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From: romkey@amiga.UUCP (John Romkey)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: PCIP Manual format
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Date: 25 Oct 89 16:56:21 GMT
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Ah yes...the MIT IBM PC TCP/IP PC/IP Programmer's Manual? Try saying
that three times fast.

The PC/IP manuals were written using the Scribe text formatter, which
preceeded TeXinfo. It's not a special MIT format. Scribe was
commercially available from Unilogic, in Pittsburgh, for many $$$.
Mark Of The Unicorn, in Cambridge, used to sell a Scribe clone for the
PC, called Final Word. A few years ago, they spun off Final Word
Corporation to handle the product. Either of these pieces of software
can probably print the manul, with some amount of work for FinalWord.

I don't know if either of these sources are still useful. It's been a
while.

Or, give TeXinfo a shot, maybe something interesting will come out the
other end.
			- john romkey
USENET/UUCP: romkey@asylum.sf.ca.us	Internet: romkey@ftp.com
"And I'd rather have my county die for me" - Grace Slick/Jefferson Airplane

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