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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
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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
Frank Langbein
langbein@mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de