in my assessment, I'll be glad to here just where.
But in my opinion I really am unable to see right now where the
problem is.
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Psyche or Rawhide.
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fine, but the result is not
so good as with pdflatex...
Then your font map files for dvips are not appropriate for the set of
fonts you have installed.
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as the target file.
I just don't get it.
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in the same place specify
output to /etc/passwd. I hope you get my point why I think config
files should not be looked for in `.'.
That would be great, indeed. I plan to release teTeX-2.0, soon (now that
pdftex-1.10a *final* is out).
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something into his home directory where all sorts
of configuration files are kept, TeX security is the least worry of
the user.
How about retricting the panicking to those cases where a user is
acting in a remotely sane manner?
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place (. or below or so).
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by the filter programmer.
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that.
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manner?
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is not reading the pretest list.
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enough to provide a useful
release. And that also means you.
If you think I sound like a complete ***, this may be just because
I am, but that does not change the principal problem.
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think you yourself are the
best judge about what version of Omega might be the most appropriate
for you. Get and compile that.
Anyway, I think it's very sad seeing Omega removed from teTeX for
what may be an indefinite period of time.
How about telling that to the Omega developers?
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console works if I don't su anywhere.
I have installed the following in /etc/profile.d/texsetup.sh (based on advice
from David Kastrup):
case :$PATH: in *:/usr/TeX/bin/i386-linux:*) ;;
*) PATH=/usr/TeX/bin/i386-linux:$PATH
esac
This is executed in login shells, but nowhere else. One
like
/etc/profile.d on most systems. Put a file of your own in there,
something like mytexsetup.sh and write the lines above in there.
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Greg Black [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David Kastrup wrote:
| Ok, that settles .profile. Now why is your advice bad, bad, bad for
| the system-wide configuration, as well? Because we nowadays have
| Linux distributions that can be upgraded. And /etc/profile is sure to
| be under
whether the executable in its first line actually exists at
the specified location.
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have not tried yet myself, but it
certainly won't be much of a replacement for previewers).
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for this, and
of course there are dozens of TeX environments around that do
things like this.
However, I thought I'd read of some version of tex which did produce
ps files directly. Maybe it's a commercial version or something.
pdflatex perhaps? PDF nowadays is mostly as ubiquitous as PostScript.
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. Is there some overwhelming
reason to use pdf instead of ps?
For printing, no, for electronic distribution of documents, yes.
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. Please use the Usenet group comp.text.tex for that.
Apart from that, you are confused: American spacing
(\nonfrenchspacing) makes larger spaces after periods, one uses
\frenchspacing when one does not want it.
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that,
or you have played arond with the symbolic links of executables.
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from the
archive due to copyright reasons.
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with gsftopk again is
GhostScript 7.03, the current version is 7.04. Since 7.04 has been
out only for few days, I cannot say anything about it, but I would
guess it is not worse than 7.03.
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, and use one of the above mentioned packages
that then inform pdftex of the user's choice of letterpaper (LaTeX's
default).
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, with most file system layouts,
/usr/local/share/texmf is a better place for it than
/usr/share/texmf.local).
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things that I plan to do first. A stable teTeX will not
happen before the next web2c release (teTeX-beta currently contains a
web2c test release).
While we are being nosy... Are there any plans to include Type1
versions of the EC fonts, like cmsuper or so? Or has this already
happened?
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since in his current directory there *is* no file with a
name identical to that of the now excluded file in the search tree.
Reverting to an extensionless file should be done really only as a
last resort, in my opinion.
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this, but none are
specific enough to allow me to accomplish this. Is there anyone
with the time and patience who can walk me through this?
I have a Sun Ultra 5 running SunOS 5.8, teTeX version 0.4
You install a less ancient teTeX and use
dvips -Ppdf
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Vladimir == Vladimir Volovich [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Vladimir if ß in CM has the same metric values, i could replace it in the
Vladimir CM-Super fonts.
It has.
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with which the format file has been generated. He will most probably
need to generate his own format files to go with his texmf.cnf
settings, or adapt a few changed settings from the newly changed 1.0.9
texmf.cnf file. It might also be that some missing sizes are making
tex give up.
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