large# ); "The number 2"; X% Xl_center := ( five , four ); h_center := ( 0 , four + r_large ); X% Xx1 = x2 = x4 = x5 = 0; x8 = five; x6 = x7 = r_large; Xy5 = y6 = 0; y7 = y8 = five; y2 = four + ( r_small +-+ five ); Xy1 = four + ( r_large +-+ five ); y4 = four + r_large - r_small; Xz3 = qcI ( r_small , l_center ) ISP qcIV ( r_small , h_center ); Xz9 = qcI ( r_large , l_center ) ISP qcIV ( r_large , h_center ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 & r_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_small , l_center ) X & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , h_center ) & z4 -- z5 -- z6 -- z7 -- z8 X & l_arc ( z8 , z9 , r_large , h_center ) X & l_arc ( z9 , z1 , r_large , l_center ); % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "3" , r_large# ); "The number 3"; X% Xh_center := ( 0 , four + r_large ); l_center := ( 0 , r_large ); X% Xx1 = x2 = x8 = x9 = 0; x12 = r_large; x5 = x6 = five; Xx3 = r_small +-+ five; x7 = r_small +-+ ( r_large - sevendotfive ); Xx4 = r_small +-+ ( four + r_large - ( sevendotfive + five ) ); Xx10 = r_large +-+ ( r_large - ( sevendotfive + five ) ); Xx11 = r_large +-+ ( four + r_large - ( sevendotfive + five ) ); Xy1 = y12 = four + r_large; y2 = y3 = four + r_large - five; y8 = five; Xy4 = y5 = y11 = y10 = sevendotfive + five; y6 = y7 = sevendotfive; y9 = 0; X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , h_center ) X & z4 -- z5 -- z6 -- z7 & r_arc ( z7 , z8 , r_small , l_center ) & z8 -- z9 X & l_arc ( z9 , z10 , r_large , l_center ) & z10 -- z11 X & l_arc ( z11 , z12 , r_large , h_center ) & z12 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "4" , fifteen# ); "The number 4"; X% Possibly changed EJV, but not too much Xcenter := ( ten , four + r_large ); Xextension := ( fifteen , four + r_large + five ); X% Xx2 = 0; x4 = x3 = x8 = x7 = ten; x5 = x6 = fifteen; Xy4 = y5 = 0; y3 = four; y6 = y7 = twelve; Xy2 = four + r_large - ( r_large +-+ ten ); y8 = four + r_large - r_small; Xz9 = ( ( 0 , 0 ) -- extension ) ISP qcIII ( r_small , center ); Xz10 = ( ( 0 , four + r_large ) -- ( r_large , four + r_large ) ) X ISP ( ( 0 , 0 ) -- extension ); Xz1 = ( ( 0 , four + r_large ) -- ( r_large , four + r_large ) ) X ISP ( z2 -- ( z2 shifted ( ( z10 - z9 ) scaled 2 ) ) ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 & l_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_large , center ) X & z3 -- z4 -- z5 -- z6 -- z7 -- z8 & r_arc ( z8 , z9 , r_small , center ) X & z9 -- z10 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "5" , r_large# ); "The number 5"; X% Xh_center := ( 0 , r_large ); l_center := ( five , four - five ); X% Xx1 = x2 = x4 = x5 = 0; x7 = five; x8 = x9 = r_large; Xy1 = y9 = four + r_large; y7 = y8 = four + r_large - five; Xy2 = ( four - five ) + ( r_small +-+ five ); y4 = five; y5 = 0; Xz3 = qcI ( r_small , l_center ) ISP qcIV ( r_small , h_center ); Xz6 = qcI ( r_large , l_center ) ISP qcIV ( r_large , h_center ); X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 & r_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_small , l_center ) X & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , h_center ) & z4 -- z5 X & l_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_large , h_center ) X & l_arc ( z6 , z7 , r_large , l_center ) & z7 -- z8 -- z9 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "6" , r_large# ); "The number 6"; X% Xl_center := ( five , four - five ); r_center := ( r_large , four ); Xh_center := ( r_large - five , r_large ); X% Xx3 = x4 = x6 = x1 = r_large; x9 = x10 = r_large - five; Xy1 = four + r_large; y3 = r_large - ( r_large +-+ five ); Xy4 = four - five + ( r_large +-+ ( r_large - five ) ); y6 = r_small + four; Xy9 = five; y10 = four - five + ( r_small +-+ ( r_large - ten ) ); Xz2 = qcII ( r_large , r_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_large , h_center ); Xz5 = qcI ( r_large , l_center ) ISP qcII ( r_small , r_center ); Xz7 = qcII ( r_small , r_center ) ISP qcI ( r_small , l_center ); Xz8 = qcIII ( r_small , h_center ) ISP qcII ( r_small , r_center ); X% Xdraw l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , r_center ) X & l_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_large , h_center ) & z3 -- z4 X & l_arc ( z4 , z5 , r_large , l_center ) X & r_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_small , r_center ) & z6 -- cycle; % edge Xdraw l_arc ( z7 , z8 , r_small , r_center ) X & l_arc ( z8 , z9 , r_small , h_center ) & z9 -- z10 X & l_arc ( z10 , z7 , r_small , l_center ); % enclosure Xpicture sixpic; sixpic = currentpicture; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "7" , r_large# ); "The number 7"; X% Xcenter := ( 0 , r_large ); X% Xx1 = x2 = x4 = x5 = 0; x6 = r_large +-+ four; x3 = r_small +-+ ( five - four ); Xy1 = y6 = four + r_large; y2 = y3 = four + r_large - five; y4 = five; y5 = 0; X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 & r_arc ( z3 , z4 , r_small , center ) & z4 -- z5 X & l_arc ( z5 , z6 , r_large , center ) & z6 -- cycle; % edge Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "8" , 2r_large# - ten# ); "The number 8"; X% Xl_center := ( r_large - ten , r_large ); r_center := ( r_large , 0 ); Xpath lower_outer_half , lower_inner_half; Xpair l_help , r_help , upfour; Xl_help := ( 0 , four + r_large - twodotfive ); Xr_help := ( four + r_large - twodotfive , 0 ); upfour := ( 0 , four ); X% Xz2 = qcII ( r_large , r_center ) ISP qcIII ( r_large , l_center ); Xz5 = reverse qcII ( r_small , r_center ) X ISP reverse qcIV ( r_small , l_center ); Xz1 = qcII ( r_large , r_center ) ISP ( l_help -- r_help ); Xz3 = qcIV ( r_large , l_center ) X ISP ( ( l_help -- r_help ) X shifted ( dir ( angle ( ypart ( l_help ) - ypart ( r_help ) X , xpart ( r_help ) - xpart ( l_help ) ) X ) scaled five ) ); Xz6 = qcII ( r_small , r_center ) ISP ( l_help -- r_help ); Xz4 = qcIV ( r_small , l_center ) ISP ( l_help -- r_help ); X% Xlower_outer_half = ( l_arc ( z1 , z2 , r_large , r_center ) X & l_arc ( z2 , z3 , r_large , l_center ) ); Xlower_inner_half = ( l_arc ( z6 , z5 , r_small , r_center ) X & l_arc ( z5 , z4 , r_small , l_center ) X & z4 -- cycle ); X% Xdraw lower_outer_half X -- ( lower_outer_half rotatedaround ( 1/2 ( l_center + r_center + upfour ) X , 180 ) ) -- cycle; % edge Xdraw lower_inner_half; % lower enclosure Xdraw ( reverse lower_inner_half X rotatedaround ( 1/2 ( l_center + r_center + upfour ) , 180 ) ); X % upper enclosure Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "9" , r_large# ); "The number 9"; X% Xcurrentpicture := sixpic rotatedaround ( 1/2 ( r_large , four + r_large ) X , 180 ); Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% That's all folks %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% End of imanum.mf echo imaparam.mf 1>&2 sed 's/^X//' >imaparam.mf <<'End of imaparam.mf' X% Parameters for IMAGINE outline font. 5 Jul 89 EJV Xpentom# := .44tom#; Xbreathing# := 5tom#; XBIGk# := 4tom#; XMEDk# := 2tom#; XSMALLk# := 1tom#; Xdefine_pixels ( tom , breathing , BIGk , MEDk , SMALLk ); Xdefine_blacker_pixels ( pentom ); Xpickup pencircle scaled pentom; Xtrh_pen := savepen; End of imaparam.mf echo imapunct.mf 1>&2 sed 's/^X//' >imapunct.mf <<'End of imapunct.mf' X% Punctuation marks of IMAGINE outline font. 5 Jul 89 EJV Xtrh_char ( "," , five# ); "The comma"; Xx1 = x2 = 0; x3 = x4 = five; y3 = 1/2 five = -y2; y1 = y4 = five; X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 -- z4 -- cycle; Xpicture commapic; commapic = currentpicture; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "." , five# ); "The dot"; Xx1 = x2 = 0; x3 = x4 = five; y2 = y3 = 0; y1 = y4 = five; X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 -- z4 -- cycle; Xpicture dotpic; dotpic = currentpicture; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "-" , five# ); "The hyphen"; Xx1 = x2 = 0; x3 = x4 = ten; y2 = y3 = five; y1 = y4 = ten; X% Xdraw z1 -- z2 -- z3 -- z4 -- cycle; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( ":" , five# ); "The colon"; Xcurrentpicture := nullpicture; Xaddto currentpicture also ( dotpic shifted ( 0 , four + r_large - five ) ); Xaddto currentpicture also dotpic; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( ";" , five# ); "The semicolon"; Xcurrentpicture := nullpicture; Xaddto currentpicture also ( dotpic shifted ( 0 , four + r_large - five ) ); Xaddto currentpicture also commapic; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "!" , five# ); "The bang"; Xcurrentpicture := bangpic; Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ( "'" , five# ); "The endquote"; Xcurrentpicture := commapic shifted ( 0 , four + r_large - five ); Xendchar; X%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Xtrh_char ("`" , five# ); "The beginquote"; Xcurrentpicture := X ( commapic reflectedabout ( ( 1/2five , -1/2five ) , ( 1/2five , five ) ) ) X shifted ( 0 , four + r_large - five ); Xendchar; End of imapunct.mf echo imatable.mf 1>&2 sed 's/^X//' >imatable.mf <<'End of imatable.mf' X% Kern table for IMAGINE outline font. 4 Jul 89 EJV X% Kerns set up by the KISS principle. Keep It Stupid and Simple Xligtable "a": "a" kern -SMALLk#, X "c" kern -SMALLk#, X "e" kern -SMALLk#, X "f" kern -SMALLk#, X "g" kern -SMALLk#, X "q" kern -SMALLk#, X "s" kern -SMALLk#, X "t" kern -SMALLk#, X "u" kern -SMALLk#; Xligtable "b": "d": "a" kern -SMALLk#, X "c" kern -SMALLk#, X "e" kern -SMALLk#, X "f" kern -SMALLk#, X "g" kern -SMALLk#, X "l" kern -SMALLk#, X "t" kern -MEDk#, X "u" kern -MEDk#, X "x" kern -SMALLk#; Xligtable "f": "a" kern -SMALLk#, X "c" kern -SMALLk#, X "e" kern -SMALLk#, X "f" kern -SMALLk#, X "g" kern -SMALLk#, X "j" kern -MEDk#, X "o" kern -SMALLk#, X "q" kern -SMALLk#, X "s" kern -SMALLk#, X "y" kern -SMALLk#; Xligtable "l": "l" kern -BIGk#, X "t" kern -BIGk#, X "u" kern -BIGk#, X "x" kern -BIGk#; Xligtable "m": "n": "l" kern -SMALLk#, X "t" kern -SMALLk#, X "u" kern -SMALLk#, X "x" kern -SMALLk#; Xligtable "j": "a" kern -MEDk#, X "c" kern -MEDk#, X "e" kern -MEDk#, X "f" kern -MEDk#, X "g" kern -MEDk#, X "j" kern -BIGk#, X "o" kern -SMALLk#, X "q" kern -SMALLk#, X "s" kern -SMALLk#, X "y" kern -SMALLk#; Xligtable "o": "a" kern -MEDk#, X "c" kern -MEDk#, X "e" kern -MEDk#, X "f" kern -MEDk#, X "g" kern -MEDk#, X "j" kern -BIGk#, X "o" kern -SMALLk#, X "q" kern -SMALLk#, X "s" kern -SMALLk#, X "x" kern -SMALLk#; Xligtable "p": "a" kern -SMALLk#, X "c" kern -SMALLk#, X "e" kern -SMALLk#, X "f" kern -SMALLk#, X "g" kern -SMALLk#, X "j" kern -MEDk#, X "l" kern -SMALLk#, X "q" kern -SMALLk#, X "t" kern -MEDk#, X "u" kern -MEDk#, X "x" kern -SMALLk#, X "y" kern -SMALLk#, X "z" kern -SMALLk#; Xligtable "r": "a" kern -SMALLk#, X "c" kern -SMALLk#, X "e" kern -SMALLk#, X "f" kern -SMALLk#, X "g" kern -SMALLk#, X "j" kern -MEDk#, X "l" kern -SMALLk#, X "t" kern -MEDk#, X "u" kern -MEDk#, X "x" kern -SMALLk#, X "y" kern -SMALLk#, X "z" kern -SMALLk#; Xligtable "q": "s": "v": "w": "y": "a" kern -SMALLk#, X "c" kern -SMALLk#, X "e" kern -SMALLk#, X "f" kern -SMALLk#, X "g" kern -SMALLk#, X "j" kern -SMALLk#, X "o" kern -SMALLk#, X "q" kern -SMALLk#, X "s" kern -SMALLk#, X "y" kern -SMALLk#; End of imatable.mf

Date:	Tue, 3 Jul 90 11:57:00 MET
From:	"Johannes L. Braams" <JL_Braams AT PTTRNL.NL>
Subject:	Does everybody know the existence of Netserv?
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Hoi, Ik was vandaag even met Netserv aan het stoeien en gaf het commando: UDS GET :DESCR tex Het viel me bar tegen dat ik maar 13 entries vond, bovendien niet allemaal up to date. UDS staat voor User Directory Service. Het is dus mogelijk jezelf in de database van NETSERV te laten opnemen met je naam, werkplek, interesses etc. Hoe dit moet? Stuur het commando (interactief of via mail, net als met LISTSERV) HELP naar NETSERV@HEARN en je komt van alles te weten. Ook kun je de NETSERV FILELIST krijgen middels GET NETSERV FILELIST naar het adres NETSERV@HEARN te sturen. Johannes Braams

Date:	Wed, 4 Jul 90 13:35:46 -0100
From:	Kees Koster <kees AT DUTTWTA.TUDELFT.NL>
Subject:	180 dpi fonts voor 24-naalds matrixprinter
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Ik ben in het bezit van een 24-naalds matrixprinter (Star LC24-10, die als Epson LQ800 aangestuurd kan worden) en een driver voor een 24-naalds printer. Hierbij blijk ik 180dpi fonts nodig te hebben + de nodige magsteps. Wie kan mij aan een adres helpen waar ik deze fonts kan verkrijgen (via e-mail) of wie heeft ze zelf en wil mij wel aan een kopie helpen. BVD Kees Koster. ~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~= Technische Universiteit Delft Faculteit der Technische Natuurkunde Vakgroep TR, sectie Warmtetransport Lorentzweg 1 2628 CJ Delft e-mail: kees AT duttwta.tudelft.nl ~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=

Date:	Wed, 4 Jul 90 20:02:00 GMT
From:	WINNINK AT ECN.NL
Subject:	RE: 180 dpi fonts voor 24-naalds matrixprinter
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Kees, Ik denk dat de 180dpi fonts, die je nodig hebt dezelfde zijn als die voo r een NEC P6 in low resolution gebruikt worden. In de emTeX distributie zitten dergelijke fonts in zogenaamde fontlibraries ingebouwd. Je kunt de afzonderlijke pk files er weer uithalen. Hoewel ik een groot deel van de emTeX distributie heb, heb ik deze fonts niet. Je kunt ze volgens mij opvragen bij: Pieter Bison, (e-mail: BISON AT KUNPV1.PSYCH.KUN.NL) C. Springerstraat 11-2 1073 LD Amsterdam. Stuur hem een briefje en 3 geformatteerde 1.2MB floppies met een gefrankeerde enveloppe. Ook kun je de files ophalen via FTP uit: rusmv1.rus.uni-stuttgart.de (129.69.1.12) De files bevinden zich daar in de directory: /soft/tex/emtex/p6l_fonts Om de fontfiles uit elkaar te halen als jouw driver geen fontlibraries kent heb je het programma: FONTLIB uit de emTeX distributie nodig. Jos Winnink internet: winnink AT ecn.nl earn: esu0507@hpeenr51

Date:	Wed, 4 Jul 90 21:31:00 MET
From:	"Johannes L. Braams" <JL_Braams AT PTTRNL.NL>
Subject:	Van de Duitse lijst: Chinese TeX
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From: IN%"TEX-D-L AT DEARN.BITNET" "German TeX Users Communication Lis 19 90 16:53:26.58 To: "Johannes L. Braams" <JL_Braams AT pttrnl.nl> CC: Subj: Chinese TeX Received: from HEARN.BITNET by pttrnl.nl; Wed, 4 Jul 90 16:52 MET Received: from DEARN by HEARN.BITNET (Mailer R2.03B) with BSMTP id 7796; Wed, 04 Jul 90 16:51:24 MET Received: by DEARN (Mailer R2.07) id 7269; Wed, 04 Jul 90 16:49:05 CET Date: Wed, 4 Jul 90 16:33:02 CET From: A06G AT DHBRRZ41.BITNET Subject: Chinese TeX Sender: German TeX Users Communication List <TEX-D-L AT DEARN.BITNET> To: "Johannes L. Braams" <JL_Braams AT pttrnl.nl> Reply-to: German TeX Users Communication List <TEX-D-L AT DEARN.BITNET> Message-id: <6D298FF35ABF6048F0 AT pttrnl.nl> X-Envelope-to: braams Friends of TeX! At Bremen University we will have an workshop on CHINESE AND COMPUTING. among other things we will inform on text and typesetting system which are able to handel Chinese and western languages. It could be of interest to you to know, that from Taiwan dr. Lee Tzao-Lin wil be here to give a demonstration of his Chinese TeX which is able to handle up to 13.000 Chinese characters. His system works on a IBM- compatible. We will also give a demonstration of a TeX-version on a UNIX system with the character set from the Peoples' Republic of China. Eventually this system will be brought down to ATARI. After the workshop Dr. Lee will stay for another few days in Germany and he would be interested to speak to people who are interested in his TeX-version. The workshop will last from July 18th to 20th this year. If you are interested, feel free to join us. If you are more interested in the TeX, contact me and we can arrange a meeting with Dr. Lee. (He will leave Germany from Munich at July 26th. Adress: URS WIDMER PC-LABOR, FB 3 (MZH) UNIVERSITAET BREMEN D-2800 BREMEN 33 BRD FAX: 0049-421-218-2720 E-MAIL: <A06G AT DHBRRZ41.BITNET> With kind regards URS

Date:	Thu, 5 Jul 90 09:02:00 MET
From:	"Johannes L. Braams" <JL_Braams AT PTTRNL.NL>
Subject:	TUGboat
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Hoi, Zojuist heeft TUGboat Volume 11 #2 mij bereikt... Gelukkig wat sneller als #1 :-) Johannes Braams

Date:	Thu, 5 Jul 90 12:48:00 MET
From:	David van Leeuwen <DAVID AT HLERUL59.BITNET>
Subject:	RE: TUGboat
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

sneller dan

Date:	Thu, 5 Jul 90 13:15:00 MET
From:	Erik-Jan Vens <VENS AT RUG.NL>
Subject:	RE: TUGboat
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Goh David, die had je nog sneller als mij door. Erik-Jan.

Date:	Thu, 5 Jul 90 17:23:00 MET
From:	David van Leeuwen <DAVID AT HLERUL59.BITNET>
Subject:	RE: TUGboat
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Ik had hem sneller door, zoals ik jou sneller door had. Ja, je hebt gelijk! David

Date:	Fri, 6 Jul 90 11:05:58 MET
From:	"P. Wackers" <U216002 AT HNYKUN11.BITNET>
Subject:	umlaut in bibtex
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Hallo, We experimenteren hier binnen de vakgroep Nederlands in Nijmegen nu ruim een week met bibtex en we zijn tegen \'e\'en (voor ons) heel serieus probleem aangelopen. We citeren vaak Duitse teksten en moeten dus regelmatig een umlaut (\") gebruiken. Bibtex interpreteert " echter als de begrenzing van een veld. We hebben het volgende geprobeerd: --het tussen braces plaatsen van de letter met umlaut (Fl{\"u}gel --het gebruiken van mathaccent (Fl$\ddot{u}$gel) --het gebruiken van een macro (Fl\uu gel; met in de preambule van de latexfile \newcommand{\uu}{\"u} De eerste twee pogingen hielpen absoluut niet. Bij de derde oplossing gaat er veel goed: bibtex geeft geen foutmeldingen, de titelbeschrijvingen zijn o.k., maar ... in de referenties gaat het fout. Er wordt niet afgedrukt (Fl\"ugel 1969) (wat we zouden willen) maar (gel 1969). Heeft iemand een idee wat daaraan te doen is? En nog een andere vraag, maar die betreft geen echt probleem maar een streven naar luxe: onze referenties bestaan vaak uit tekstedities, d.w.z. het gaat om een boek dat vroeger ooit door iemand gemaakt is en dat nu door een "modern persoon" opnieuw wordt uitgegeven. Bovendien worden onze bibliografie\"en vaak niet alleen gebruikt als beschrijving van referenties, maar als op zichzelf staande zoekinstrumenten. Daarom vroegen wij ons af of het mogelijk was om zo'n editie normaal te laten opnemen onder de naam van de uitgever, maar onder de naam van de oorspronkelijke auteur automatisch een verwijzing te genereren. Bijv.: als D. Poel de Roman van de roos van Hein van Aken uitgeeft dan zou bibtex moeten opleveren: Hein van Aken, Roman van de roos: zie Poel 1988. �Poel 1988� D. Poel, Hein van Aken's Roman van de roos, Hilversum, 1988. Bij een anonieme tekst zou de titel van het werk met een verwijzing moeten worden opgenomen. We weten dat we een bbl file kunnen editen, dus we komen hier wel uit, maar waarom handwerk verrichten als het automatisch kan? Heeft iemand idee\"en? Als dat belangrijk is: we gebruiken een variant van named bst (met een toevoeging uit siam bst) en een sty file die een mix is van named sty en astron sty. Bedankt vast Paul Wackers Vakgroep Nederlands KUN (u216002@hnyhkun11)

Date:	Mon, 9 Jul 90 08:22:00 MET
From:	"Johannes L. Braams" <JL_Braams AT PTTRNL.NL>
Subject:	Is LaTeX 3.0 backward compatible ?
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Hallo allemaal, Voor degenen die geen toegang hebben tot USEnet volgt hieronder een bericht van Don Hosek, waarin het een en ander verteld wordt over LaTeX versie 3.0. Johannes Braams ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ X-News: dnlts comp.text.tex:1682 From: dhosek AT sif.claremont.edu (Hosek, Donald A.) Subject:Re: Is LaTeX 3.0 backward compatible ? Date: 6 Jul 90 05:04:30 GMT Message-ID:<7748 AT jarthur.Claremont.EDU> In article <30030 AT eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU>, cchang AT acsu.Buffalo.EDU (Chengping Ch ang) writes... >In article <7741 AT jarthur.Claremont.EDU> dhosek AT sif.claremont.edu writes: >> .......... Frank Mittelbach is heading up the development of >>LaTeX 3.0, but Leslie Lamport hasn't supplied his imprimatur >>yet). Taken out of context, this quote is a bit misleading... LL's imprimatur is lacking on the lplain.tex on ymir, _not_ on LaTeX 3.0 which he is wholeheartedly endorsing. However, don't let the fact that LL has not endorsed the lplain.tex on ymir stop you from using it. LaTeX will do very strange things under TeX 3.0 without it. >Does anyone have more information (rumors welcome) on this ? >If this is true and since it is a major upgrade (from version 2.09 to >3.0), a lot of commands must have been touched. What I am concerned >is how well is the backward compatibility. More specifically, will >my LaTeX files pass version 3.0 compiler without change ? Will all >the customized styles ever posted on this news group pass version 3.0 >compiler ? >It goes without saying that if too many 2.09 commands are obsolete >in version 3.0, it may as well be named NewLaTeX 1.0, not LaTeX 3.0. >I'd appreciate if someone can share a light of what's going on. >A things-to-do alike list is preferable. Rumours nothing. I'll give you facts. First of all, let me once again plug TUG. Those who are TUG members have been seeing the development of LaTeX 3.0 for the last year and a half. Most of the extant work is available now from ymir in the directory [anonymous.tex.inputs.latex-mainz] (see, there _was_ a special reason for my segregating those files) (Incidentally, those who are forced to retrieve files via mailserv should send the following command to mailserv AT ymir.claremont.edu to find out what the file names are: SEND [TEX.INPUTS.LATEX-MAINZ]00README.TXT ). Will custom styles work under the new LaTeX? Probably not. On the other hand there will be at least one book detailing how to create new styles with LaTeX 3.0. I've been working on going through the LaTeX styles on ymir and anything that doesn't work with the available bits (at the moment, that would be the new font selection scheme), I've modified, placing the version that works with the new LaTeX in the [anonymous.tex.inputs.latex-contrib] directory and moving the old version into [anonymous.tex.inputs.latex-contrib.obsolete] This is being done on an as-noticed basis, so you can't assume that because something is in [anonymous.tex.inputs.latex-contrib] that version will work under the new LaTeX. What's going to change? - Font selection. This scheme is already available in [anonymous.tex.inputs.latex-mainz] (get fontsel.readme to find out what's needed). - The output routine. This puppy is going to change big time. I wouldn't even think of expecting anything that interfaces with the guts of the OTR to work a year from now. Few specifics at the moment. - The List environment. Nothing definite other than some things will be modified. - Front matter specifications. Improved handling of this. - Section header printing. A new mechanism is being designed. What's not going to change? The short answer is, "who knows?" I'm fighting tooth and nail to try and allow everything in the LaTeX book to work unmodified in LaTeX 3.0; if I'm 80% successful, that'll probably be good enough. One thing that you can do to find out more about design LaTeX styles intelligently is enroll in the TUG course being offered at Rutgers Aug 6-10 (ding ding ding, plug alert! plug alert!). For more information on the TeX Users Group and courses offered by it and TUGboat etc. TeX Users Group P.O.Box 9506 Providence, RI 02940 401-751-7760 tug AT math.ams.com -dh --- Don Hosek TeX, LaTeX, and Metafont Consulting and dhosek AT ymir.claremont.edu production work. Free Estimates. dhosek AT ymir.bitnet uunet!jarthur!ymir Phone: 714-625-0147 -- Forwarded-By: Johannes Braams PTT Research Neher Laboratorium, P.O. box 421, 2260 AK Leidschendam, The Netherlands. Phone : +31 70 3325051 E-mail : JL_Braams AT pttrnl.nl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E-mail was : EARN/BITnet : BRAAMS@HLSDNL5 UUCP : hp4nl!dnlunx!johannes SURFnet : DNLTS::BRAAMS INTERnet : BRAAMS%HLSDNL5 AT CUNYVM.cuny.edu PSS (DATAnet1) : +204 1170358::BRAAMS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Date:	Mon, 9 Jul 90 17:53:00 MET
From:	David van Leeuwen <DAVID AT HLERUL59.BITNET>
Subject:	emmf
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Hallo, is er iemand met ervaring in de metafont van EM die weet hoe je na `showit;' kunt terugkeren naar een textmode, zodat het niet meteen een zootje wordt op het scherm? Grafische adaptor is vga. In het metafontboek is men erg onduidelijk over de implementatie van showit (terecht want systeemafhankelijk) en in de .doc files van EM kan ik niets vinden erover. Groet, David

Date:	Tue, 10 Jul 90 10:01:00 GMT
From:	WINNINK AT ECN.NL
Subject:	RE: emmf
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David, Ik heb dezelfde ervaring, maar nog geen oplossing gevonden. Ik heb het idee dat het ook op een EGA scherm niet goed werkt. Althans ik kan mijn video kaart forceren in EGA mode en krijg dan dezelfde problemen. Jos Winnink internet: winnink AT ecn.nl

Date:	Tue, 10 Jul 90 10:51:00 MET
From:	Erik-Jan Vens <VENS AT RUG.NL>
Subject:	RE: emmf
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Moi (zoals de boeren zeggen), emMetaFont doet automatisch een 'showit' bij een 'endchar'. Zoals in het MetaFont boek staat. Een manier om 't scherm bij elke handeling herschreven te krijgen is om bij de aanroep 'screenstrokes' mee te geven. Dan zie je elke 'draw' ook gebeuren. Dus: mf &cm \screenstrokes; input cmr10 Of ook nog een 'nonstopmode' mee te geven. Zodat-ie niet stopt bij elke "! Strange path (turning number is zero)." mededeling. Moi (alweer), Erik-Jan.

Date:	Tue, 10 Jul 90 20:25:00 MET
From:	CGL AT RUG.NL
Subject:	Macintosh TeX software
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From: IN%"DHOSEK AT HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU" "Don Hosek" 5-JUL-1990 03:3 To: tex-archive AT science.utah.edu CC: Subj: Mac TeX software available from ymir Return-path: DHOSEK <@science.utah.edu:DHOSEK AT HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU> Received: from science.utah.edu by RUG.NL; Thu, 5 Jul 90 03:21 MET Received: from SIF.CLAREMONT.EDU by science.utah.edu with TCP; Wed 4 Jul 90 19:17:40-MDT Date: Wed, 4 Jul 1990 18:11 PDT From: Don Hosek <DHOSEK AT HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU> Subject: Mac TeX software available from ymir To: tex-archive AT science.utah.edu X-VMS-To: tex_archive Message-id: <92E1945D3620603139 AT HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU> X-Envelope-to: tex-archive AT science.utah.edu I've just copied most of the Mac TeX software from midway.uchicago.edu to ymir.claremont.edu The notable omission was makeindex which from the datestamps on that system was two years old. With any luck, a newer version will be made available in the future. The Mac software is in the following subdirectories of [anonymous.tex.macintosh]: [anonymous.tex.macintosh.bibtex] BibTeX for the Mac [anonymous.tex.macintosh.binary] Binary files needed for OzTeX [anonymous.tex.macintosh.ctex] A C implementation of TeX for the Mac [anonymous.tex.macintosh.dvi2img] A Imagewriter driver for OzTeX [anonymous.tex.macintosh.metafont] Victor Ostromoukhov's MacMF [anonymous.tex.macintosh.ozinp] Input files for OzTeX [anonymous.tex.macintosh.ozsrc] Source files for OzTeX [anonymous.tex.macintosh,oztex] OzTeX executables Questions regarding these files should be referred to oztex AT midway.uchicago.edu -dh

Date:	Tue, 10 Jul 90 20:43:00 MET
From:	CGL AT RUG.NL
Subject:	Recent software status info. Kees
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From: IN%"DHOSEK AT HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU" "Don Hosek" 7-JUL-1990 07:0 To: CA_ROWLEY AT vax.acs.open.ac.uk, tex-archive AT science.utah.edu CC: Subj: Getting everything in line--part II: specifically, the standard WEB soft wa re. Return-path: DHOSEK <@science.utah.edu:DHOSEK AT HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU> Received: from science.utah.edu by RUG.NL; Sat, 7 Jul 90 06:59 MET Received: from SIF.CLAREMONT.EDU by science.utah.edu with TCP; Fri 6 Jul 90 22:52:13-MDT Date: Fri, 6 Jul 1990 21:45 PDT From: Don Hosek <DHOSEK AT HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU> Subject: Getting everything in line--part II: specifically, the standard WEB software. To: CA_ROWLEY AT vax.acs.open.ac.uk, tex-archive AT science.utah.edu X-VMS-To: IN%"CA_ROWLEY AT vax.acs.open.ac.uk",tex_archive Message-id: <9491D35FB4E08003B0 AT HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU> X-Envelope-to: tex-archive AT science.utah.edu I've just finished putting together 00readme.txt files for all of the [.sources...] subdirectories on ymir. Everything here is up-to-date except some of the change files (site coordinators, can you hear me?). I've taken some care to insure that as much information as possible is included in these files, in particular, the VERSION NUMBERS of the WEB files. Now, at last, a quick reference to everything. Incidentally, I'm putting extra version numbers on the VMS change files (these do NOT change automatically with a new version of the WEB file they correspond to). This allows a user to quickly check to see if their change file is up-to-date with what the site coordinator is distributing. At present this only really applies to BibTeX and TeX (and sometime in the next week or so, MF), but will be more widespread as I work my way through the software (or get somebody else to do the working). But enough prolixity: on to the piece de resistance: ----- [tex.sources]00readme.txt The Sources tree contains the sources for the standard TeX programs and utilties written in WEB and some system-specific change files etc. The sources are broken down into the following directories: BIBTEX0_99 BibTeX 0.99c by Oren Patashnik MF2_0 METAFONT 2.0 by Donald Knuth MFWARE The MFware utilities: GFread, GFtoDVI, GFtoPK, GFtoPXL, GFtype, MFT, PKtoGF, PKtoPX, PKtype and PXtoPK TEX3_0 TeX 3.0 by Donald Knuth TEXWARE The TeXware utilities: DVItype, PatGen, PLtoTF, TFtoPL, VFtoVP and VPtoVF. WEB The WEB system and utilities: PoolType, Primes, Profile, TANGLE and WEAVE. ----- [.sources.bibtex0_99]00readme.txt This directory contains the source code for BibTeX 0.99c by Oren Patashnik, documentation, and system-specific files. See also subdirectories of [TEX.BIBTEX] for related files. 00readme.txt This file. bibtex.web The WEB source for BibTeX btxdoc.tex User and BibTeX style designer's btxhak.tex documentation for BibTeX. Also serves as btxdoc.aux test of BibTeX. btxdoc.bbl btxdoc.xua bibtex.bug Description of a bug in BibTeX 0.99c bibtex.ins BibTeX installation notes. >>>>>Specific BibTeX system implementations VMS BibTeX compile_bibtex.com Command file for compiling BibTeX bibtex.cld CLD file for BibTeX. bibtex.exe BibTeX executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) bibtex.obj BibTeX object file for those with other VMS versions bibtex.vms-changes BibTeX changes for VMS [PD VMS 1.6a] vms_bibtex_notes.txt Notes on VMS BibTeX. CMS BibTeX bibtex.cms-changes BibTeX changes for CMS TOPS-20 BibTeX bibtex.tops20-changes BibTeX changes for TOPS-20 ----- [.sources.mf2_0]00readme.txt This directory contains the source code for MF 2.0 by Donald E. Knuth, some documentation files and system specific files. 00readme.txt This file. mf.web The WEB source for MF 2.0 mf.web01-12 MF.WEB broken up into pieces 2000 lines or mf.web02-12 less. mf.web03-12 mf.web04-12 mf.web05-12 mf.web06-12 mf.web07-12 mf.web08-12 mf.web09-12 mf.web10-12 mf.web11-12 mf.web12-12 mf84.bug History of bugs in MF (see also the errata.* files in [TEX.SOURCES.TEX3_0] mfbook.tex Metafont source for the Metafontbook. >>>>>Specific MF system implementations VMS MF ****MF 2.0 for VMS TeX is currently under development**** CMS MF mf.cms-changes MF changes for CMS (outdated) TOPS-20 MF mf.tops20-changes MF changes for TOPS-20 (outdated) ----- [.sources.mfware]00readme.txt This directory contains source for the MFware programs and some system-dependent files. 00readme.txt This file. GFread 1.1 (Tomas Rokicki) Sample GF reading code. gfread.web WEB source file gfread.tops20-changes Change file for TOPS-20 GFtoDVI 3.0 (D.E. Knuth) Utility for producing proof sheets from GF files (see appendix H of the MFbook). gftodvi.web WEB source file gftodvi.cms-changes CMS change file for GFtoDVI **out of date** gftodvi.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file for GFtoDVI **out of date** gftodvi.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file for GFtoDVI gftodvi.exe VAX/VMS executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) gftodvi.obj VAX/VMS object file GFtoPK 2.2 (Tomas Rokicki) Program to convert GF files to PK files. gftopk.web WEB source file gftopk.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file for GFtoPK **out of date** gftopk.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file for GFtoPK **out of date** GFtoPXL 2.1 (Arthur Samuel) Utility for creating PXL files from GF files. NB: PXL files are obsolete! gftopxl.web WEB source file gftopxl.cms-changes CMS change file for GFtoPXL gftopxl.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file for GFtoPXL GFtype 3.0 (D.R. Fuchs) Diagnostic utility for listing contents of GF files. gftype.web WEB source file gftype.cms-changes CMS change file for GFtype **out of date** gftype.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file for GFtype **out of date** gftype.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file for GFtype gftype.exe VAX/VMS executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) gftype.obj VAX/VMS object file MFT 2 (D.E. Knuth) MF "pretty printer". Used in production of _Computer Modern Typefaces_ and sections of the MFbook. mft.web WEB source file mftmac.tex Macros for use with MFT output. PKtoGF 1.0 (Tomas Rokicki) Utility for converting PK files to GF files. pktogf.web WEB source file pktogf.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file for PKtoGF PKtoPX 2.3 (Tomas Rokicki) Utility for converting PK files to PXL files. NB: PXL files are obsolete! pktopx.web WEB source file pktopx.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file for PKtoPX pktopx.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file for PKtoPX pktopx.exe VAX/VMS executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) pktopx.obj VAX/VMS object file PKtype 2.2 (Tomas Rokicki) Diagnostic utility for listing contents of PK files. pktype.web WEB source file pktype.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file for PKtype pktype.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file for PKtype pktype.exe VAX/VMS executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) pktype.obj VAX/VMS object file PXtoPK 2.3 (Tomas Rokicki) Utility for converting PXL files to PK files. NB: PXL files are obsolete! pxtopk.web WEB source file pxtopk.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file for PXtoPK pxtopk.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file for PXtoPK pxtopk.exe VAX/VMS executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) pxtopk.obj VAX/VMS object file ----- [.sources.tex3_0]00readme.txt This directory contains the source code for TeX 3.0 by Donald Knuth, some documentation files and system specific files. 00readme.txt This file. tex.web The WEB source for TeX 3.0 tex.web01-13 TeX.WEB broken up into pieces 2000 lines or tex.web02-13 less. tex.web03-13 tex.web04-13 tex.web05-13 tex.web06-13 tex.web07-13 tex.web08-13 tex.web09-13 tex.web10-13 tex.web11-13 tex.web12-13 tex.web13-13 errata.five Errata reports and related files for TeX. errata.four errata.one errata.tex errata.three errata.two errorlog.tex history.txt logmac.tex tex82.bug tex82.dif Differences between TeX82 and TeX79. Mostly of historical interest. tex3.dif New features of TeX 3.0 and MF 2.0. texbook.tex TeX source for the TeXbook. >>>>>Specific TeX system implementations VMS TeX compile_tex.com Command file for compiling TeX. tex.cld CLD file for TeX tex.exe TeX executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) tex.obj TeX object file for those with other VMS versions tex.pool TeX string pool file. tex.vms-changes TeX changes for VMS [PD VMS 3.1a] vms_tex_notes.txt Notes on VMS TeX implementation. CMS TeX tex.cms-changes TeX changes for CMS (outdated) MVS TeX tex.mvs-changes TeX changes for MVS (outdated) TOPS-10 TeX tex.tops10-changes TeX changes for TOPS-10 (outdated) TOPS-20 TeX tex.tops20-changes TeX changes for TOPS-20 (outdated) ----- [.sources.texware]00readme.txt This directory contains source for the MFware programs and some system-dependent files. 00readme.txt This file. DVItype 3.2 (D.E. Knuth) Utility program to symbolically list contents of a DVI file. dvitype.web WEB source file dvitype.cms-changes CMS change file **out of date** dvitype.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file **out of date** dvitype.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file dvitype.exe VAX/VMS executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) dvitype.obj VAX/VMS object file PatGen (Frank Liang) Utility program for generating hyphenation patterns for TeX from a list of correctly hyphenated words. patgen.web WEB source file PLtoTF 3.2 (D.E. Knuth) Program to convert PL (symbolic listing of TFM) files to TFM files. pltotf.web WEB source file pltotf.cms-changes CMS change file **out of date** pltotf.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file **out of date** pltotf.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file **out of date** TFtoPL 3.1 (D.E. Knuth) Program to convert TFM files to PL (symbolic listing of TFM) files. tftopl.web WEB source file tftopl.cms-changes CMS change file **out of date** tftopl.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file **out of date** tftopl.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file **out of date** VFtoVP 1 (D.E. Knuth) Program to convert VF (composite font) files to VPL (symbolic listing of VF) files. vftovp.web WEB source file VPtoVF 1 (D.E. Knuth) Program to convert VPL (symbolic listing of VF) files to VF (composite font) files. vptovf.web WEB source file ----- [.sources.web]00readme.txt This directory contains source and documentation for the WEB package and related utilites. 00readme.txt This file. Pooltype 3 (D.E. Knuth) Utility for listing the contents of a POOL file. pooltype.web WEB source file pooltype.cms-changes Change file for VM/CMS (out of date) pooltype.vms-changes Change file for VAX/VMS pooltype.exe VAX/VMS executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) pooltype.obj VAX/VMS object file PROFILE 1.1 (D.E. Knuth) Pascal execution profiler. profile.web WEB source code Tangle 4 (D.E. Knuth) Program to take WEB source and create a compilable Pascal file from it. tangle.web WEB source code tangle.cms-changes CMS changes (Out of date) tangle.cms-pascal Bootstrap Pascal Tangle for CMS (Out of date) tangle.tops20-changes TOPS-20 changes (Out of date) tangle.vms-changes VAX/VMS changes tangle.vms-pascal Bootstrap Pascal Tangle for VAX/VMS tangle.exe Executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) tangle.obj VAX/VMS object file WEAVE 4.1 (D.E. Knuth) Program to take WEB source code and produce a printable TeX file. weave.web WEB source code webmac.tex TeX macros for use with WEAVE's output weave.cms-changes CMS change file (out of date) weave.tops20-changes TOPS-20 change file (out of date) weave.vms-changes VAX/VMS change file weave.exe Executable (compiled under VMS 5.3) weave.obj VAX/VMS object file compile_web.com VAX/VMS command file to compile WEB software web.tex "Literate Programming" by Donald E. Knuth primes.contents Sample program and additional file for the primes.web above. webman.tex WEB documentation -------------------------------------------------------------------- th-th-th-that's all folks. -dh

Date:	Wed, 11 Jul 90 11:51:00 MET
From:	CGL AT RUG.NL
Subject:	Program SGML-TeX seminar 31 Aug, Groningen
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Program TeX-SGML seminar 31 aug 1990, Groningen 9.00 - 10.00 Welcome, registration, coffee 10.00 - 10.15 Opening 10.15 - 11.00 Language technology and the future of text automation Gerard Kempen (KUN) 11.00 - 11.30 Coffee Room ZG15 Room ZG8 11.30 - 12.15 Two faces of text SGML at European Patent Office Joop van Gent (KUB) Terry Rowlay (EPO) 12.15 - 13.00 Portable graphics in TeX Aspects of a marriage: SGML and TeX Malcolm Clark (Univ Essex) Tibor Tscheke (Univ Wurzburg) 13.00 - 14.00 Lunch 14.00 - 14.45 Getting TeXnical Publishing with TeX and LaTeX: Amy Hendrickson a crash course (TeXnology Inc.) Sake Hoogeveen (UvA) 14.45 - 15.15 14.45 - 15.30 Documentstyle design as SGML applications in the building ENTITY and construction industry Victor Eijkhout, Andries K.L. Oey (TNO) Lenstra (KUN) 15.15 - 15.45 WG13 activities: Babel etc. Johannes Braams (Neher lab. PTT) 15.45 - 16.00 Tea 15.30 - 16.00 Tea 16.00 - 16.45 TUGboat production: SGML and TeX at TeX, LaTeX and paste in Elsevier Science Publishers Barbara Beeton (TUG/AMS) Jeroen Soutberg(ESP) 16.45 - 17.30 SGML and TeX: Reflections Manfred Kruger (MID) 17.30 - Cocktail party All day: Vendor/Demonstration booths Information: C.G. van der Laan (cgl AT rug.nl)

Date:	Wed, 11 Jul 90 12:14:14 CET
From:	"Sake J. Hogeveen" <A410SAKE AT HASARA11.BITNET>
Subject:	Re: umlaut in bibtex
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Pual Wackers heeft in "umlaut in BibTeX" twee vragen: 1. Hij krijgt in een BibTeX <style>.bst geen umlaut (�") voor elkaar. (Ik begrijp tenminste dat het in de .bst file niet lukt.) Antwoord: dat lukt niemand, het is een `bug' in BibTeX 0.99. Remedie: Neem publicaties met umlauten erin op in <bibbase>.bib files, en roep die in het LaTeX document aan VOOR de andere data bases: �bibliography{<bibbase>.bib,<andere bib bases>,...} Referentie: Zie de oplossing die daarvoor bij de astron styles is gekozen (het file mnemonic.bib). Oren Patashnik is van de tekortkoming op de hoogte, en heeft beloofd er in versie 1.0 van BibTeX rekening mee te houden. 2. Hoe verwijzen naar andere auteur cq. uitgever? In BibTeX 0.99c is het mogelijk IN een referentie een `cross reference' te plegen. De truuk is het format van het cross reference mechanisme zo aan te passen dat het de gewenste informatie op de juiste plaats zet. Zie daarvoor de werking van de bestaande cross reference --- helaas heb ik geen tijd het uit te proberen en een pasklaar antwoord te geven. Sake J. Hogeveen

Date:	Wed, 11 Jul 90 13:03:00 MET
From:	"Pieter W. Bison" <BISON AT KUNPV1.PSYCH.KUN.NL>
Subject:	DVI -> Postscript driver gezocht (MS-DOS executable)
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Ik ben op zoek naar een dvi -> ps MS-DOS executable met de volgende eigenschappen: - goede faciliteiten voor invoegen Postscript-plaatjes, bijv. het toevoegen van postscriptcode `asis' via \special. - mogelijkheden om interne printerfonts te gebruiken. Bij voorkeur ook nog: - virtuele fonts - EPS uitvoer Ik weet dat er een voorlopige versie met deze mogelijkheden op de Aston server staat maar het is me niet gelukt die netjes te decoderen na alle ellende van plakken en omzetten van tekens (anderen wel?) Bij voorbaat dank, Pieter Bison (bison AT kunpv1.psych.kun.nl)

Date:	Thu, 12 Jul 90 11:36:00 MET
From:	HAAN AT IRIVAX.TUDELFT.NL
Subject:	RE: umlaut in bibtex
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Paul Wackers schreef: >Hallo, >We experimenteren hier binnen de vakgroep Nederlands in Nijmegen nu ruim >een week met bibtex en we zijn tegen \'e\'en (voor ons) heel serieus >probleem aangelopen. We citeren vaak Duitse teksten en moeten dus >regelmatig een umlaut (\") gebruiken. Bibtex interpreteert " echter >als de begrenzing van een veld. >We hebben het volgende geprobeerd: >--het tussen braces plaatsen van de letter met umlaut (Fl{\"u}gel >--het gebruiken van mathaccent (Fl$\ddot{u}$gel) >--het gebruiken van een macro (Fl\uu gel; met in de preambule van de > latexfile \newcommand{\uu}{\"u} >De eerste twee pogingen hielpen absoluut niet. Bij de derde oplossing >gaat er veel goed: bibtex geeft geen foutmeldingen, de titelbeschrijvingen >zijn o.k., maar ... in de referenties gaat het fout. Er wordt niet >afgedrukt (Fl\"ugel 1969) (wat we zouden willen) maar (gel 1969). >Heeft iemand een idee wat daaraan te doen is? > Je kunt dit probleem oplossend door niet " als de begrenzing van een veld te gebruiken maar de braces ( { en } ), dus niet: @ARTICLE{vleugel, author = "Fl\"ugel", ..... maar gewoon: @ARTICLE{vleugel, author = {Fl\"ugel}, ..... > >Paul Wackers Vakgroep Nederlands KUN (u216002@hnyhkun11) met vriendelijke groeten, /-------------------------------+---------------------------------\ / Henk de Haan | Phone: +31 15 781398 \ / Delft University of Technology | FAX: +31 15 786422 \ / ISO | E-mail: HAAN AT IRIVAX.TUDELFT.NL \ / p/a IRI | Bitnet: HAAN@HDETUD5 \ < Mekelweg 15 | DECnet: IRIMCF::HAAN > \ 2629 JB Delft | JANET: HH01 AT UK.AC.RL.DE / \ The Netherlands | HEPnet: 19477::HH01 / \_________________________________|___________________________________/ \ Phrase: The only way to cold fusion is Muon Catalyzed Fusion (?) / \-----------------------------------------------------------------/

Date:	Thu, 12 Jul 90 13:28:47 MET
From:	Victor Eijkhout <U641001 AT HNYKUN11.BITNET>
Subject:	Ik haat schrijf/spel/representatiefouten
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Op de aankondiging van de TeX/SGML conferentie staat de titel van mijn lezing zwaar verminkt weergegeven. De correcte titel is The document style designer as separate entity Victor Eijkhout Department of Mathematics University of Nijmegen Toernooiveld 5 "Far out in the uncharted 6525 ED Nijmegen, the Netherlands backwaters of the unfash- ionable end of the +31 80 65 2486 (office) western spiral arm id 65 2986 (secretary) of the galaxy" id 44 8664 (home) fax: +31 80 55 3450 u641001 AT HNYKUN11.BITNET

Date:	Thu, 12 Jul 90 16:09:00 MET
From:	CGL AT RUG.NL
Subject:	Cursussen SGML-TeX bijeenkomst, rond 31 Aug 90
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Hallo, Bij deze een bericht welke TeX-georienteerde cursussen niet doorgaan wegens gebrek aan deelname: LaTeX beginners, LaTeX stylen, Metafont. TeX intermediate gaat door, en er is nog plaats. TeX advanced wordt aan gewerkt in de zin dat wij het financieel mogelijk maken, dus subsidieren, in overleg met de docent. Het spreekt dat hier nog ample plaats is. De SGML cursussen worden door het SGML bestuur bekeken. (Orientatie zal neem ik aan wel doorgaan. De andere hebben ook geringe intekening. Zij die zich opgegeven hebben voor een cursus die niet doorgaat, krijgen nog persoonlijk bericht en natuurlijk terugstorting van betaalde bedrag. Kees

Date:	Thu, 12 Jul 90 19:44:00 GMT
From:	WINNINK AT ECN.NL
Subject:	RE: Ik haat schrijf/spel/representatiefouten
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Victor, Ik vond de titel op de aankondiging veel mysterieuzer dan de door jouw gecorrigeerde titel. Dus nu moet je presentatie wel veel goed maken met een dergelijke duidelijke titel. Jos Winnink internet: winnink AT ecn.nl earn: esu0507@hpeenr51

Date:	Fri, 13 Jul 90 21:38:00 N
From:	General Delivery <POSTMASTER AT DMZNAT51.BITNET>
Subject:	guillemets (french quotes) in LATEX
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

% GUILLEMETS.STY by J\"org Knappen, BITNET knappen@dmznat51 % Version 13. Juli 1990 \def\foq{{\ly(}} \def\fcq{{\ly)}} \def\foqq{{\ly(\kern-.166em(}} \def\fcqq{{\ly)\kern-.166em)}} \endinput This style option defines guillemets (french/ spanish/ russian/ ...) quotes under LaTeX. (Plain TeX is *not* supported). They are working in all sizes. Version history: Created 13. Juli 1990 J"org Knappen, BITNET knappen@dmznat51 Institut f"ur Kernphysik Saarstra"se 23 D- 6500 Mainz

Date:	Mon, 16 Jul 90 14:09:50 +0200
From:	abi AT DUTIAB.TUDELFT.NL
Subject:	Referenties als superscript
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Hallo, Bij het produceren van een artikel voor een tijdschrift heeft iemand bij ons een van LaTeX afwijkende referentie stijl nodig. De referenties worden achtereenvolgens genummerd en het nummer wordt als superscript aan het woord toegevoegd dat voor de referentie staat. De literatuur lijst wordt dan genummerd. Zijn er procedures om dit enigzins te automatiseren, want met de hand kan het natuurlijk wel maar het is gewoon niet leuk. Ton Biegstraaten abi AT dutiaa.tudelft.nl TU Delft, Julianalaan 132, 2628 BL Delft Tel: 015-785269

Date:	Mon, 16 Jul 90 16:55:46 MET
From:	Victor Eijkhout <U641001 AT HNYKUN11.BITNET>
Subject:	Re: Referenties als superscript
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Het antwoord heeft zoals gebruikelijk een goed nieuws en` een slecht nieuws kant. Goed nieuws: even in je stijlbestand kijken naar de routine die het voetnoot tekentje zet, en die even herdefinieren. Simpel. Slecht nieuws: tijdschriften met superscript referenties willen vaak dat [1,2,3,4] wordt weergegeven als ^�1\dots4�. En dat is geen kattepis. Victor Eijkhout Department of Mathematics University of Nijmegen Toernooiveld 5 "Far out in the uncharted 6525 ED Nijmegen, the Netherlands backwaters of the unfash- ionable end of the +31 80 65 2486 (office) western spiral arm id 65 2986 (secretary) of the galaxy" id 44 8664 (home) fax: +31 80 55 3450 u641001 AT HNYKUN11.BITNET

Date:	Tue, 17 Jul 90 09:11:00 UT+2
From:	POPPELIER AT HUTRUU53.BITNET
Subject:	Re: Referenties als superscript
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Gebruik voor citaties door middel van superieuren AIP.STY, te verkrijgen op een goed voorziene file-server. Nico

Date:	Tue, 17 Jul 90 09:13:00 UT+2
From:	POPPELIER AT HUTRUU53.BITNET
Subject:	Re: Referenties als superscript
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

^{1..4} of ^{1-4} is misschien geen kattepis voor de gemiddelde TeX-er, maar is aanwezig in de reeds genoemde AIP.STY. Nico

Date:	Tue, 17 Jul 90 11:06:00 MET
From:	STOKHOF AT ALF.LET.UVA.NL
Subject:	Named.bst
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Ik gebruik Bibtex met de named.bst (en named.sty) in Latex. Er doen zich twee problemen voor. 1. Lange referenties zorgen in de tekst voor overvolle boxen, omdat ze niet worden afgebroken. 2. Het gebruik van \shortcite leidt tot allerlei foutmeldingen van het type "you meant to say ##1 instead of #1 right?" Is er iemand die een oplossing weet voor 1., en die begrijpt wat er aan de hand kan zijn met 2.? Alvast bedankt. Martin Stokhof Faculteit der Wijsbegeerte Universiteit van Amsterdam Nieuwe Doelenstraat 15 1012 CP AMsterdam 020-5254540 stokhof AT alf.let.uva.nl

Date:	Wed, 18 Jul 90 10:38:42 CET
From:	"Sake J. Hogeveen" <A410SAKE AT HASARA11.BITNET>
Subject:	Re: Named.bst
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

On Tue, 17 Jul 90 11:06:00 MET <STOKHOF AT ALF.LET.UVA.NL> said: >Ik gebruik Bibtex met de named.bst (en named.sty) in Latex. Er doen >zich twee problemen voor. >1. Lange referenties zorgen in de tekst voor overvolle boxen, omdat ze >niet worden afgebroken. >2. Het gebruik van \shortcite leidt tot allerlei foutmeldingen van het >type "you meant to say ##1 instead of #1 right?" >Is er iemand die een oplossing weet voor 1., en die begrijpt wat er aan de >hand kan zijn met 2.? 1. Hier kan ik zo gauw geen antwoord op geven; alleen nog een keer reclame maken voor de ASTRON.BST en .STY stijlen van mijn eigen hand, verkrijgbaar van de SARA file server d.m.v. mail naar SARASERV AT HASARA11.BITNET waarin GET ASTRON FILELIST je een file verschaft waarin alle aan de ASTRON stijlen verwante files zijn opgenomen, die je dan met volgende GET <filenaam> <extensie> opdrachten van de server kunt halen. 2. In named.sty (de LaTeX style file) zit een foutje: zoek de definitie van �shortcite, daarin moet een #1 (of #2) inderdaad door ##1 (of ##2) vervangen worden, daarna werkt het goed. Sake J. Hogeveen ____________________________________________________________________________ Astronomical Institute `Anton Pannekoek', Roetersstraat 15, 1018 WB Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Telephone +31 (0)20 525 6025/6004. Bitnet: A410SAKE@HASARA11 Domain addresses: A410SAKE AT SARA.NL; l42 AT nikhefh.nikhef.nl

Date:	Wed, 18 Jul 90 11:03:00 MET
From:	"Johannes L. Braams" <JL_Braams AT PTTRNL.NL>
Subject:	AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Hoi, Ik ben bezig de METAFONT bronteksten van de AMSfonts uit Amerika op te halen. Het gaat om de euler fonts, extra CM-fonts (cmsy5-9, cmex7-9, cmmib5-9, cmcsc8,9) en de symbol fonts, msam (was msxm) en msbm (was msym). (De laatste bevat de BBBold letters en heb ik (nog) niet te pakken) Zijn er mensen die belangstelling hebben voor het hele pakket? Als dat er voldoende zijn kunnen we het eventueel tijdelijk op de server in Nijmegen zetten, misschien kan Piet het dan ook op mail-server AT cs.ruu.nl beschikbaar maken. Discussie graag Johannes Braams

Date:	Wed, 18 Jul 90 14:22:00 MET
From:	STOKHOF AT ALF.LET.UVA.NL
Subject:	named.bst nogmaals
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Bedankt voor de reacties. Het probleem met shortcite is opgelost. Wat het afbreekprobleem betreft: het gaat me er niet om dat individuele namen worden afgebroken (liever niet eigenlijk) maar dat verwijzingen met bij. twee auteursnamen wel over twee regels verdeeld kunnen worden, en dat afbreken na de (laatste) auteursnaam voor het jaartal mogelijk is. De suggestie om expliciete hyphens in de .bib file op te nemen werkte niet. Van een verwijzing met twee auteurs vond ik alleen de eerste dan terug, en in de bibliografie zelf verdwijnen spaties e.d. Als iemand nog een suggestie heeft, ik houd me aanbevolen. Martin Stokhof Faculteit der Wijsbegeerte Universiteit van Amsterdam Nieuwe Doelenstraat 15 1012 CP Amsterdam (020) 5254540 stokhof AT alf.let.uva.nl

Date:	Wed, 18 Jul 90 14:50:00 UT+2
From:	POPPELIER AT HUTRUU53.BITNET
Subject:	Re: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Elsevier Science Publishers' TeX-gebruikers hebben belangstelling. Nico Poppelier Physical Sciences & Engineering Division, R&D Department Email: n.poppelier AT elsevier.nl

Date:	Wed, 18 Jul 90 15:24:00 MET
From:	Forwards in all directions!!! <VENS AT RUG.NL>
Subject:	Re: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Ook bij het ICCE bestaat er belangstelling. Voor de fonts, niet voor een discussie. Erik-Jan. Vens AT Rug.Nl

Date:	Wed, 18 Jul 90 21:31:00 GMT
From:	WINNINK AT ECN.NL
Subject:	RE: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Johannes, Ik heb wel belangstelling voor deze fonts. Overigens heb ik cmsy5-9 beschikbaar uit de emTeX distributie evenals cmex9 Hoewel niet veel zouden deze files niet meer overgehaald hoeven te worden. Jos Winnink internet: winnink AT ecn.nl

Date:	Wed, 18 Jul 90 21:39:00 MET
From:	Forward in all directions!!! <VENS AT RUG.NL>
Subject:	RE: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Ja, maar, dit zijn toch de sources??? Dacht ik, die waren toch in het publieke domein geworpen? Erik-Jan. Vens AT Rug.Nl

Date:	Thu, 19 Jul 90 09:50:04 met
From:	Piet van Oostrum <piet AT CS.RUU.NL>
Subject:	RE: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Op 18 Jul 90 schreef Erik-Jan. Vens AT Rug.Nl: > Ja, maar, dit zijn toch de sources??? Dacht ik, die waren toch in > het publieke domein geworpen? > De AMS heeft ze net deze maand vrijgegeven. Piet

Date:	Thu, 19 Jul 90 10:14:00 MET
From:	Forward in all directions!!! <VENS AT RUG.NL>
Subject:	Away on a trip
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

I am away for sometime. So I cannot answer your message right now, but be sure I did receive it. I will try to send this message only once. I check your name against a database of previous senders. Yours, Erik-Jan. Vens AT Rug.Nl

Date:	Thu, 19 Jul 90 12:00:00 MET
From:	"Johannes L. Braams" <JL_Braams AT PTTRNL.NL>
Subject:	Re: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Erik-Jan schrijft > > Ja, maar, dit zijn toch de sources??? Dacht ik, die waren toch in > het publieke domein geworpen? Klopt, maar ze daar vinden was nog een hele toer. Uiteindelijk is het met behulp van BITFTP@PUCC gelukt alles op te halen. Ik heb nu het hele pakket kompleet, inclusief cyrillic (WNCY*), msbm5-10 en documentatie Johannes Braams PTT Research Neher Laboratorium, P.O. box 421, 2260 AK Leidschendam, The Netherlands. Phone : +31 70 3325051 E-mail : JL_Braams AT pttrnl.nl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E-mail was : EARN/BITnet : BRAAMS@HLSDNL5 UUCP : hp4nl!dnlunx!johannes SURFnet : DNLTS::BRAAMS INTERnet : BRAAMS%HLSDNL5 AT CUNYVM.cuny.edu PSS (DATAnet1) : +204 1170358::BRAAMS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Date:	Thu, 19 Jul 90 15:26:00 MET
From:	David van Leeuwen <DAVID AT HLERUL59.BITNET>
Subject:	RE: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Nou, ik sluit me bij de commerciele jongens en de particuliere gebruikers aan: ik heb ook wel belangstelling voor de AMS-fonts. Ze doen overigens wel dik over hun copyright zeg! Ik zal het niet schenden. David

Date:	Thu, 19 Jul 90 16:10:00 N
From:	"P.Stoop, KVI, Zernikeln 25, 9747 AA Groningen, NL"
From:	"P.Stoop, KVI, Zernikeln 25, 9747 AA Groningen, NL"
Subject:	LaTeX tabel captions naar boven.
Sender:	TEX-NL <TEX-NL AT HEARN.BITNET>

Beste TeX- en LaTeXneuten, De laatste tijd zijn bewonderenswaardig veel vragen beantwoord met: zie \dots.sty. Dit geeft me de hoop dat iemand mijn \dots kan invullen. Ik zou namelijk graag zien dat LaTeX de caption van tabellen (* boven *) de tabel plaatst en niet er onder. Bij figuren blijftie wat mij betreft onder. Het summum zou zijn dat voetnoten in de tabelcaption onder de tabel komen (onder een beschaafd lijntje natuurlijk) en niet onderaan de pagina. Wie helpt? Groeten, Paul Stoop.

Date:	Thu, 19 Jul 90 16:20:00 MET
From:	"Johannes L. Braams" <JL_Braams AT PTTRNL.NL>
Subject:	Re: LaTeX tabel captions naar boven.
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Paul Stoop schrijft: > ... Ik zou > namelijk graag zien dat LaTeX de caption van tabellen (* boven *) de tabel > plaatst en niet er onder. Bij figuren blijftie wat mij betreft onder. Het > summum zou zijn dat voetnoten in de tabelcaption onder de tabel komen (onder > een beschaafd lijntje natuurlijk) en niet onderaan de pagina. > Wie helpt? Ik wil wel een poging tot hulp doen. Voor wat betreft de caption bij tabellen, wat dacht je van het volgende: \begin{table} \caption{Deze caption staat boven de tabel} \begin{tabular}{...} .. \end{tabular} \end{table} Wil je de voetnoten direkt onder de tabel, dan zet je hem in een minipage omgeving met \textwidth als breedte? Johannes Braams PTT Research Neher Laboratorium, P.O. box 421, 2260 AK Leidschendam, The Netherlands. Phone : +31 70 3325051 E-mail : JL_Braams AT pttrnl.nl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E-mail was : EARN/BITnet : BRAAMS@HLSDNL5 UUCP : hp4nl!dnlunx!johannes SURFnet : DNLTS::BRAAMS INTERnet : BRAAMS%HLSDNL5 AT CUNYVM.cuny.edu PSS (DATAnet1) : +204 1170358::BRAAMS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Date:	Thu, 19 Jul 90 17:08:10 met
From:	Piet van Oostrum <piet AT CS.RUU.NL>
Subject:	Referenties als superscript
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> Bij het produceren van een artikel voor een tijdschrift heeft iemand bij ons > een van LaTeX afwijkende referentie stijl nodig. > De referenties worden achtereenvolgens genummerd en het nummer wordt als > superscript aan het woord toegevoegd dat voor de referentie staat. > De literatuur lijst wordt dan genummerd. > Zijn er procedures om dit enigzins te automatiseren, want met de hand kan het > natuurlijk wel maar het is gewoon niet leuk. > Daar is een style file voor: overcite.sty Piet

Date:	Thu, 19 Jul 90 23:36:00 MET
From:	CGL AT RUG.NL
Subject:	Re: AMS fonts, Metafont sources
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Ik heb belangstelling. Kees

Date:	Fri, 20 Jul 90 10:04:00 UT+2
From:	POPPELIER AT HUTRUU53.BITNET
Subject:	Re: LaTeX tabel captions naar boven.
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Problemos 1: el captionos boven el tabelos. Muy siempel: men plaatse het \caption-commando VOOR de tabular-omgeving, oftewel \begin{table} \caption{You take a big mama and a big nacho-cheese} \begin{tabular}{...} ... \end{tabular} \end{table} Problemos 2: el voetnotos del captionos niet onder el pagino: men plaatse zowel \caption als tabular-omgeving in een minipage van een breedte die je ZELF moet opgeven. Dit laatste is onhandig, omdat je de breedte pas kent NADAT de tabel is gemaakt. Beide kwesties zijn overigens bekend bij de LATeX 2.10/3.0 ontwikkelings-0 groep. Nico

Date:	Fri, 20 Jul 90 10:07:00 UT+2
From:	POPPELIER AT HUTRUU53.BITNET
Subject:	Re: LaTeX tabel captions naar boven.
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Nagekomen bericht: o ja, als je commando's als \footnote en \cite in een \caption hebt, moet je een versie van het argument ZONDER deze storende commando's, en ook liefst ingekort, opgeven als optioneel argument, dat wil zeggen tussen [ ... ]. Voor uitleg: zie boek! Nico

Date:	Mon, 23 Jul 90 12:04:18 MET
From:	"stoks, hans" <U251006 AT HNYKUN11.BITNET>
Subject:	redisfont
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Hallo, Weet er (nog) iemand waar de hebreeuwse fonts van Goldberg zich ergens bevinden; ik mis het bestand <redisfont mf>. Ik heb ze destijds van Jeroen de Jong gekregen, maar die zit nu ergens in Ierland.

Date:	Thu, 26 Jul 90 08:56:00 GMT
From:	WINNINK AT ECN.NL
Subject:	Engelse dokumentatie emTeX
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Hoi, Ik heb via Duncan Mather (werkzaam bij SHELL) de engelstalige DOC files van emTeX ontvangen. Geinteresseerden kunnen kontakt opnemen met mij voor het verkrijgen van de files. In verband met vakantie het liefst kontakt opnemen na 20 augustus. Jos Winnink internet: winnink AT ecn.nl earn: esu0507@hpeenr51

Date:	Thu, 26 Jul 90 16:56:16 MET
From:	Victor Eijkhout <U641001 AT HNYKUN11.BITNET>
Subject:	Dit heeft niet zo erg veel met TeX te maken...
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Mijn boekenplank heeft zich de laatste tijd in het toegevoegde gewicht van enkele typografieboeken mogen verheugen. 1/ Voor wie zich met boekproductie bezig houdt, is Boek over het maken van boeken, Huib van Krimpen Gaade uitgevers, Veenendaal 1986 onontbeerlijk. Voor ons, electronisch publicisten, staan enkele minder relevante stukken in, zoals over drukken en binden van boeken, maar er staat ook genoeg in over typografie en aanverwante zaken. Niet schrikken van het prijskaartje. 2/ Uitgeverij `de Buitenkant' in Amsterdam publiceert een reeks, kleine maar fijne, boekjes over en omtrent typografie. Kleine oplages, en bij lang niet elke boekhandel te vinden. Bij voorbeeld: Stanley Morison, Grondbeginselen der typografie Eric Gill, (niet in mijn bezit, iets als `essay on ...') Jan van Krimpen, Over het ontwerpen en bedenken van drukletters (JvK is een van de twee gezichten van de vaderlandse typografie, hij werkte zijn leven lang van Joh. Enschede) Aldus, Allemaal flauwekul (columns uit vaktijdschriften). Uit het laatste boekje een citaat (de spreker is hier aan het vertellen over de mogelijkheden van de nieuwe technologie): De letterkeuze voor de [gewone] tekst wil de secties van het blad duidelijk ondersteunen door gebruikmaking van onmiskenbare (ook voor leken zichtbare) verschillen als die tussen Times en Helvetica, ongetwijfeld beide `toppers' in hun hoek van de typografie. De kopteksten zullen worden uitgevoerd in de oneindige variatie die [de nieuwe technologie] mogelijk maakt. Klinkt dit bekend? Het is geschreven in 1970, toen het fotozetten net zijn grote vlucht begon te nemen. De geschiedenis herhaalt zich... Tenslotte nog dit: Jan Tschichold, Ausgew\"alte Aufs\"atze \"uber Fragen der Gestalt des Buches und der Typografie Birkh\"auser Verlag, Basel 1975. Opstellen over een boel onderwerpen in de typografie door een van de beroemdheden. Citaat uit het eerste hoofdstuk: Vollkommene Typographie ist eher eine Wissenschaft denn eine Kunst. Beherrschung des Handwerks ist unerl\"a{\ss}lich, aber ist nicht alles. Denn der sichere Geschmak, der das Vollendete auszeichnet, berugt auf einem klaren Wissen um die Gesetze harmonischer Gestaltung. [...] Es gibt daher keine geborenen Meister der Typographie; nur allma\"ahlich kann man sich zu einem solchen ausbilden. Dat wij het ons mogen aantrekken! Victor Eijkhout Department of Mathematics University of Nijmegen Toernooiveld 5 "Far out in the uncharted 6525 ED Nijmegen, the Netherlands backwaters of the unfash- ionable end of the +31 80 65 2486 (office) western spiral arm id 65 2986 (secretary) of the galaxy" id 44 8664 (home) fax: +31 80 55 3450 u641001 AT HNYKUN11.BITNET

Date:	Tue, 31 Jul 90 09:28:00 UT+2
From:	POPPELIER AT HUTRUU53.BITNET
Subject:	AMS-fonts
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Een tijdje terug informeerde Johannes Braams op dit flitsende medium wier er belangstelling had voor de AMS-fonts en aanverwante zaken. Er bleek belangstelling te zijn, maar er heerst nu al weer een tijd radiostilte in deze contreien. What's Up Doc? Oftewel: wanneer krijg ik mijn AMS-fonts? Nico

Date:	Tue, 31 Jul 90 11:09:00 MET
From:	"Johannes L. Braams" <JL_Braams AT PTTRNL.NL>
Subject:	Re: AMS-fonts
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Ik wilde even de reacties afwachten, maar zal binnenkort een poging wagen het spul (de sources) in een uuencoded archief op de server te krijgen. Johannes Braams

Date:	Tue, 31 Jul 90 18:14:00 MET
From:	Forward in all directions!!! <VENS AT RUG.NL>
Subject:	NRC-Handelsblad. W&O, 30-7-90.
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Vandaag di. 31 staat er in de Wetenschap en Onderwijsbijlage van de NRC (of het Handelsblad zoals sommige mensen zeggen) op pag. 2 een stukje dat "Monsterproject Hindi-Engels in Amsterdamse achterkamer" heet. Hierin staat (laatste kolom, eerste alinea): "Medewerking kregen de Wagenaars in eerste instantie van Wagenaars broer, die voor de software implementatie zorgde, later van het India Instituut in Amsterdam, en van SARA, het rekencentrum van de Universiteit van Amsterdam waar "echt een geniale vogel", aldus Wagenaar, de programmatuur heeft ontwikkeld die moet zorgen dat het hele manuscript straks 'camera ready' uit de computer komt rollen..." Deze geniale vogel heeft blijkbaar kans gezien TeX (evt. Metafont) en de cmr-fonts overnieuw uit te vonden, want op de erbij afgedrukte pagina is te zien dat het om Computer Modern gaat voor het romeinse schrift, en dat er een 'Overfull hbox' tussen zit. (Bij 'yakshini', een na onderste regel). En danis er nog de vraag welk Devnagri-font ze gebruikt hebben? Dat van Frans Velthuis? Dat heb ik nog nooit gezien. Erik-Jan. Vens AT Rug.Nl