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From: douglas-craig@cs.yale.edu (Craig C. Douglas)
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Subject: Re: Workable TeX on the PC?
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I use EmTeX, which is public domain and free on the internet.  It has a
previewer and a collection of printer drivers.  I have used this on a
notepad computer on trips as well as bigger PC's.  It has TeX, MetaFont,
and a collection of TeXtape utilities.  I got my copy from the machine
msdos.archive.umich.edu; look in the msdos/TeX directory for EmTeX,
dvips547.zip (if you have a PostScript printer), and fonts subdirectories
(in particular).

Craig Douglas