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Kristian R. Miltersen  
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 More options Jul 2 1993, 10:57 am
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From: "Kristian R. Miltersen" <K...@busieco.ou.dk>
Date: 2 Jul 93 09:47:18 GTM-1
Local: Fri, Jul 2 1993 9:47 am
Subject: dvi2tex---Summary.
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Dear TeXperts

I have got a dozen of replys on my question concerning dvi2tex.
Thanks everybody.  Lots of people recommended dvi2tty which can be
located on varios sites.  dvi2tty recovers the straight forward text
then with a printout from your dvi-file you have to put back all the
TeX commands and unfortunately all the mathematical formulas too.

I will like to emphasize one of the replys I got.  (Included in this
message.)  If you are using emTeX the program dvispell by Eberhard
Mattes might be your best shot.  Originally made as a preprocessor to
a spell checking program.  dvispell uses a custom changeable data
file to define which characters is to be converted and what they are
being converted to.  By default it converts using codepage 850
including most European special characters.  Furthermore, it converts
half of your formulaes, i.e., it converts f(t) but of course it
cannot convert \int_t^s.

Thanks ones again to all who offered me there time to help.

Kristian


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