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From: rokicki@rocky.STANFORD.EDU (Tomas Rokicki)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.d,comp.text
Subject: Re: ctex documentation
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Date: Thu, 3-Sep-87 21:24:59 EDT
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> Anyway, Tom is CTeX available for ftp from somewhere ? and what
> machines has it been ported to ?

No, CTeX is not available for ftp since it is a commercial
product being licensed by n^2 Computer Consultants, Box 2736,
College Station, TX 77841 (409) 845-3104.  It's cheap, and it
works.  It's been ported to the IBM RT (under both OS's), all
IRIS workstations, all SUN's, Vaxen running 4.3 BSD or Eunice,
the Amiga, the Convex C-1, the 3B2 (and friends), PS/2 (where
it runs like a champ), several Masscomps, the V system (SUN's),
and practically anything else you can shake a stick at.  It's
about 20% faster and more organized than Common TeX, but the
code is less readable and not as easy to modify.

-tom