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Complete Issue 14:2 As One The Communications of the T&X Users Group Volume 14, Number 2, July 1993 Users Group Board of Directors Memberships and Subscriptions Donald Knuth, Grand Wzzard of m-arcanat TUGboat (ISSN 0896-3207) is published quarterly Christina Thiele, Preszdent* by the Users Group, Balboa Building, Room Ken Dreyhaupt* , Vice President 307, 735 State Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, Bill Woolf * , Treasurer U.S. A. Peter Flynn*, Secretary Peter Abbott, Special Director for UKWUG 1993 dues for individual members are as follows: Barbara Beeton Ordinary members: $60 Alain Cousquer, Special Director for G UTenberg Students: $30 Luzia Dietsche Membership in the T)$ Users Group is for the Michael Ferguson calendar year, and includes all issues of TUGboat Roswitha Graham, Special Director for and and TUG NEWS for the year in which the Nordic countnes membership begins or is renewed. 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The arrangement of type on a surface communicates through our nonverbal system of perception as well as our verbal sense of what the words "say." Paul Kahn and Krzysztof Lenk Typography for the Computer Screen: Applying the Lessons of Print to Electronic Documents, Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing (July 1993) COMMUNICATIONS OF THE QjX USERS GROUP EDITORBARBARA BEETON JULY1993 . U.S.A. TUGboat TUGboat Editorial Board During 1993, the communications of the l$jX Users Barbara Beeton, Editor Group will be published in four issues. One issue Victor Eijkhout, Associate Editor, Macros (Vol. 14, No. 3) will contain the Proceedings of the Jackie Darnrau, Associate Editor, 1993 TUG Annual Meeting. Alan Hoenig, Associate Editor, Typesetting on TUGboat is distributed as a benefit of mem- Personal Computers bership to all members. See page 95 for addresses. Submissions to TUGboat are reviewed by vol- unteers and checked by the Editor before publica- tion. However, the authors are still assumed to be Other TUG Publications the experts. Questions regarding content or accu- TUG publishes the series Wniques, in which have racy should therefore be directed to the authors, appeared reference materials and user manuals for with an information copy to the Editor. macro packages and m-related software, as well as the Proceedings of the 1987 and 1988 Annual Submitting Items for Publication Meetings. Other publications on wnical subjects also appear from time to time. The next regular issue will be Vol. 14, No. 4; deadlines for that issue will have passed by the time TUG is interested in considering additional this issue is mailed. Deadlines for Vol. 15, No. 1 manuscripts for publication. These might include are November 15, 1993, for technical items, and manuals, instructional materials, documentation, or December 13, 1993, for reports and similar items. works on any other topic that might be useful to l$jX Mailing dates for these two issues are scheduled for the community in general. Provision can be November and March. Deadlines for future issues made for including macro packages or software in are listed in the Calendar, page 147. computer-readable form. If you have any such items Manuscripts should be submitted to a member or know of any that you would like considered for of the TUGboat Editorial Board. Articles of general publication, send the information to the attention interest, those not covered by any of the editorial of the Publications Committee in care of the TUG departments listed, and all items submitted on office. magnetic media or as camera-ready copy should be addressed to the Editor, Barbara Beeton (see TUGboat Advertising and Mailing Lists address on p. 95). For information about advertising rates, publication Contributions in electronic form are encour- schedules or the purchase of TUG mailing lists, aged, via electronic mail, on magnetic tape or write or call the TUG office. diskette, or transferred directly to the American Mathematical Society's computer; contributions in Trademarks the form of camera copy are also accepted. The TUGboat "style files", for use with either plain Many trademarked names appear in the pages of QjX or IPW, are available "on all good archives". TUGboat. If there is any question about whether For authors who have no access to a network, they a name is or is not a trademark, prudence dictates will be sent on request; please specify which is that it should be treated as if it is. The following preferred. For instructions, write or call the TUG list of trademarks which appear in this issue may office. not be complete. An address has been set up on the AMS com- APS p5 is a trademark of Autologic, Inc. puter for receipt of contributions sent via electronic DOS and MS/DOS are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation mail: TUGboatOMath . AMS . org on the Internet. METAFONT is a trademark of Addison-Wesley Inc. Reviewers PC TEX is a registered trademark of Personal TEX, Inc. Additional reviewers are needed, to assist in check- Postscript is a trademark of Adobe Systems, Inc. ing new articles for completeness, accuracy, and 7Ip-X and AM-l$jX are trademarks of the American presentation. Volunteers are invited to submit Mathematical Society. their names and interests for consideration; write to Textures is a trademark of Blue Sky Research. TUGboat @Math.AMS . org or to the Editor, Barbara UNIX is a registered trademark of UNIX Systems Beeton (see address on p. 95). Laboratories, Inc. TUGboat, Volume 14 (1993), No. 2 their use.2 The results? Quite spectacular, or so it General Delivery seems to me. This is the first time I've used a font which isn't letters and numbers and symbols, but rather, each "character" is a design element which Opening words are then combined, with fairly seamless results, into complex patterns (rather like taking some of those Christina Thiele ASCII symbols on a DOS machine, the ones which It's summer. Beginning of July. What could I write define corners and lines and shaded boxes and all). about for this issue of TUGboat? You've been anx- Manipulating the font elements hasn't been all that iously awaiting your copy of 14 #I, and it has fi- easy, mainly because I may be missing some basic nally arrived. Shortly after that, TTN 2,3 turned TJ$ concepts (I do have some interesting gaps . up-and now this issue of TUGboat. Information well, ok, chasms . in my knowledge of the beast). glut! But I am getting the results I wanted, and hoped for. Should I suggest you take your copies with you So tip of the hat to his efforts, and for generously on vacation? No . that would be pushing our placing his fonts onto the archives. mission too far! True, we want to spread informa- tion about TEX, but . at the beach? We're like everyone else- we want a vacation away from our Many of us are preparing for the Annual Meeting. favourite program too! So what can I tell you today? writing papers, re-writing papers (!), working on Well, I've begun having some fun again with overhead slides, thinking of all the questions we have TEX. "Well," you say, "don't you work with it all for this or that person; maybe some vacation time the time? Isn't that enough?!" No .
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