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- Installation of NTeX
- ====================
-
- Before you start to install / download anything read the whole file or
- have at least a quick glance at all the sections.
-
- 1. Requirements
- ---------------
-
- NTeX is a TeX distribution especially intended for Linux, but it also
- runs on other Unix systems.
-
- To install NTeX you need tar, cpio, gzip, awk, sed grep and bash. They
- should be available on any Linux system. If you are installing on a
- non Linux system and you are having trouble with any of these programs
- get the latest GNU versions of them. You might especially run in
- trouble with tar and cpio.
-
- On Linux you need the following versions of shared libraries (or newer):
-
- libc.so.5 => /lib/libc.so.5
- libm.so.5 => /lib/libm.so.5
- libncurses.so.2.1 => /usr/lib/libncurses.so.2.1
-
- libICE.so.6 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libICE.so.6.0
- libSM.so.6 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libSM.so.6.0
- libX11.so.6 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.so.6.0
- libXaw.so.6 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libXaw.so.6.0
- libXext.so.6 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libXext.so.6.0
- libXmu.so.6 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libXmu.so.6.0
- libXpm.so.4 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libXpm.so.4.7
- libXt.so.6 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libXt.so.6.0
-
- Of course you don't need the X libraries if you do not install/use any
- X client.
-
- If you want to compile NTeX either on Linux or on another Unix system
- you need flex (version 2.5.2), bison (version 1.24), autoconf (version
- 2.9), GNU make (version 3.74) and gcc (version 2.7.2). It might work
- without one of these program, but I wouldn't try it.
-
- You can install other binaries from the systems subdirectory with the
- `Install binary archive' menu of InstallNTeX's tools section. First
- install NTeX as described for Linux and then install one or more of
- the binary archives with this option. If you don't install the binary
- archives with this menu, the symbolic links might not be there. This
- will cause lots of trouble.
-
- 2. Getting NTeX
- ---------------
-
- Most likely you already got NTeX when you read this. Yet you should
- consider the following to keep the downloading rate small. NTeX's
- primary location is
-
- ftp://darfnix.mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de/pub/tex/ntex
-
- or
-
- http://darfnix.mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de/pub/tex/ntex
-
- It is mirrored by sunsite.unc.edu in /pub/Linux/apps/tex/ntex and also
- available from CTAN (for instance ftp.dante.de, ftp.shsu.edu or
- ftp.tex.ac.uk) in /tex-archive/systems/linux/ntex. More mirrors could
- be found on the NTeX WWW home page
-
- http://www.mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de/mathB/lst3/langbein/ntex.html
-
- Please use an archive close to you to keep the load of darfnix low!!!
-
- Check out the get_ntex script in the NTeX root directory or in the
- ntex subdirectory. This script was written by Volker Boerchers
- <boercher@physik.uni-bremen.de> to simplify getting the whole
- distribution or just the new packages via ftp. The documentation for
- this script can be found at the end of the script file. You have to
- edit some of the variables in the script before you run it! Before you
- continue to install NTeX with InstallNTeX check the directory
- structure created by get_ntex. You might have to untar some files,
- etc. to create the same structure as on the server. Some ftp servers
- might also cause some trouble. Before you run InstallNTeX the first
- time make sure that the file ntex.tar.gz (tarred AND gziped) is in
- <ntex-root>/ntex, elsewise InstallNTeX will fail.
-
- If you download a package set to a MS-DOS filesystem or if you are use
- a MS-DOS archive program, note that the filenames of the files in the
- NTeX installation set (`ntex' subdirectory) might be shortened to 8
- characters. In this case InstallNTeX will complain about missing
- files! This affects only the NTeX installation set and not any other
- package sets.
-
- You don't have to get all the packages of NTeX to install it. For the
- basic installation you need everything in the `ntex' subdirectory and
- most of the packages in `base'. All the other packages are optional
- for the installation. A detailed listing of the packages and their
- contents could be found in the file `INDEX'. To install all the
- packages from all sets you need about 120MB plus the space required
- for the generated fonts (PK and TFM files).
-
- For installation from a mounted directory (CDROM, NFS, etc.) the
- packages have to be in the same directory structure as they are in the
- archive or at the top level of the mounted directory. You can also mix
- this, just a package from `base' is not found, if it is in the
- subdirectory `extras' or `BASE' - either it is in `base' or in the top
- level.
-
- If you have to install from floppy disc, put all files from `ntex' on
- one disc, check out INDEX to figure out which of the other packages
- you need. Download only these packages and store them in an arbitrary
- order on some discs. With the `Install All' option of InstallNTeX (see
- below) you can install all these packages at once. The default disc
- file system is minix. If you want to change that, change the variable
- diskfs in the file `RELEASE' on NTeX before you begin to install
- anything.
-
- 3. Installation
- ---------------
-
- Once you have the packages on floppy discs or in a mounted directory
- you can start with the installation. There are two steps, the first
- one is the basic installation which has to be done whenever you
- upgrade to a new version or release, for instance if you are upgrading
- from 2.0.X to 2.1.Y. The second one is for installing the packages.
- Both steps are done with the InstallNTeX script.
-
- InstallNTeX will automatically update any version 2.X.Y. If you still
- have an older version, remove it completely before you start to install
- version 2. If you upgrade from 2.0.X to 2.1.Y, you have to get the
- contents of the NTeX subdirectory and follow the steps described in
- `Basic Installation'. Note that the package format has changed between
- 2.0 and 2.1!
-
- If you have some other non-NTeX TeX installation around make sure that
- the binaries are not in the path (either remove them or move them
- somewhere else). If there is some non-NTeX texmf.cnf in /etc,
- /usr/etc, /usr/local/etc you should also move it somewhere else before
- you start to install NTeX.
-
- 3.1 Basic Installation
-
- 0. Before you can install the packages you have to install a basic setup
- for NTeX and the installation scripts. Please note that you cannot install
- the NTeX 2.X packages (suffix .pkg) with tar. You need the installation
- scripts. The .pkg files are tar files which contain a gzipped pki file
- and a gziped cpio archive. The pki file contains special information
- about the package and the cpio archive provides all the files.
- 1. If you have the files of the ntex subdirectory already on a local disc,
- continue with step 2. Elsewise you have to mount ntex.
- To do this via NFS type (as root)
-
- cd /tmp
- mkdir ntex
- mount <host>:<ntexdir> /tmp/ntex
-
- where you have to replace <host> by the hostname from which you want to
- mount NTeX and <ntex-subdir> by the directory where NTeX is found on
- <host>.
- To install from floppy disc, insert the floppy with the contents of the
- subdirectory `ntex' and type
-
- cd /tmp
- mkdir ntex
- mount -t <fs-type> <floppy-device> /tmp/ntex
-
- where <floppy-device> is the device file for your floppy disc drive.
- <fs-type> is the file system type for your floppy disc. The default is
- minix, if you use another one first change the entry diskfs in RELEASE!
- 2. InstallNTeX called from the `ntex' subdirectory will do the basic
- installation for you. If there is already an old version of NTeX installed
- InstallNTeX will update it. However if it is some NTeX version 1.X, I
- recommend to remove this version totally before you install 2.X. The
- configuration of an old NTeX 2.X will not be overwritten (see also the
- updates section below). Now run InstallNTeX by
-
- cd <ntex-subdir>
- sh ./InstallNTeX
-
- 3. First you have to choose the directory structure:
-
- TEXMF: The directory for the fonts, macros, style files, etc.
- BINDIR: The directory for the binaries
- INFODIR: The directory for the texinfo .info files.
- MANDIR: The directory for the manuals
- SRCDIR: The directory for the sources
- DOCDIR: The directory for the documentation
- ELISPDIR: The directory for the elisp (emacs) programs (emacs'
- site-lisp directory).
- VARDIR: The directory for the variable data, like the fonts
- created with MakeTeXPK
- ADMDIR: The directory for the installation scripts.
- SHAREDLIBDIR: Directory for shared libraries
-
- You can choose between the TeX Directory Structure:
-
- TEXMF: <tex-root>
- BINDIR: <tex-root>/bin
- INFODIR: <tex-root>/doc/info
- MANDIR: <tex-root>/doc/man
- SRCDIR: <tex-root>/source
- DOCDIR: <tex-root>/doc
- ELISPDIR: <tex-root>/elisp
- VARDIR: <tex-root>/tmp
- ADMDIR: <tex-root>/ntex
- SHAREDLIBDIR: /lib
-
- where <tex-root> is some arbitrary root directory for TeX, for instance
- /usr/lib/texmf, /usr/local/lib/texmf, /usr/tex or /usr/local/tex. You
- can also choose the Linux File System Standard:
-
- TEXMF: /usr/lib/texmf
- BINDIR: /usr/bin
- INFODIR: /usr/info
- MANDIR: /usr/man
- SRCDIR: /usr/src/ntex
- DOCDIR: /usr/doc/ntex
- ELISPDIR: /usr/lib/emacs/site-lisp
- VARDIR: /var/lib/texmf
- ADMDIR: /usr/lib/texmf/ntex
- SHAREDLIBDIR: /lib
-
- You can also choose each directory separately. Note that InstallNTeX
- will always create a set of symbolic links to meet the requirements
- of the TeX Directory Structure. The SHAREDLIBDIR should be one of the
- directories were shared libraries are stored on your machine. These
- directories are configured by the file /etc/ld.so.conf. Whenever you
- changed /etc/ld.so.conf you have to run ldconfig!
- If there is an old non-NTeX texmf.cnf available you should remove it.
- Elsewise InstallNTeX can read it to set the defaults for the directories.
- InstallNTeX will automatically update NTeX, yet you still have to update
- the single packages of NTeX with the update install option.
- 4. After you have chosen the directory structure you have to decide on the
- location of texmf.cnf. texmf.cnf is the basic configuration file for
- NTeX. Note that it can only be stored in one of the offered directories
- elsewise it is not found by kpathsea which is the path searching library
- used by all programs in NTeX.
- 5. Finally you can set MULTI_BINDIRS. If MULTI_BINDIRS is true, the binaries
- are installed in $BINDIR/<target>. This is only sensible if you want to
- install NTeX for more than one Unix system. It might be a good idea to
- set this true if you intend to install NTeX on a non i486-linux system.
- 6. After these selections InstallNTeX installs a basic set of files.
- 7. If you are installing from floppy disc you have to quit InstallNTeX now
- (by answering `yes' to the appropriate question) and unmount the
- installation disc by
-
- cd /
- unmount /tmp/ntex
-
- If you are installing from a mounted directory you can just continue by
- answering `no' to the appropriate question. In this case InstallNTeX will
- be called again from $ADMDIR and you can skip step 1 in the next section.
-
- 3.2 Installing Packages
-
- 0. The second step of the Installation is to install the packages. You can
- always rerun this whenever you want to install or update a new package.
- 1. Run InstallNTeX from $ADMDIR:
-
- cd <ADMDIR>
- sh ./InstallNTeX
-
- 2. Choose the install menu (`i') of InstallNTeX. You get a menu where you
- can choose the installation method. `i' lets you choose the installation
- device. You can either choose to install from a premounted directory
- which is set by the `p' option or from /dev/fd0, /dev/fd1. The `p' option
- sets the root directory of the NTeX distribution (if premounted). With
- `m' you can choose the installation method. Either you can go through a
- list of all packages from the chosen package sets, install just all
- packages from the sets, update the installed packages (only newer packages
- will be installed) or install single packages by name. The `d' options sets
- the Linux distribution which you are using. Currently `Debian' and
- `Slackware' are supported. You can also choose the package sets which
- you want to install (or which are available). All the above options are
- only applied to the package sets you have chosen. After you've set all
- the options, press `e' to start the installation.
- 3. Either just all packages are selected now or you have to choose which
- packages you want to install, depending on the `m' option. Each package
- has a status. The status is either required, recommended or optional. A
- package that is required has to be installed in order to run NTeX. A
- package that is recommended should be installed if you have no special
- reason not to install it. A package that is optional should just be
- installed if you know that you need it. Note that the status is also
- relative to the package sets. If you have chosen to install a certain
- disk set this implies that a few more packages are necessary or
- recommended. Actually only the packages on `base' which are required
- are really absolutely required to run TeX. The status of the packages
- in the other package sets are a kind of recommendation.
- 3. Depending on the installation device all packages are installed from a
- premounted directory or you have to insert all the discs. Note that if
- you do not have all the packages on disc but have chosen to install all
- packages InstallNTeX will complain at the end that not all packages
- could be installed. If this was on purpose just forget about this
- message. Also note that InstallNTeX does not know the number of the
- disks. When you've inserted all disks, just press `q' to quit installation.
- All the chosen packages which where also on the disks are installed.
-
- If you want to add local style files, etc. it is safe to store them in
- a `local' directory, either those which are already created or a new
- one created by yourself. They are not removed when you remove
- packages, except they are empty or you have chosen to remove the
- complete installation. If you ever add a file to the $TEXMF directory
- tree, run NTeX-lsR from $ADMDIR/sbin so that it could be found!
-
- 4. Configuration
- ----------------
-
- After you have installed the packages it is necessary to configure
- them. Elsewise nearly nothing will work. Therefore call the configure
- menu of InstallNTeX. Here you have the choice between default, simple,
- expert and current configuration. If you have no clue of TeX you
- should probably choose the default configuration. This will set
- certain default values. However it is sensible to choose the simple
- configuration which will let you choose some basic options for which
- it is also hard to guess default values. The expert option asks about
- everything my configuration scripts know. These are by far not all
- configuration options possible for TeX, but I will continue working on
- the scripts to improve things here. Once you're through the configure
- questions, NTeX will be configured automatically. Note that this can
- take quite some time. If you run configure before and you only want to
- reconfigure NTeX without changing any settings, select the current
- configuration. If there was no previous run of configure, this is the
- same than selecting the default configuration. Your configuration is
- stored in the files in $ADMDIR/cfg. You can also edit these files (once
- they are there) and run the current configuration. If you remove them,
- you get the original defaults back.
-
- Please don't select the current configuration if you are updating from
- 2.0 to 2.1, because some of the configuration options have changed!
- Run default, simple or expert configuration first. Note that you have
- to reconfigure NTeX after you upgraded to 2.1.
-
- To configure a single package run `NTeX-config <pkg-name>'. However
- this might lead to incomplete configurations since some of the options
- influence other packages. The `NTeX-config' script and a few other tools
- are in the directory $ADMDIR/sbin.
-
- 5. Updates, Bug Fixes
- ---------------------
-
- If you have some NTeX release from Version 1 it is probably best to
- remove the complete installation. InstallNTeX provides some support to
- update from release 1.3, 1.4 and 1.5 to 2.X, but the old packages
- might not be replaced cleanly. Just remove everything with InstallNTeX
- and start from scratch with version 2. Be careful not to remove any of
- your local installations not part of NTeX! If you NTeX release is
- older than 1.3 you have to remove it. There is no support to update
- one of these.
-
- The changes of Version 2 of NTeX could be found in the file
- `CHANGES'. Also have a look at the WWW home page of NTeX. If the first
- two numbers of the version number of the release are equal, it is
- enough to get the new packages and install them with the single
- package option of install menu in InstallNTeX. These are mainly bug
- fixes and updates to new versions. If only the first number of the
- release version is equal, you should get the new packages and the
- contents of the `ntex' directory. Start InstallNTeX from the `ntex'
- directory. This will automatically update your installed version of
- NTeX to the new one. The procedure here is very similar to the one
- described in the installation section above. Then you can install the
- new packages with the install menu, either via the Update option or
- the single package option. As far as possible the configuration of
- NTeX will not be changed. Yet you should rerun InstallNTeX's configure
- whenever you install something new.
-
- Note that each package has it's own version number. The first number
- here is the NTeX version and the second number the package version. If
- you only want to get one new package you can always install it with
- the single package installation option of InstallNTeX unless otherwise
- mentioned in `CHANGES'.
-
- Between NTeX 2.0.X and NTeX 2.1.0 the package format changed. Yet the
- version number of the single packages are only higher if the contents
- of the package was changed. So you don't have to upgrade some package
- if only the package format and none of the contents were modified.
-
- If there are some quick fixes to certain problems mentioned in `BUGS'
- they are in the subdirectory `fixes'. Read the information given in
- `BUGS' on how to install it.
-
- Details on the current release could be found in the file `RELEASE'.
-
- 6. Tools
- --------
-
- The tools menu of InstallNTeX allows to recreate the ls-R database of
- kpathsea and to build PK and TFM files. Whenever you change something
- in NTeX's directory structure, add files, etc. which is not in $VARDIR
- you should recreate the ls-R database of kpathsea or the changes might
- not be noticed. For fast path searching kpathsea (the library used to
- find the files for TeX and friends) only looks at the ls-R
- database. Real path-searching is only done for the directories in
- $VARDIR. To change this you have to edit texmf.cnf. See the kpathsea
- TeXInfo manual for details. The ls-R database can also be recreated by
- calling `NTeX-lsR'. `NTeX-lsR' and some other tools are in the directory
- $ADMDIR/sbin.
-
- You don't have to build any PK or TFM font files in advance. Whenever
- some of these files are needed MakeTeXPK, MakeTeXTFM and MakeTeXMF are
- called. Thus it is not necessary to create any PK or TFM file in
- advance. Yet it might be convenient to prebuild a few of these
- files. This can be done with the 'Create PK and TFM font files' menu.
- First you have to select the MetaFont modes for which the PK files are
- generated (the TFM files are not dependent on the mode). The default
- is the MFMODE from texmf.cnf. A good choice are the modes you've
- chosen for dvips and xdvi. Enter the modes separated by space. Now you
- can select from a variety for font sets which correspond to the
- packages. You should only select font sets which are regularly
- used. After this selection the fonts are generated. Note that this can
- take quite some time! You should probably run this over night. Another
- way to create the fonts is the FontsYouNeed script from Volker
- Boerchers <boercher@physik.uni-bremen.de>. The script can be found in
- ADMDIR/scripts. The documentation is at the end of the script. Please
- note that you should change some variables in the script to meet your
- needs.
-
- The Tools menu also offers an option to check all system and user
- shell configuration scripts for NTeX environment variables. It scans
- all files for the variables set in texmf.cnf and creates a report in
- <ADMDIR>/reprots/EnvironmentCheck. Of course you have to take care
- yourself to remove or correct those settings.
-
- The Tools menu also provides a function to install a NTeX binary
- archive. If MULTI_BINDIRS is true, the binaries are installed in
- $BINDIR/<target>. Check the output of $ADMDIR/scripts/config.guess to
- be sure that <target> is correct for your system. You might have to
- rename the <target> directory or create a symbolic link.
-
- 7. Support, Bug Reports, Comments
- ---------------------------------
-
- InstallNTeX's support menu offers you to display various information
- about your NTeX installation and provides a way to subscribe to the
- NTeX mailing list, mail bug reports, etc. Of course you can also use
- your favorite mailer.
-
- If you found an error or have comments to NTeX send a e-mail to
- me. Please try to be as specific as possible, i.e. tell me the version
- of NTeX, if it is from the original distribution or part of another
- one, what did not work and maybe a *small* example reproducing the
- error. Please do not bother the authors of the original programs. Send
- bug reports to
-
- ntex-bug@darfnix.mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de
-
- If you need help with NTeX send a mail to
-
- ntex-help@darfnix.mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de
-
- The above addresses are simple mail aliases. There is also a mailing
- list for NTeX. The address of the list is
-
- ntex@darfnix.mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de
-
- If you want to subscribe to the list, send a mail with the body
-
- subscribe <your@email.address>
-
- to
-
- ntex-request@darfnix.mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de
-
- where you have to replace <your@email.address> by your own email
- address.
-
- To unsubscribe send a mail to the above address with the body
-
- unsubscribe <your@email.address>
-
- The ntex-request address is also for any mails concerning the
- maintenance of the list. To get more information about the mailing
- list and the listserver you can send a message with the body 'HELP' to
-
- listserv@darfnix.mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de.
-
- This mailing list is not intended for discussing general problems with
- TeX but is only for topics concerning NTeX. I will also announce all
- changes of NTeX on this list, including pre-releases, bug fixes, etc.
-
- 8. Removing
- -----------
-
- You can remove some packages or the whole distribution in the `r' menu
- of InstallNTeX. Call InstallNTeX from $ADMDIR and press `r'. Now you
- can chosen between removing single packages from a list (`l') or by
- name (`n'). To remove all installed packages, choose `a' and to remove
- the complete distribution choose `c'. By careful with `c' since it
- might also remove TeX files which you have installed locally since all
- the special TeX directories are removed. If you've installed NTeX in
- Slackware compatibility mode you can also use pkgtool to remove the
- packages. However you can't install NTeX packages with pkgtool.
-
- 9. Distribution
- ---------------
-
- The functions of InstallNTeX's distribution menu are just for
- maintaining NTeX. It's still rather simple and you should be very
- careful with this. Yet you don't need any of this functions if you do
- not maintain at least a part of NTeX.
-
- 10. Metafont Modes
- ------------------
-
- More information could be found in $TEXMF/metafont/base/modes.mf. You
- can also create your own modes with this file or in
- $TEXMF/metafont/cfg/modes.cfg, but you have to recreate the Metafont
- bases.
-
-
- Mode Printer
- Alias
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- agfafzz AGFA 400PS
- AgfaFourZeroZero
- amiga Commodore Amiga
- aps Autologic APS-Micro5
- apssixhi Autologic APS-Micro6
- atariezf Atari ST SLM 804 printer
- AtariSLMEightZeroFour
- atarinf Atari 95dpi previewer
- AtariNineFive
- atarins Atari 96x96 previewer
- AtariNineSix
- atariotf Atari ST SM 124 screen
- AtariSMOneTwoFour
- bitgraph BBN Bitgraph at 118dpi
- bjtenex Canon BubbleJet 10ex
- boise HP 2680A
- canonex CanonEX in LaserWriter Pro 630
- CanonEX
- canonlbp e.g., Symbolics LGP-10
- CanonLBPTen
- cg Compugraphic 8600
- CompugraphicEightSixZeroZero
- cgl Compugraphic 8600 landscape
- cgnszz Compugraphic 9600
- CompugraphicNineSixZeroZero
- crs Alphatype CRS
- cx Canon CX, SX, LBP-LX
- CanonCX
- corona
- dp some kind of DataProducts
- hplaser
- imagen
- kyocera
- laserwriter
- laserjethi
- laserjet
- CanonSX
- CanonLBPLX
- datadisc DataDisc
- DD
- newdd DataDisc with special aspect ratio
- DataDiscNew
- declarge DEC 19-inch, 1280 x 1024
- DEClarge
- elvira
- decsmall DEC 17-inch, 1024 x 768
- DECsmall
- deskjet HP DeskJet 500
- HPDeskJet
- docutech Xerox 8790 or 4045
- XeroxDocutech
- dover Xerox Dover
- epsdrft Epson at 120x72dpi
- epsdraft
- epsdrftl Epson at 120x72dpi landscape
- epsfast Epson at 60x72dpi
- epsfastl Epson at 60x72dpi landscape
- epson 9-pin Epson MX/FX family
- EpsonMXFX
- epshi
- epsonfx
- epsonl 9-pin Epson MX/FX family landscape
- epsonact Epson Action Laser 1500
- EpsonAction
- epsonlo Epson at 120x216dpi
- epslo
- epsonlol Epson at 120x216dpi landscape
- epstylus Epson Stylus
- gtfax 204 x 196dpi G3fax
- GThreefax
- gtfaxhi
- gtfaxl 204 x 196dpi G3fax landscape
- gtfaxlo 204 x 98dpi G3fax
- gtfaxlol 204 x 98dpi G3fax landscape
- hprugged HP RuggedWriter 480
- ibm_a IBM 38xx (\#1)
- ibmd IBM 38xx (\#2)
- ibmega IBM EGA monitor
- ibmegal IBM EGA monitor landscape
- ibmfzon IBM 4019
- IBMFourZeroOneNine
- ibmfztn IBM 4029-30, 4250
- IBMFourZeroTwoNine
- IBMFourTwoThreeZero
- IBMFourTwoFiveZero
- ibmpp IBM ProPrinter
- IBMProPrinter
- proprinter
- ibmppl IBM ProPrinter landscape
- ibmsoff IBM 6154 display
- IBMSixOneFiveFour
- sherpa IBM 6670 (Sherpa)
- IBMSixSixSevenZero
- ibmteot IBM 3812
- IBMThreeEightOneTwo
- IBMUlfHolleberg
- ibmtetz IBM 3820
- IBMThreeEightTwoZero
- ibmtont IBM 3193 screen
- IBMThreeOneNineThree
- ibmtosn IBM 3179 screen
- IBMThreeOneSevenNine
- ibmtosnl IBM 3179 screen landscape
- ibmvga IBM VGA monitor
- ibx Chelgraph IBX
- ChelgraphIBX
- itoh CItoh 8510A
- CItohEightFiveOneZero
- itohl CItoh 8510A landscape
- itohtoz CItoh 310
- citohtoz
- CItohThreeOneZero
- cthreeten
- itohtozl CItoh 310 landscape
- iw Apple ImageWriter
- imagewriter
- jetiiisi HP Laser Jet IIISi
- HPLaserJetIIISi
- lasf DEC LA75
- LASevenFive
- linolo Linotype Linotronic [13]00 at 635dpi
- LinotypeOneZeroZeroLo
- linohalf
- linoone Linotype Linotronic [13]00 at 1270dpi
- LinotypeOneZeroZero
- linohi
- linothreelo
- linotzzh Linotype Linotronic 300 at 2540dpi
- linothree
- LinotypeThreeZeroZeroHi
- linosuper
- ljfour 600dpi HP LaserJet 4
- laserjetfour
- qmsesz
- aselect
- ljlo HP LaserJet at 150dpi
- laserjetlo
- lmaster 1000dpi LaserMaster
- lasermaster
- lnzo DEC LN01
- LNZeroOne
- lps DEC LPS40
- LPSFourZero
- lpstz DEC lps20
- LPSTwoZero
- lqlores Epson LQ-500, 180x180dpi
- EpsonLQFiveZeroZeroLo
- lqmed Epson LQ-500, 360x180dpi
- lqmredres
- EpsonLQFiveZeroZeroMed
- lqmedl Epson LQ-500, 360x180dpi landscape
- lview Sigma L-View monitor
- lwpro Apple LaserWriterPro 810
- macmag Mac screens at magstep 1
- mactrue Mac screens at 72dpi
- MacTrueSize
- ncd NCD 19-inch
- nec NEC
- nechi NEC-P6 at 360x360dpi
- lqhires
- nexthi NeXT 400dpi, Newgen
- NeXTprinter
- Newgen From {\tt lambert@silver.cs.umanitoba.ca}.
- nextscrn 100dpi NeXT monitor
- NeXTscreen
- nextscreen
- nullmode TFM files only
- ocessfz OCE 6750-PS
- OCESixSevenFiveZeroPS
- okidata Okidata
- okihi
- okidatal Okidata landscape
- pcscreen also, e.g., high-resolution Suns
- phaser Tektronix Phaser PXi
- prntware Printware 720IQ
- PrintwareSevenTwoZeroIQ
- printware
- qms QMS (Xerox engine)
- qmsostf QMS 1725
- QMSOneSevenTwoFive
- qmsoszz QMS 1700
- QMSOneSevenZeroZero
- ricoh e.g., TI Omnilaser
- RicohFourZeroEightZero
- RicohFortyEighty
- ricoha e.g., IBM 4216
- RicohA
- IBMFourTwoOneSix
- ricohlp e.g., DEC LN03
- RicohLP
- LNOthree
- LNZeroThree
- sparcptr Sun SPARCprinter
- SparcPrinter
- starnlt Star NL-10
- StarNLOneZero
- starnltl Star NL-10 landscape
- sun Sun and BBN Bitgraph at 85dpi
- supre Ultre*setter at 2400dpi
- toshiba Toshiba 13XX, EpsonLQ
- epsonlq
- ultre Ultre*setter at 1200dpi
- Prism
- vs VAXstation monitor
- VAXstation
- gpx
- vtftzz Varityper 4200 B-P
- VarityperFourTwoZeroZero
- vtftzzhi Varityper 4300P at 2400dpi
- VarityperFourThreeZeroZeroHi
- vtftzzlo Varityper 4300P at 1200dpi
- VarityperFourThreeZeroZeroLo
- vtfzszw Varitype 5060W, APS 6
- VarityperFiveZeroSixZeroW
- APSSixMed
- vtszz Varityper Laser 600
- VarityperSixZeroZero
- VTSix
- varityper
- xrxesnz Xerox 8790 or 4045
- XeroxEightSevenNineZero
- xrxfzfz Xerox 4050/4075/4090/4700
- XeroxFourZeroFiveZero
- xrxnszz Xerox 9700
- XeroxNineSevenZeroZero
- xrxtszz Xerox 3700
- XeroxThreeSevenZeroZero
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- Frank Langbein
- langbein@mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de
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