Re: [Micronet] LaTeX to Word doc Conversion

[Philip Weekly]

I agree,  something along those lines

http://www.grindeq.com/index.php?p=latex2word

Best,

Philip

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On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 1:17 PM, Ian Crew <ic...@berkeley.edu> wrote:

> http://www.wordtolatex.com sounds like the sort of thing you are looking
> for (check out http://www.wordtolatex.com/upload), but in the other
> direction: Word-to-LaTeX.  I wonder if they might be able to do what you’re
> looking for, which is essentially the same thing, but in reverse…..
>
> Googling for "latex to word converter
> <https://www.google.com/search?client=safari=en=latex+to+word+converter=UTF-8=UTF-8>”
> also turns up a bunch of other options.
>
> Ian
>
> On Apr 11, 2016, at 1:10 PM, Beth Muramoto <bmura...@berkeley.edu> wrote:
>
> I received this email from one of our faculty asking this question and I
> had no idea what to suggest to him.
>
> Any help is most appreciated.
>
> Beth
>
>
> I'm looking for a service (on or off campus) I can use to take an existing
>> LaTeX formatted paper and convert it to a Word doc in a particular
>> journal's template. I'm parlaying a workshop paper (LaTeX) into an extended
>> journal paper and am not interested in doing the conversion myself. I'll be
>> using start-up funds to pay for it ($50-$300). Any recommendations?
>> Thanks
>
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[Micronet] Internet Explorer EOL

[Philip Weekly]

For those not aware, Tuesday January 12th is the last day of support for ALL
Internet Explorer versions except for Version 11.

 

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/WindowsForBusiness/End-of-IE-support

 

"Beginning January 12, 2016, only the most current version of Internet
Explorer available for a supported operating system will receive technical
supports and security updates. Internet Explorer 11 is the last version of
Internet Explorer, and will continue to receive security updates,
compatibility fixes, and technical support on Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and
Windows 10."

 

Best,

 

Philip

 

 

Philip Weekly

Director, Information Systems

 

School of Optometry

University of California

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 <http://cal-eye-care.org/> http://cal-eye-care.org/

 

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Re: [Micronet] The Great Thanksgiving CalMail Outage of 2011 - a blast from the past

[Philip Weekly]

IRC,  yea that brings back some memories.  Way back when the eskimo servers
were the place to hang out (1989-93)

 

 

Anybody else on here remember fighting for mod control when net-splits would
occur?

A net split would occur so you go create a new room with the same name as
the one you wanted to control (#somechannel) and then start your bots and
when the split would rejoin your server to the other IRC servers you would
retain your mod status and mod's would start kicking and banning each other
for control.

 

Those were fun times! Some of the first and finest Internet wars I've
experienced.

 

Best,

 

Philip

 

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[mailto:micronet-list-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Bernie ROSSI
Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2015 12:59 PM
To: jon kuroda
Cc: Micronet-UCB microcomputer support user group
Subject: Re: [Micronet] The Great Thanksgiving CalMail Outage of 2011 - a
blast from the past

 

Umm, in the middle of it?  :)

 

We spent hours each day on the IRC channel, everyone working towards getting
the system back up and running.  Many many hours spent in the "War Room",

 

So, no one remembers when we were UCLink and went down for about a week?  

 

Ah, those were the days...

 

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

 

On Wed, Nov 25, 2015 at 12:18 PM, jon kuroda  > wrote:

"Thanks", Facebook, for reminding me of this saga that I had nearly
and mercifully forgotten about.

http://ucbsystems.org/2011/11/25/unscheduled-outage-calmail-authentication-p
roblem/
https://twitter.com/UCBCalMail

For those who weren't around Campus during the pre-bConnected days,
the then-Campus email service, CalMail, suffered what ought to have
been a relatively minor hardware failure over the 2011 Thanksgiving
weekend.

It turned into 1-2 weeks of hard-downtime without e-mail access and
over a month before the return of full service.  IST pulled in many
resources from across campus and beyond to work on this.

Later in December, Campus announced that it had selected Google for
its email/calendaring/collaboration service provider; the selection
process for that had been in progress since before the downtime.

The outages of CalMail were few, but significant - I feel like what
outages we have with bMail may be more frequent, but far smaller on
an individual basis and thus less impactful.

I was on the East Coast at the time, taking some personal time over
in NYC before, ironically, attending USENIX LISA, the yearly USENIX
system administration conference in Boston [0], but back here, many
on campus were suffering the lack of email, the edicts from on high
not to use off-campus e-mail services like personal gmeil accounts,
and the out-of-band (thankfully, EECS had its XMPP/Jabber IM system
that was interoperable at the time with people on GChat, so many of
us communicated via that and other channels - that interoperability
went away with the Googlification of Campus)

Where were you during the Great CalMail Outage of 2011? How did you
cope with the lack of e-mail?

--Jon
[0] Yeah, here I am, one of the only people from UC Berkeley at the
biggest sysadmin conference, and UC Berkeley e-mail is down.  Yeah,
that wasn't embarrassing, though I did get a good joke when someone
I knew who had done some consulting for CalMail asked, "What's up?"
I could only respond, "Not CalMail."


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[Micronet] Free 72 hour member to Pluralsight

[Philip Weekly]

Hello fellow IT folks,

 

Pluralsight,  one of the leading video based training company's is currently
providing a free 72 hour pass.  Plenty of time to review some of their new
content :)

 

http://ww2.pluralsight.com/codeschool

 

You have until 9AM today to sign up.

 

Enjoy!

 

Philip

 

 

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[Micronet] Free 72 hour member to Pluralsight

[Philip Weekly]

Hello fellow IT folks,

 

Pluralsight,  one of the leading video based training company's is currently
providing a free 72 hour pass.  Plenty of time to review some of their new
content :)

 

http://www.pluralsight.com/codeschool

 

Enjoy!

 

Philip

 

 

Philip Weekly

Director, Information Systems

 

School of Optometry

University of California

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 http://cal-eye-care.org/ http://cal-eye-care.org/

 

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