81. Re: [OS X TeX] Simple Illustration Program Re OS X tex Simple Illustration Program. Subject Re OS X tex SimpleIllustration Program; From Arun Mangalam arun_mangalam@mac.com ; http://w3.msi.vxu.se/~pku/MacOSX_TeX/2002a/msg01632.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index Re: [OS X TeX] Simple Illustration Program Subject : Re: [OS X TeX] Simple Illustration Program From : "Arun Mangalam" < arun_mangalam@mac.com Date : Wed, 22 May 2002 14:34:07 -0400 Just some extra info :). There are two versions of gnuplot with different feature sets: 1. Carbon gnuplot [ http://homepage.mac.com/gnuplot/index.html]: Prev by Date: Re: [OS X TeX] Concatenate PDF files? Next by Date: Re: [OS X TeX] Concatenate PDF files? Previous by thread: Re: [OS X TeX] Simple Illustration Program Next by thread: Re: [OS X TeX] Simple Illustration Program Index(es): Date Thread

82. Programs I prefer pure HTML coding (without rendering of the equations as GIFs) and tex coding(you need techexplorer Naturally, the program codes can be downloaded, too http://www.geocities.com/optomaplev/optomaplev.html

Here you can find the different commented programs on laser optics, ultrashort pulses and general theory of relativity. The presented programs have both scientific and pedagogical orientation. I place the emphasis on analytical approaches, but some worksheets contain the bulky numerical blocks and FORTRAN-code generation. Data processing was considered, too. The content of this page is under permanent construction. In fact, you see a specific journal of my researches and some my conclusions and methods open to questions. As required, the different worksheets will be integrated in e-books (as example, see "Mathematical ultrashort pulse laser physics", which was published in Maple Application center , and "Introduction to relativistic astrophysics and cosmology through Maple", which also was published in Maple Application center ). As further development, I plan to extend the range of the considered problems and to emphasize the integration with numerical tools (e.g. Matlab) .

83. Nelson H. F. Beebe's Home Page collection; English and German applet collection; Java Cup Internationalprogramming contest ($1,000,000 in prizes); tex and Metafont. The http://www.math.utah.edu/~beebe/

Nelson H. F. Beebe's Home Page Original version: Tue Sep 19 08:23:37 1995 Last update: Wed May 19 09:16:56 2004 The author... If you find a broken hypertext link, or notice any other problem, please notify the author: Nelson H. F. Beebe Center for Scientific Computing University of Utah Department of Mathematics, 110 LCB 155 S 1400 E RM 233 Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0090 USA Email: beebe@math.utah.edu (Internet) Tel: +1 801 581 5254 FAX: +1 801 581 4148 PGP public key and notes for its use Table of contents Archive tools Bibliography collections and software Conference talks and papers Digital libraries ... GNUware on IBM PC DOS, OS/2, and Microsoft Windows platforms and the reverse HTML and SGML tools Java language OpenMP (language-independent multithreading) ... Other interesting resources Archive tools This section now has its own Web page.

84. The Tex*A*Syst Mobile Lab Program This program, along with other tex*A*Syst programs, are marketed to communities whichidentify water resources as a high priority in Extension’s annual texas http://www.usawaterquality.org/themes/health/extension/mobile_lab.html

breadCrumbs("usawaterquality.org",">>","default.html","no_deco_green","nationaltheme","no_deco_green","1"); About this Program Regional Programs National Themes National Facilitation ... Funded Projects Now includes NRI awards! Success Stories Online Resources Home Previous Page search this website: National Theme: Drinking Water and Human Health Research Education Extension - Success Story - This program is just one example of CSREES Extension programming that has positively impacted drinking water quality. Please check back periodically for other highlighted programs. the Tex*A*Syst Mobile Lab Program: Screening Drinking Water Wells and Educating Citizens By participating in the Tex*A*Syst Mobile Lab Program, well owners receive specific instructions about how to treat their wells to reduce contaminant levels and how to lessen the threat of contamination in the future. Situation The health and livelihood of Americans depends on the availability of a safe drinking water supply. Residents in rural areas of Texas primarily rely upon private wells for their water needs. Private wells are a water source that is not regulated to the extent that public drinking water supplies are. Private well owners are responsible for the quality of their own drinking water. They need to be aware of potential contamination risks to their wells and how to protect against these risks. As a result, more private well owners are demanding well water testing and water quality information.

85. Package enhanced the system in many ways, notably to support C++ and ANSI C. Thus CWEB combinesTeX with today’s most widely used professional programming languages. http://www.fptex.org/fptex-binary.html

Package Version Description bin-amstex This package holds a TeX engine preloaded with the American Mathematical Society macros. bin-bibtex bin-bibtex8 bin-bmeps A library and a command line tool for conversion of different bitmap graphics types to EPS. It can produce EPS levels 1, 2 and 3. Level 2 allows the use of run-length compression and ASCII-85-encoding instead of ASCII-Hex-encoding, while level 3 allows the use of flate compression. TIFF- and PNG-alpha channels can be converted into EPS level 3 image masks. Modified dvips sources are included to allow image conversion directly from dvips. bin-bzip2 Bzip2 achieves high compression rate and is compatible at the API level with Gzip. The package holds the DLL and the compression and uncompression programs. bin-chktex This program catches some typographic errors LaTeX overlooks, and can be viewed as Lint for LaTeX. Filters are also provided for checking the LaTeX parts of CWEB documents. bin-cjkutils A macro package which enables the use of Chinese/Japanese/Korean with LaTeX2e.

86. Gareth McCaughan: Programs is that the program contains its own documentation. Donald Knuth spublished programs for tex and METAFONT use a similar system. http://www.pmms.cam.ac.uk/~gjm11/programs/main.html

Note : Many of these are now outdated versions. You can find more up-to-date information about programs I've written at another page , on the Unix box in my office. I suggest you go there right now. Gareth McCaughan: programs The most useful thing here is also one of the shortest. ( Note : this is no longer true, with the advent of the new version of . It's got quite a bit longer.) 3col-2.07.tar.gz is a gzipped tarfile about 30k long containing the source code and documentation for a program which converts text files to PostScript giving an awful lot of text to the page (3 columns, each 100 lines of 93 characters, but you can change the text size and this changes these figures; in fact, you can change just about everything). It's very flexible, and produces output that's as attractive as can be expected in the circumstances. I wouldn't be without it. You should have a look at some rather out-of-date HTML documentation . You can also grab just the source code , if you really insist, but you'd be much better advised to get the full distribution , since that includes a Makefile, some up-to-date documentation and a couple of useful programs that use And it's smaller, because it's compressed.)

87. Amazon Light - Details For Computers & Typesetting, Volume B: TeX: The Program Click to see larger image, Computers Typesetting, Volume B tex The Programby Donald E. Knuth AddisonWesley Pub Co Sales Rank 309,159 - Avg. http://www.kokogiak.com/amazon/detpage.asp?asin=0201134373

88. TeX By Topic: The Book That Victor Wrote A beautifully written, concise and comprehensive discussion of tex as a programminglanguage Eijkhout s book is not a loose collection of unconnected http://www.eijkhout.net/tbt/

``TeX by Topic is a systematic reference manual designed as a companion to tutorial guides on the system. Packed with original, practical ideas, this book provides an invaluable information source that will give the TeX user the essential insight needed to solve TeX problems.'' [From the back cover] A beautifully written, concise and comprehensive discussion of TeX as a programming language [...] Eijkhout's book is not a loose collection of unconnected entries but a very systematic account of how TeX works as a programming language. Not the ideal first introduction, but an absolute must-read if you want to understand the deeper foundations of the TeX language. On many occasion when one of my macros didn't work, only by consulting Eijkhout's book was I able to find the source of my problem. [From a review by Martin Diedrich] TeX by Topic, A TeXnician's Reference, by Victor Eijkhout Addison-Wesley Publishing Company Wokingham, England 1992 ISBN: 0-201-56882-9 List price US$28.95 pages 307+viii TeX by Topic has long been out of print. Now that the publisher has reverted the rights to me, I have decided to make the book freely available in PDF form. Go ahead, download and enjoy it. What you are getting here is a conversion to LaTeX of the original book, which used a non-standard macro package. In other words, you get the text, but not the original formatting.

89. Linux It is written in a dialect of Pascal called WEB and can be compiled either in Pascalor (by using a conversion program that comes with the tex distribution) in http://www.rdrop.com/~cary/html/linux.html

Linux David's unofficial Linux page. updated 2002-12-26. Contents: local links Proposed Activities for SLUG Possible Topics for SLUG meetings distributions ... Non-technical applications for Linux Music Other Technical applications for Linux Symbolic Algebra Numeric Math Other Perl Places that sell Linux software programming links GNU and HURD freely redistributable information people who give away their source code distributed processing things to sop up all your otherwise wasted cycles misc [FIXME: split into several pages: SLUG; Applications; Generic Programming and Development Tips (CVS, etc.); Linux; ... ] related local pages: Linux on Laptops laptop.html#linux to_program.html includes Basic Hacking Skills Hacking Challenges periodical.html constantly-changing news sources, including periodical.html#linux linux-related news. Program Coding Standards and Style Guides c_programming.html#style_guides Both "UI Style Guides" to make programs easier to use, and "Coding Standards" to make source code easier to understand and improve. c_programming.html#tools

90. Programs - CSUDH Extended Education 6 units required) tex 351 Infant Program Development I (3) and tex425 Workshop in Teaching Methods (3) OR -; tex 353 Preschool http://www.csudh.edu/extension/tex.htm

EE Home Costs Course List Schedule FAQ Instructor Profiles About Students Alumni Information Join E-mail List Feedback Contact Program Coordinator Library Bookstore Online: Tutoring Classrooms Email this page to a friend Certificate in Early Childhood Education A Program for preschool teachers and aides, parents and day care providers THE PROGRAM The program is designed to meet the California State Department of Social Services requirement for Teachers or Directors of preschool or day care programs. It will also help students meet a portion of the Children's Center Instructional and Supervision permit requirements outlined by the Commission on Teacher Credentialing. All classes are offered on the CSUDH campus in Carson or at the Redondo Beach Community Center or Franklin Community Center in Redondo Beach. The courses award upper-division, degree applicable academic credit. All of the program classes meet at the Redondo Beach Community Resource Center. Participants who complete the program receive a certificate in Teaching or in Administration. A baccalaureate degree is not required to participate in the program. In addition, participation in the certificate program is NOT necessary to take any courses listed. WHO SHOULD ATTEND PRESCHOOL TEACHERS Update knowledge of child development and curriculum, and receive child development units to comply with California State requirements

91. TeX: Stengths And Weaknesses This also means, however, that producing documents in tex is closer to programmingthan anything else, and the people who like it best are usually programers http://www.bath.ac.uk/~ma1tnl/tex/chapter_3.html

The Scope of TeX TeX Today TeX, the typesetting language, is an extremely powerful, versatile, programmable typesetting language created by Stanford University's Donald Knuth. Especially designed to automatically reproduce the quality of fine handset type, TeX is equally at home whether it is typesetting complex maths and scientific notation, processing thousands of pages of mailing labels, or producing complex, book-length or even multi-volume works. But TeX is also big and complicated and can produce a many confusing of messages as it processes a file, this is why TeX can be difficult to learn. Because TeX (along with its children such as LaTeX) is a language, it acquires (a) portability, and (b) flexibility. This also means, however, that producing documents in TeX is closer to programming than anything else, and the people who like it best are usually programers or crypto-programmers (TeXies, if you will). Desk Top Publishing (DTP) programs, in contrast, are application programs. Their strengths are ease of use and immediate feedback (visual). At present, their weaknesses do include lack of functionality, but this may be a short-lived weakness. There are often things you may need to do with a document which the DTP program will not permit but which TeX could be used to write a program for. DTP is also plagued by the non-portability of page description information. It should also be noted that as DTP programs become more powerful, they also become more complicated to use. I suspect that such a program with capabilities similar to LaTeX would take similar time to master, although it may be less frustrating time. However TeX has teh following advantages over DTP programs:

92. FAQTs - Knowledge Base - Faqts : Computers : Programming : Languages : Tex My Recent Searches All of FAQTs, FAQTs repaired updated! Thanksfor your patience http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/index.phtml/fid/775

Home My Faqts Contributors About ... Languages : Tex My Recent Searches All of FAQTs faqts Knowledge Base Tex Folder Thanks for your patience... Folders Add Folder Alert Manage Folder Manage Links LaTeX Links TeX: software: Latrobe TeX: search: Dogpile TeX: search: Google TeX: search: Vivisimo ... TeX: search: AskJeeves Questions Share Your Knowledge Ask a Question There are no questions in this folder. Its subfolders may contain questions. Unanswered Questions There are no unanswered questions in this folder. Its subfolders may contain unanswered questions. Synop Pty Ltd

93. COGSletter April / May 1995 A tex program, like a BASIC or Pascal program is written in ASCII, using the editorof your choice, stored as a tex file, and then compiled to give a .dvi http://www.cogsnet.org/0495/cogs495b.htm

The Computer Oriented Geological Society April / May 1995 TeX and LaTeX By Gerard V. Middleton middleto@mcmail.CIS.McMaster.CA Department of Geology McMaster University Hamilton ON L8S 4Ml Canada 1. Introduction TeX is a computer program for setting type, developed in the 1970s by Donald Knuth, a computer scientist at Stanford University. LaTeX, a "document preparation system", written by Leslie Lamport, is basically a set of macros, which makes TeX very much easier to use. TeX is properly written as a logo: the letters are actually upper- case Greek letters, so the 'X' is actually a 'Chi' and the word is pronounced "teck". TeX is not a word processor, though it can be used instead of a word processor. It is a computer programming language for setting type. A TeX program, like a BASIC or Pascal program is written in ASCII, using the editor of your choice, stored as a TeX file, and then compiled to give a .dvi (device independent) file. With the proper software, the .dvi file can then be used to drive almost any kind of printer, from a lowly 8 pin dot matrix, to a massive linotype printer with a resolution much better than 1000 dots per inch. 2. Advantages of TeX

94. [comp.text.tex] (La)TeX FAQs And Answers: Links And Pointers The tex program is usually accompanied by other software to form a completeand usable system. The tex program itself is a macro compiler. http://www.faqs.org/faqs/text/tex/pointers/

Usenet FAQs Search Web FAQs Documents ... RFC Index [comp.text.tex] (La)TeX FAQs and answers: links and pointers There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge From: support@tug.org (TeX Users Group) Newsgroups: comp.text.tex support@tug.org http://tug.org/tex-ptr-faq http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/index.html ... http://www.tug.org/interest.html#free A list of commercial vendors can be found at http://www.tug.org/interest.html#vendors http://www.ams.org/tex/ ; they are also mirrored at CTAN. Texinfo is the documentation format created by the GNU project. This macro set is designed to generate both print and on-line output (an "Info file", HTML, plain text, ...) from a single source file. Texinfo is integrated with GNU emacs, and that editor can be used (but is not required) both to read Info files and create Texinfo source. For more information, see http://www.gnu.org ctan@ctan.org to get the mirror list. Also in the root area of a CTAN site are several files giving the complete directory of the site's holdings: FILES.bydate arranged in date order, most recent first FILES.byname arranged in order of the directory tree FILES.bysize arranged in order by size, largest first In addition, the file FILES.last07days highlights the recent additions and changes to the archive. These FILES.* files are refreshed nightly. Please note that references in these files, and in general all CTAN references, are specified relative to the CTAN root. Thus at the primary hosts, a file listed as info/latex.hlp would be found in /tex-archive/info/latex.hlp on the core sites; the root isn't necessarily in the same place at mirror sites. A web interface to CTAN can be found at

95. ISDweb | Documentation | TeX Environment Variables pk (packed bitmap font) PROGRAMFONTS, PKFONTS, texPKS, GLYPHFONTS, texFONTS .tex(tex source) texINPUTS tex.pool (tex program strings) texPOOL .tfm (tex font http://www.usc.edu/isd/doc/desktoppub/latex/env.html

Search ISD Docs Documentation Home Getting Started Students Faculty and Staff Documentation Topics Computer Accounts Desktop Publishing Acrobat FrameMaker ... Web Publishing Classes Adventures in Information Information Technology ... Program TeX Environment Variables Kpathsea defines a sequence of environment variables to search for each file type it supports. This makes it easy for different programs to check the same environment variables, in the same order. The following section describes the environment variables searched for each file type in the order they are searched (and a brief description of the file type). That is, only if the first variable is unset is the second variable checked, and so on. If none are set, various other things are checked. Environment Variables by File Type .base (Metafont memory dump) MFBASES .bib (BibTeX bibliography source) BIBINPUTS .bst (BibTeX style file) BSTINPUTS TEXINPUTS .cnf (Kpathsea runtime configuration files) TEXMFCNF .eps (Encapsulated PostScript figures) TEXPICTS TEXINPUTS .fmt (TeX memory dump) TEXFORMATS gf (generic font bitmap) PROGRAMFONTS GFFONTS GLYPHFONTS TEXFONTS .mf (Metafont source) MFINPUTS mf.pool

96. TEX Search The ACM Digital Library The Guide. Feedback Report a problem Satisfactionsurvey. tex The Program. Purchase this Book Purchase this Book. http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=536123&dl=ACM&coll=portal&CFID=11111111&CF

97. Nerdbooks.com - TEX: The Program (Computers & Typesetting Series, Vol. B) (ISBN: servers web design/development. tex The Program (Computers TypesettingSeries, Vol. B) by Knuth, Donald Ervin. Cover Price $51.95 http://www.nerdbooks.com/item.php?id=0201134373

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