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From: breuel@h-sc1.UUCP (thomas breuel)
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Subject: Re: Manx db (Really: TeX for the AMIGA)
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Date: Fri, 21-Mar-86 22:25:55 EST
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Probably many people are interested in TeX for the AMIGA.
If the version that you are porting is public domain, I am sure
it would be appreciated greatly if you posted it. Otherwise,
please let us know whether and when it will be a commercial product.

					Thanks,
					Thomas.

PS: I'm posting this rather than mailing it partially to see
how many other people are *really* interested in TeX. For those
who don't know: TeX is a text formatting/typesetting program
for papers, in particular technical/mathematical papers. It was
developed by Knuth at Stanford, and (I think) the original PASCAL version
is public domain. I have not used it myself (having troff/eqn/...),
but I hear that it is an excellent system. It would certainly be
great if it were available for the AMIGA.