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From: tmaddox@milton.u.washington.edu (Tom Maddox)
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Subject: Re: Bibliography in bibtex Format IS Corrected
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        If I use tex/bibtex, etc., it will have to be on a Mac.  Can
anyone suggest an easy way to do so?  I guess I'm asking for an Idiot's 
Guide here--when I looked at one of the ftp sites for OzTeX, I found about
a zillion megs of files to be ftp'ed, downloaded, unstuffed, etc., and I
thought, eek you must be kidding.  I mean, I don't want to go into the
typesetting/dtp biz, I just want to read/print out some files.  So, is there
a (relatively) easy way of doing so?  (I'm posting this here because I
figure at least a few others are in the same position I am.)

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                                Tom Maddox
                        tmaddox@milton.u.washington.edu
        "It is imperative to write invulnerable sentences."  --  Hugo Ball