Hi!
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Adam Turoff wrote:
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teTeX anyway While TeXLive may be better, it's a rather big
download (~270 MB), a snapshot of an ISO filesystem, and quite
unlikey to become a FreeBSD port
You don't have to port *all* of TeXLive to FreeBSD I think you can surely
omit the
I am having these exact problems with TeX Live installed yesterday from
the referenced ISO. I have the updated xmltex.tex from the PassiveTeX
website, and I am using the PassiveTeX version from the same site. The
FO was generated by Xalan with PassiveTeX extensions enabled. I get
identical
On Wed, Feb 27, 2002 at 08:51:05AM +0100, Holger Rauch wrote:
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Adam Turoff wrote:
I started out with a vanilla teTeX 1.0.7 install,
[...]
I recommend that you use TeXLive instead of the teTeX that comes with
FreeBSD. It's available from
I understand that TeXLive
I'm trying to install PassiveTeX on a handful of computers. The
Win* boxen configured like a charm thanks to MiKTeX. My FreeBSD box,
however, has been no end of headaches.
I started out with a vanilla teTeX 1.0.7 install, and had some problems
with pdfxmltex; after poking around the list
Hi!
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Adam Turoff wrote:
I'm trying to install PassiveTeX on a handful of computers. The
Win* boxen configured like a charm thanks to MiKTeX. My FreeBSD box,
however, has been no end of headaches.
I started out with a vanilla teTeX 1.0.7 install,
[...]
I recommend
