Greetings all, I am new to the world of TeX and got here by way of a documentation extraction application (declet) that deposits a single texinfo file in my documentation directory. OK, so far, so good, but most people cannot read a .texi file. I should probably mention I'm running Windows 10, meaning even fewer people would know how to read it. Whilst there is some information on the GNU website for texinfo, it is sparse, and the latest executable for Windows is dated 2008, is 32 bit and seems generally neglected as far as Windows is concerned. So, with that preface, can anyone explain how I can process this file using Miktex? I found a few references claiming that Miktex includes texi2dvi, including one posting here on this list that seems to suggest that Miktex includes both texi2dvi and texi2pdf, but I do not see these anywhere in my distribution. The package manager does not seem to have these listed, nor does the manual mention anything. Can anyone here please point me to a reference or directions on converting a TexInfo file to PDF and HTML? Regards, - Steve Nunez
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