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From: gao@fb14vax.cs.uni-sb.de (Gao Shaodi)
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Subject: Re: ChTeX
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Date: 13 Mar 91 18:28:57 GMT
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From article <13628@blia.sharebase.com>, by peterw@blia.sharebase.com (Peter Wisnovsky):
> There was a posting concerning the availability of Chinese support
> for TeX. When someone here tried to ftp into the system listed as
> having the ChTeX package, they did not have permission to do an `ls'
> in the directory they were placed in, either as user `ftp' or 
> `anonymous'. We tried some of the standard dir paths but was not able 
> to find the archive.

Recently I got a ChTeX package by using 

ftp 128.123.1.14

I used the user-name `anonymous'. After getting into the system,
you can use "cd" and "ls". The package is in the directory
/pub/chinese. For PostScript you need the files ChTeX.tar.Z
and dvi2ps.tar.Z. There are also files "cxterm.tar" and
chinese-fonts.tar, which are said to support X-window.
All the programs are well documented and can be easily
installed in different systems.

Shaodi Gao