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From: roelofs@amelia.nas.nasa.gov (Ender Wiggin)
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Subject: Re: Looking for dvie24 and Russian.mf
Keywords: russian METAFont dvi dvie24
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Date: 4 Jun 90 21:07:53 GMT
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In article <690@hades.OZ> andrewl@hades.OZ (Andrew Lockwood) writes:

>Please forward any information you can via email to:
>andrewl@hades.oz.au

I regret the need to post this, but since my first message I have been unable
to get mail through to Down Under--I'm now 1 for 4 and giving up.  Perhaps
the postmasters at basser or munnari can discover what happened here...

Mr. Lockwood, my reponse to you is at the bottom of this:  no DVI24PIN source,
but a pointer to where you might find it.

Greg

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Failure explanation follows :-
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[...and more of the same...]

Andrew,

I regret that no source code was included, but the docs contain a pointer
to the person who made the changes:  zhang@cvax.ipfw.indiana.edu.  There
was no indication as to when this person created the driver, but the 
upload message was dated 29 Jan 1990, so there's a good chance he still
exists (the upload was made by someone at Carnegie-Mellon, however).

Anyway, perhaps this guy will send you his source code.