i always found this very useful, but i haven't been able to find out if teTeX
provides the same functionality, and if so, whether i can use it from within
emacs. so does it? and can i?
Basically, xdvik and web2c need to be changed to support this. I think
that the next version of web2c will
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There are thousands of dedicated amateurs (in the sense that they do
it for love rather than for money) out there working on various bits
of LaTeX, developing packages, ... but no overall cooordinator.
well, we do have the distinction in LaTeX between core
On Wed, May 02, 2001 at 10:11:20PM +0200, Joost Kremers wrote:
hi all,
i used to write my documents on win95 with miktex and winedt. miktex
has the ability to put source specials in the dvi file, and yap
(miktex's dvi previewer) and winedt are fully equipped to make use of
this, so
The tex in texlive supports a --src-specials flag; that tex is
typically more unstable than mainstream teTeX, but I guess teTeX will
do the same shortly (or does it already?)
sebastian
Karsten == Karsten Tinnefeld [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
I've been thinking about a change when trying to adapt the
corelpak-fonts to our needs, but I came to another conclusion.
What we are in fact interested in is a flexible system on the
user level which hides the
Joost == Joost Kremers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
there are still two things i don't understand, though. when i do
an inverse search, emacs tells me when done with a buffer, type
C-x #. i have no idea what that is for. and if i do a forward
This means that you should
Hello George,
On Tue, 1 May 2001, George White wrote:
The system _is_ broken in the sense that using a current TeX with type 1
fonts requires too many font information tables, making it difficult to
understand and maintain. Since teTeX runs on X and is commonly used with a
Yes! And one of
