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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS);faqs.530 textr research.att.com version 0.5 by Kamal Al-Yahya Troff-to-TeX converter, 16-Oct-86. textyl venus.ycc.yale.edu by John Renner TeXtyl in C ftp.cs.cornell.edu beta version TeXtyl is a DVI postprocessor that converts TeXtyl \specials in the document into characters from vector fonts, allowing one to print vector graphics on devices without graphical capabilities. TEXUT-TP rusinfo.rus.uni-stuttgart.de [129.69.1.12] in /soft/tex/machines/pc/utilities: see directory for details and listserv@dhdurz1.bitnet or listserv@vm.urz.uni-heidelberg.de send mail: GET PC-MSDOS FILELIST for details a collection of TeXware and MFware utilities, such as DVITYPE, GFTOPK, GFTODVI, PATGEN and many more implemented for DOS and Turbo Pascal by Peter Breitenlohner, Munich. TEXWIPE comp.text.tex gerry@seq1.keele.ac.uk (G.D.Pratt) posted on 19 May 92 08:58:00 GMT TEXWIPE: clean up after TeX, LaTeX and BibTeX tgrind UNIX TeX tape tex82/contrib/van/tgrind Pretty-printing C tgrind ftp.ee.lbl.gov by Van Jacobson 128.3.112.20 tgrind venus.ycc.yale.edu by Jerry Leichtner includes VMS binary allows type-setting source files that have not been specifically prepared to use TeX. Works with command-line options on source for FORTRAN, Basic, C, Pascal, TeX, can be modified for others. tgrind for MS-DOS ftp.th-darmstadt.de [130.83.55.75] pub/tex/machines/ms_dos/tgrind.{README,UNPACK,zip} Thai font ymir.claremont.edu two versions [anonymous.tex.babel.thai.rmit] [anonymous.tex.babel.thai.usl] theapa ftp.cc.utexas.edu pub/young APA macros (theapa.sty, theapa.bst, theapa.tex) tib minos.inria.fr James Alexander's "tib" bibliography 128.93.39.5 pub/tib tr2latex Niord.SHSU.edu [.TR2LATEX.FTP] 192.92.115.8 TR2LATEX-*.TAR_Z, *.BCK, *.ZIP New version of tr2latex by Christian Engel (version 2.2) posted to comp.text.tex 4/27/92 tr2latex comp.sources.unix Translate troff to LaTeX Volume 10 tr2latex tupac-amaru.informatik.rwth-aachen.de 137.226.112.31 version 1.4 /pub/textproc/TeX tr2tex DECUS TeX tape (q.v.) TransFig ftp.cs.cornell.edu pub/fig/transfig.tar.Z [p] most recent version 2.1.4 patchlevel 1 TransFig is the back end used to print figures generated by the XFig graphics editor. Patchlevel 1 extends the support of ISO encoding of text in the PostScript driver, and includes a complete new driver for IBMGL (IBM Graphics language) which is used by IBM plotters. TransFig export.lcs.mit.edu /contrib/transfig.*.tar.Z TransFig sun.soe.clarkson.edu pub/transfig TransFig uk.ac.tex [tex-archive.utils.transfig] tree1 uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu linguist/tree1.1.tar.Z For drawing hierarchical tree diagrams. Very flexible. Can take advantage of Postscript capability. tree macros (posted to comp.text.tex) by hwb@texnix.stgt.sub.org TreeTeX by Univ. Waterloo walhalla.germany.eu.net:/pub/textproc/TeX/TreeTeX/TreeTeX.tar.Z rusmv1.rus.uni-stuttgart.de: /serv2/soft/tex/latex-style-unsupported/TREETEX:treetex.tex For drawing hierarchical trees. troff-to-latex.tar-Z by Kamal Al-Yahya at Stanford wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd2:<unix-c.textproc>. 26.2.0.74 troff-to-latex recognizes most -ms and -man macros, plus most eqn and some tbl commands. TTN uk.ac.aston [tex-archive.digests.tugnewl] (what is this for? ) TUGboat files labrea.stanford.edu directory "tugboat" Turkish font june.cs.washington.edu tex/turkish.tar.Z %%U UKTeX archive uk.ac.tex DISK$TEX:[TEX-ARCHIVE.DIGESTS.UKTEX.90] up osu-cis (?) by J. Greely print Postscript n-up Utah dvi driver family ctrsci.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe in directory PS1:[TEX.DVI] Utah dvi driver family science.utah.edu v10.1 by Nelson H. F. Beebe (128.110.192.2) MS-DOS versions in aps:<tex.dvi>dviexe.arc %%V Vietnamese font blackbox.hacc.washington.edu 128.95.200.1 /pub/testviet %%W wd2latex.zip wsmr-simtel20.army.mil by Connor J Thomas PD:<MSDOS.TEX> wd2latex.zip ymir.claremont.edu by Connor J Thomas A bare-bones MS-Word-to-LaTeX converter. Written in Turbo Pascal 5.0, but comes with an MS-DOS binary. web2c june.cs.washington.edu v2.20 web2c uunet.uu.net web2c ics.uci.edu by Karl Berry (karl@cs.umb.edu) [128.195.1.1] pub/TeX/{web,web2c}.tar.Z web2c ftp.cs.umb.edu by Karl Berry [192.12.26.23] pub/tex/{web,web2c}.tar.Z WEB-TP rusinfo.rus.uni-stuttgart.de [129.69.1.12] in /soft/tex/machines/pc/web: tangle.zip, weave.zip, web-tp.doc and listserv@dhdurz1.bitnet or listserv@vm.urz.uni-heidelberg.de send mail: GET TANGLE PACKAGE PC-MSDOS and GET WEAVE PACKAGE PC-MSDOS A WEB system for DOS and Turbo Pascal by Peter Breitenlohner, Munich. wp2latex aisun1.ai.uga.edu /ai.misc Word Perfect 5.1 to LaTeX converter. by E. C. Houtepen, further modified by Glenn Geers and then by Michael A. Covington wp2latex ftp.cs.ruu.nl Handles WordPerfect 5.0 131.211.80.17 pub/TEX/wp2latex.arc wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu in directory [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc. front_ends.wp2latex] WordPerfect users should also consult TUGboat issues 10#1 and 10#4. wp2latex.zip wsmr-simtel20.army.mil pd1:<msdos.tex> A PC program (Turbo Pascal) by R. C. Houtepen at the Eindhoven University in the Netherlands. Pascal source is included. Users find it "helpful" and "decent" in spite of some limitations. It gets high marks for handling font changes. Limitations include no indices, table of contents, margins or graphics. It also won't handle the new features of WordPerfect 5.1, in particular the equation formatter. wp2latex ymir.claremont.edu C version by Glenn Geers 134.173.4.23 [anonymous.tex.ibm_pc.front_ends.wp2latex] wp2x comp.sources.misc by Raymond Chen Volume 22 convert WP4.2 to TeX/LaTeX/troff/etc. wp2x uses a configuration file to control how WP codes are translated. %%X xdvi comp.sources.x xdvi export.lcs.mit.edu contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 18.30.0.212 Patchlevel 11 xdvi gatekeeper.dec.com pub/X11/contrib/xdvi.shar.Z 16.1.0.2 Patchlevel 11 xdvi sipb.mit.edu X11 DVI previewer ftp/pub/x11r3.dvi xdvi for DOS ftp.math.niu.edu compiled by Eric Ho using djgpp pub/msdos/djgpp.stuff/pkgs/xdvipc.zip xdvik ftp.cs.umb.edu karl@claude.cs.umb.edu's version of xdvi (192.12.26.23) at pub/tex/xdvik.tar.Z xetal spi.ens.fr a detexifier (129.199.104.3) at pub/unix/tex xfig cayuga.cs.rochester.edu xfig export.lcs.mit.edu xgnuplot export.lcs.mit.edu contrib/gnuplot-2.0-X11.tar.Z X-windows front-end for GNUplot Xgraph comp.sources.unix Volume 3 xlatdvi comp.text.tex by Alex Lopez-Ortiz Post Dec 19. 1991 alopez-o@neumann.waterloo.edu (compile and view automatically a (La)TeX file xppt diku.dk (Demark) a doc style for AmS-TeX [129.142.96.1] by Kristoffer H. Rose <kris@diku.dk> (AMS-TeX amsppt style enhancements, currently in beta-test) xtex foobar.cs.colorado.edu xtex previewer by Dirk Grunwald 128.138.204.31 pub/SeeTeX Version 2.17.0 XY-pic diku.dk (Denmark) (macros for typesetting diagrams) 129.142.96.1 pub/TeX/misc/xypic*.tar.Z (by kris@diku.dk) xyps ftp.diku.dk by ross@macadam.mpce.mq.edu.au 129.142.96.1 PostScript extensions to XY-pic %%Y YARB contact the author directly YARB is an Arabic font by Yannis Haralambous (yannis@frcitl81.bitnet) Universite de Lille 1 / 59655 Villenueve d'Ascq / France. Cost is one postcard, plus cost of transport. When writing, please enclose postal coupons for the reply. %%Z zip.tex posted to comp.text.tex by dsmith@applga.aa.cad.slb.com (J. Daniel Smith) Prints bar codes for USPS ZIP codes. [unnamed] dsrgsun.ces.cwru.edu Previewer for Atari ST by Robert Stabl [unnamed] foobar.cs.colorado.edu BDF format font files for X by Dirk Grunwald [unnamed] listserv@mammutti.utu.fi Amiga CommonTeX? [unnamed] mims-iris.waterloo.edu fonts [unnamed] phoibos.cs.kun.nl dvi previewer for the Archimedes (Acorn) pub/ToalTeX [unnamed] science.utah.edu Hershey fonts (128.110.192.2) [unnamed] ftp.cs.ruu.nl diagram macros by Francis Borceux [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu DVI driver standards committee digests 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] sun.soe.clarkson.edu fonts for Canon printers 128.153.12.3 [unnamed] terminator.cc.umich.edu Atari TeX stuff [unnamed] ux.acss.umn.edu archives for Atari ST [unnamed] godzilla.cgl.rmit.oz.au TeX with previewer for PI's (sgi) 131.170.14.2 (binaries) %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% [$\omega$] History and Acknowledgements The original list is due to Ed Vielmetti (emv@ox.com). The information was originally sorted by site. Until 31-Dec-91, the document was maintained by Raymond Chen (rjc@math.princeton.edu). Thanks for their good work. Since Jan. 1, 1992, this document has been owned to Guoying Chen (chenguo@lab.ultra.nyu.edu), the document structure was re-organized in June, 1992. Thanks to all the people whose articles in comp.text.tex I've ruthlessly excerpted. Opinions are those of the original authors (even though I've lost many of the attributions), but if you want to blame me for them, go ahead. Thanks also to all the people who've sent me corrections, to the authors of all the software, and to the many nameless administrators which keep FTP sites up and running. ------------------------ end of the file ----------------------------- -- --- Guoying Chen, NYU Ultracomputer Lab. Email: chenguo@lab.ultra.nyu.edu 715 Broadway,10th Floor,NY,NY 10003 Phone: 212-998-3365 --- Xref: bloom-picayune.mit.edu comp.text.tex:23089 news.answers:3998 Path: bloom-picayune.mit.edu!snorkelwacker.mit.edu!news.media.mit.edu!micro-heart-of-gold.mit.edu!news.bbn.com!olivea!sun-barr!ames!data.nas.nasa.gov!mustang.mst6.lanl.gov!nntp-server.caltech.edu!hot.caltech.edu!bobby From: bobby@hot.caltech.edu (Bobby Bodenheimer) Newsgroups: comp.text.tex,news.answers Subject: TeX, LaTeX, etc.: Frequently Asked Questions with Answers [Monthly] Keywords: monthly faq Message-ID: <tex-faq_721592565@hot.caltech.edu> Date: 12 Nov 92 18:24:33 GMT Expires: 10 Jan 1993 18:22:45 GMT Reply-To: bobby@hot.caltech.edu Followup-To: comp.text.tex Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA. Lines: 1021 Approved: news-answers-request@MIT.Edu Supersedes: <tex-faq_718421769@hot.caltech.edu> NNTP-Posting-Host: dry.mu.caltech.edu Originator: bobby@dry.mu.caltech.edu Archive-name: tex-faq Comp.text.tex is a forum for the discussion of TeX, LaTeX and other related things. TeX is a software system written by Donald Knuth to typeset text, especially text containing mathematics. LaTeX is a set of macros written in TeX, designed to simplify the the typesetting of a document by allowing the user to concentrate on the content and structure of the document rather than the exact appearance of the finished product. METAFONT, also discussed here, is a program which allows the user to design their own fonts. The definitive reference for TeX is _The TeXbook_, by Donald Knuth (Addison Wesley, 1984, ISBN 0-201-13447-0, paperback 0-201-13448-9). For LaTeX, see _LaTeX, a Document Preparation System_ by Leslie Lamport (Addison Wesley, 1986, ISBN 0-201-15790-X). For METAFONT, see _The METAFONTbook_ by Donald Knuth (Addison Wesley, 1984, ISBN 0-201-13445-4). This article contains answers to some frequently asked questions on comp.text.tex. Please don't ask these questions again, as they've been answered many times before. Note that Guoying Chen (chenguo@spunky.cs.nyu.edu) posts the monthly document ``Supplementary TeX Information'' to this newsgroup containing other information and software relevant to TeX users but beyond the scope of this article. This is version 1.32 for November, last changed 11/12/92. This article includes answers to: 1) How can I get a copy of this article? 2) Where can I get a DVI to PostScript conversion program? 3) How can I include a PostScript figure in LaTeX? 4) Where can I find a DVI previewer for machine Y running Q? 5) Where can I get the manual for PiCTeX? 6) What is VorTeX and where can I get it? 7) What is OzTeX and where can I get it (TeX for the Mac)? 8) What is Fig and where can I get it? 9) How do I get WEB for C, FORTRAN, or some other language? 10) How can I typeset music in TeX? 11) What is TUG and TUGboat? 12) How do I convert Adobe's afm files to tfm format? 13) In LaTeX, how do I get a double-spaced document? 14) In LaTeX, how do I include a file in the verbatim environment? 15) In LaTeX, how do I do Y? 16) Where can I find a TeX macro or LaTeX style file for doing Y? 17) How do I generate an index in TeX/LaTeX? 18) How do I get METAFONT to do what I want it to do? 19) Where do I get TeX/LaTeX for machine Y running Q? 20) Where can I get a thesis style for LaTeX? 21) How do I get symbols for ``the real numbers'', ``the complex numbers'', and so on? 22) What repositories of TeX material are available, and how can I access them? 23) How do I use PostScript fonts with LaTeX? 24) How can I convert from format Y to TeX or LaTeX, and vice-versa? 25) How do I get a file into the major style repositories? 26) Where can I get font Y? 27) Where can I get a dvi driver for the HP LaserJet? 28) TeX and LaTeX are hyphenating words weirdly. What can I do? 29) How can I convert a TeX or LaTeX file into a plain ASCII file, with all the formatting intact, a la nroff? 30) How do I enlarge TeX? I keep getting ``memory capacity exceeded'' errors. 31) In LaTeX, I used \pagestyle{empty}, but the first page is still numbered. What do I do? 32) Where do I find documentation about BibTeX? 33) How do I use BibTeX with plain TeX? 34) How do I draw Feynman diagrams in LaTeX? 35) What is the New Font Selection Scheme (NFSS)? 36) In LaTeX, my cross-references for floats (figures and tables) are incorrect. What's wrong? 37) I want to change the margins in LaTeX. What can I do? If you are looking, for instance, for the answer to question 17, and wish to skip everything else, you can search ahead for the regular expression ``^17)''. These are all legitimate questions, but they seem to appear too frequently for long-time readers of the list. Many of the answers below tell you that you can obtain something through anonymous ftp. ``Ftp'' stands for file transfer protocol, and is also the name of a program implementing the protocol. The program allows users to transfer files to and from remote sites, if the sites are connected via a network such as the Internet. ``Anonymous ftp'' indicates a user may connect to a remote site as the user ``anonymous'' with a password consisting of their email address, and thus be able to retrieve files from that site. Remember, anonymous ftp is a privilege and the system administrators for these sites have made these files available out of their own generosity. Therefore please restrict your ftp'ing to non-prime hours at the various sites. I would like to acknowledge Don Hosek, Ken Yap, Tomas Rokicki, and Micah Beck, whose postings provided many of the answers. Joe Weening, Hal Perkins, Walter Carlip, Max Hailpern, Tad Guy, Raymond Chen, Henning Schulzrinne, Sebastian Rahtz, Mark James, Peter Galko, Mike Ernst, Rainer Sch\"opf, Oren Patashnik, Philippe Louarn, Rafal Zbikowski, Anita Marie Hoover, David Rhead, Darrell McCauley, Cameron Smith, and Emma Pease provided additional material and criticisms. The format of this document is based on the Frequently Asked Questions appearing in comp.unix.wizards, and written by Steve Hayman. Any mistakes are mine. Send corrections, suggestions, and additions to bobby@hot.caltech.edu. 1) How can I get a copy of this article? You're reading it aren't you? SAVE it :-). Seriously, though, this article is posted monthly to comp.text.tex and cross-posted to news.answers. It is therefore archived at any site that archives news.answers. News.answers is archived on pit-manager.mit.edu (18.172.1.27), and this article is available there via anonymous ftp in the directory ./pub/usenet/news.answers/tex-faq. If you do not have anonymous ftp, send an e-mail message containing the lines ``SENDME FAQ.'' to fileserv@shsu.edu (fileserv@shsu.bitnet). Another way to retrieve it via email is through the mailserver at pit-manager: send a message containing the lines ``help'' and ``index'' to mail-server@pit-manager.mit.edu for information on how to obtain it. Other news.answers/FAQ archives are: cnam.cnam.fr (192.33.159.6) in the anonymous ftp directory /pub/FAQ; ftp.uu.net (137.39.1.2 or 192.48.96.2) in the anonymous ftp directory /pub/usenet (also available via mail server requests to netlib@uunet.uu.net, or via uunet's 1-900 anonymous UUCP phone number); and ftp.cs.ruu.nl (131.211.80.17) in the anonymous ftp directory NEWS.ANSWERS (also accessible via mail server requests to mail-server@cs.ruu.nl). Many of the archives mentioned in question 22 also maintain current versions of this article. 2) Where can I get a DVI to PostScript conversion program? Two very nice DVI to PostScript conversion programs that run under Unix are: dvips - by Tomas Rokicki. This driver is very nice and has the ability to deal with virtual fonts. Available via anonymous ftp from labrea.stanford.edu (36.8.0.47) in ./pub. Dvips ports easily to other operating systems. It is available for VMS via anonymous ftp from ymir.claremont.edu (134.173.4.23) in [.tex.drivers.dvips_new] and also through the DECUS library (see question 22). A precompiled version for MSDOS is available from monu1.cc.monash.edu.au (130.194.1.101) in ./pub/dvips54.zip or from shape.mps.ohio-state.edu (128.146.7.200) in ./pub/msdos/dvips/dvips54.zip. If you wish to use postscript fonts, get dvipslib.zip as well. Documentation is available in dvips.ps.Z. dvitops - by James Clark. Available via anonymous ftp from ymir.claremont.edu (134.173.4.23) in [anonymous.tex.drivers.dvitops]. Dvitops will compile under Unix, MSDOS, VMS, and Primos. 3) How can I include a PostScript figure in LaTeX? Perhaps the best way to do this is to use the psfig macros written by Trevor Darrell. They are available via anonymous ftp from whitechapel.media.mit.edu (18.85.0.125) in ./pub/psfig. You will also need a dvi to PostScript conversion program that supports \specials. The ones mentioned in question 2 do, and the first two drivers come with a version of psfig ready to use with them. The psfig macros work best with Encapsulated PostScript Files (EPS). In particular, psfig will need the file to have a BoundingBox (see Appendix C of the _PostScript Language Reference Manual_). If you don't have an EPS file, life can be difficult. For people who don't have ftp access or can't deal with tar files, the files are also available from ymir.claremont.edu (134.173.4.23) in [anonymous.tex.graphics.psfig]. One further note about including PostScript figures is that they are not part of the dvi file, but are included when you use a dvi to PostScript conversion program. As a result, most dvi previewers will simply show the blank space TeX has reserved for your figure, not the figure itself. 4) Where can I find a DVI previewer for machine Y running Q? This briefly lists some previewers available via anonymous ftp: dvipage - For SunView. This was published in volume 15 of comp.sources.unix and is available at sites that archive this. One such source is archive.cis.ohio-state.edu (128.146.8.52). xtex - For the X Window System. Available via anonymous ftp from ftp.cs.colorado.edu (128.138.243.151) in ./pub/cs/misc/SeeTeX/SeeTeX/SeeTeX-*.tar.Z. dviapollo- for Apollo Domain. Available via anonymous ftp from labrea.stanford.edu (36.8.0.47) in ./pub/dviapollo.tar.Z. dvidis - For VAXstation VWS. Available via anonymous ftp from src.doc.ic.ac.uk (146.169.2.1) in /packages/tex/dviware/dvidis. xdvi - Also for the X Window System. Available via anonymous ftp from export.lcs.mit.edu (18.24.0.12) in ./contrib/xdvi.tar.Z. dvitovdu - for Tektronix 4010 and other terminals under Unix. Available via anonymous ftp from wsmr-simtel20.army.mil (192.88.110.20) in the directory pd6:<unix-c.printers> as dvi2vdu.tar-z (ftp in ``tenex'' mode). A C version is also available from ymir.claremont.edu (134.173.4.23) in [anonymous.tex.drivers.dvitovdu_c_1]. dvi2tty - A dvi to ASCII conversion program, for normal terminals. Available from ftp.cs.ruu.nl (131.211.80.17) in ./pub/TEX/DVI/dvi2tty.shar. A VMS version is available from fileserv@shsu.edu (see question 22). texsgi - For SGI under Irix. Available via anonymous ftp from ftp.brl.mil (128.63.16.158) in ./info-iris/tex. Both a binary and source are available, but be sure to get the fonts as well. 5) Where can I get the manual for PiCTeX? The PiCTeX manual is not free. It is available for $30 ($35 with the disk) from the TeX Users Group: TeX Users Group P. O. Box 9506 Providence, RI 02940 (USA) 401-751-7760 tug@math.ams.com The proceeds from this sale go to Michael Wichura, the author of PiCTeX, and TUG. 6) What is VorTeX and where can I get it? VorTeX is a package of programs written at the University of California. It includes several nice previewers and some Emacs modes for TeX and BibTeX. It is not free. Inquiries should be directed to vortex@ucbarpa.berkeley.edu or Professor Michael A. Harrison Att. Vortex Dist. Computer Science Division University of California Berkeley, CA 94720 Actually, the emacs modes are freely available separate from VorTeX itself. They are available via anonymous ftp as vortex-macros.tar.Z from a.cs.uiuc.edu (128.174.252.1) in ./pub/TeX. 7) What is OzTeX and where can I get it (TeX for the Mac)? OzTeX is a public domain version of TeX for the Macintosh. A DVI Previewer and PostScript driver are also included. It should run on any Macintosh Plus, SE, II, or newer model, but will not work on a 128K or 512K Mac. It was written by Andrew Trevorrow, and is available via anonymous ftp from from midway.uchicago.edu (128.135.12.73) in ./pub/OzTeX, which contains other public domain TeX-related software for the Mac as well, or on a floppy disk from TUG (see question 11). Questions about OzTeX may be directed to oztex@midway.uchicago.edu. 8) What is Fig and where can I get it? Fig is a menu driven tool similar to MacDraw that allows you to draw objects on the screen of a Sun Workstation running SunView. TransFig is a set of tools which translate the code fig produces to other graphics languages including PostScript and the LaTeX picture environment. Both are available via anonymous ftp from ftp.cs.cornell.edu (128.84.218.75) in ./pub/fig. Both Fig and TransFig are also available from the Clarkson archive server at sun.soe.clarkson.edu (see question 22). Both Fig and TransFig are supported by Micah Beck (beck@cs.cornell.edu). XFig is essentially the same program except it runs under the X Window System. It is available via anonymous ftp from export.lcs.mit.edu (18.24.0.12) in ./contrib/R5fixes/xfig-patches/xfig-2.1.*.Z. It was written by Brian Smith. 9) How do I get WEB for C, FORTRAN, or some other language? There is a version of WEB for C called CWEB written by Silvio Levy. It is available via anonymous ftp from princeton.edu (128.112.128.1) in the directory ./pub/cweb. There is a version of WEB called Spidery WEB which supports many languages including ADA, awk, and C. It was written by Norman Ramsey and, while not in the public domain, is usable free for research purposes. It is available via anonymous ftp from princeton.edu in ./pub/spiderweb.tar.Z. There is a version of WEB called FWEB for Fortran, Ratfor, and C written by John Krommes (krommes@lyman.pppl.gov). Version 1.13 is available via anonymous ftp from lyman.pppl.gov (192.55.106.129) in ./pub/fweb. SchemeWEB is a Unix filter that translates SchemeWEB into LaTeX source or Scheme source. It was written by John Ramsdell and is available from the Clarkson archive (see question 22) in ./submit/schemeweb.sh. All of the above are also available from ymir.claremont.edu (134.173.4.23) in [anonymous.tex.utilities]. 10) How can I typeset music in TeX? A package called MuTeX, written by Andrea Steinbach and Angelika Schofer, aids in doing this. It is available via anonymous ftp from ftp.cs.ruu.nl (131.211.80.17) in pub/TEX/MuTeX.tar.Z and from ymir.claremont.edu (134.173.4.23) in [anonymous.tex.music.mtex]. This package allows you to typeset single-staff music and lyrics. A more powerful package which allows the typesetting of orchestral and polyphonic music is MusicTeX, written by Daniel Taupin (taupin@frups51.bitnet). It is available via anonymous ftp from rsovax.ups.circe.fr (130.84.128.100) [.musictex]. It should also be available from the archive sites detailed in question 22. 11) What is TUG and TUGboat? TUG is the TeX User's Group. TUGboat is their newsletter, containing useful articles about TeX and METAFONT. TUG also distributes TeX-related microcomputer software on disks. Inquiries should be directed to: TeX Users Group P. O. Box 9506 Providence, RI 02940 (USA) 401-751-7760 tug@math.ams.com 12) How do I convert Adobe's afm files to tfm format? Use the afm2tfm program distributed with dvips, available via anonymous ftp from labrea.stanford.edu (36.8.0.47) in ./pub. For the Macintosh, there is a program called EdMetrics which does the job (and more). It is available free from: Blue Sky Research 534 Southwest Third Avenue Portland, Oregon 97204 (USA) 800-622-8398 or 503-222-9571 13) In LaTeX, how do I get a double-spaced document?