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From: nasa@attctc.DALLAS.TX.US (Daniel Poirot)
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Subject: Where does TeX live?
Summary: Archives, we want ARCHIVES!
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Date: 13 Jul 89 17:30:45 GMT
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In article <1989Jul4.233559.17107@eci386.uucp> woods@eci386.UUCP (Greg A. Woods) writes:
>
>As for being a good "word-processor", WP is severely limited in
>scope compared to something like *roff, or TeX.
>
>Now, to really get up on my soap-box, I say that any reasonably
>intelligent person can create better looking documents, in less
>time, with less training, using troff or TeX, than is possible
>with a "modern" word-processor.  
>-- 
>						Greg A. Woods

Where does TeX live?  We have MicroTeX on the PC in the lab and would like
it on the big VAX.  I have found several documents that talk about TeX but
none that say where an archive site is located.

Thanks,

Daniel Poirot		nasa@killer.dallas.tx.us
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