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From: Joseph Roundtree <[e-mail]>
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Subject: The use of the Kpathsearch library with TeXview

Dear Mr. Berry:                    December 17,1993

I am using the web2c distribution of TeX3.141, and dvipsk-5.521a with
the included Kpathsearch library.  These programs and others were
obtained from source and built by me to reside on an optical disk
running under NeXTstep2.0 on a NeXT cube.  And so far so good.  Now
however I would like to use the Kpathsearch library with the
TeXview-a9 source which resides at labrea.stanford.edu, and with a
minimal knowledge of C I am at a loss as to how to interface the
library to the source code.  I would greatly appreciate any advice or
pointers on this matter.

The entire TeX distribution is an excellent example of well
maintained and documented code allowing even a neophyte like myself
to build an entire system, and the system could be nicer with
recursive directory searching in TeXview!

                        Yours in Truth,
                        Joseph Roundtree
                        <[e-mail]>