Hi there!
On 11 Jan 00, at 14:05, Steve Lamb wrote
about "Re: suggestion- / wish-list":
> >> Which is possible. I've seen books written in just VI. OTOH, you'll note
> >> I didn't put word processing into my list because I do know that is a
> >> different task than just editing ASCII text.
>
> > Unless you use TeX;-) In this latter case, it *is* editing ASCII;-) Time to
> > learn a bit?
>
> Nope. As I said, I've seen books written in just VI. I didn't say what
> other tools were used. In that particular case, TeX. IIRC it was one of the
> O'Reilly books but which one eludes me at the moment.
Donald E. Knuth "The TeX book" pub. by Addison-Wesley, AFAIR. This is the
starting point;-) The book about TeX written by the author of TeX in TeX;-)
P.S. I *hope* you happen to know _who_ Donald Knuth is? I hope you've
already read some of his books... Yeah, I really hope;-)
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