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Subject:Re: "book form" From:Sunil Gokhale <sunilg -at- PUNE -dot- TCS -dot- CO -dot- IN> Date:Fri, 25 Jul 1997 11:28:37 +0530
On Thu, 24 Jul 1997 richard_schellens -at- MAIL -dot- GDT1 -dot- COM wrote:
> Has anyone heard of the term "book form"? Is there software that can
> put text into "book form"?
>
I have written some of the scientific notes and my Ph.D thesis in a
software called TEX. It is quiet popular in the scientific circles,
infact most of the journals now accept TEX formatted files.
TEX has a *book format*. Will that be helpful for you ?
Or do you know about TEX, but want to use something else.
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