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TUGBOAT Volume 29 (2008), No. 3 Table of Contents (ordered by difficulty) Introductory 418 Dave Crossland / Why didn’t METAFONT catch on? • personality types, METAFONT’s interface, and font vs. typeface design 352 Peter Flynn / TUG 2008: TEX’s 30th birthday • general review of the TUG 2008 conference 444 Manjusha Joshi / Smart ways of drawing PSTricks figures • using GUI programs with PSTricks for geometric figures 362 Jonathan Kew / TEXworks: Lowering the barrier to entry • report on a new TEX front end focused on ease-of-use and simplicity Intermediate 380 Taco Hoekwater / MetaPost developments: MPlib project report • translation of MetaPost functionality to a re-usable library 480 Manjusha Joshi / Data mining: Role of TEX files • extracting feature words from TEX files to improve searching 356 Niall Mansfield / How to develop your own document class—our experience • practical techniques for creating custom classes and styles 376 Joe McCool / A newbie’s experiences with Lilypond, Lilypond-book, LATEX and Perl • producing nicely typeset traditional Irish music 421 Karel Píˇska / Creating cuneiform fonts with MetaType1 and FontForge • development process and results for a cuneiform font collection 413 Chris Rowley / Vistas for TEX: liberate the typography! (Part I) • extracting core TEX typesetting functionality for reuse 372 Joachim Schrod / Xindy revisited: Multi-lingual index creation for the UTF-8 age • introduction to and rationale for xindy’s main features Intermediate Plus 383 Hans Hagen / The TEX–Lua mix • introduction to the combination of TEX and the embedded scripting language Lua 365 Jérôme Laurens / Direct and reverse synchronization with SyncTEX • synchronizing between TEX input and output via modifying the base engine 454 Mojca Miklavec and Arthur Reutenauer / Putting the Cork back in the bottle—Improving Unicode support in TEX • recasting hyphenation patterns to support both UTF-8 and 8-bit encodings 464 Ross Moore / Advanced features for publishing mathematics, in PDF and on the Web • using PDF and JavaScript to improve mathematics presentation and navigation 392 Krisztián Pócza, Mihály Biczó and Zoltán Porkoláb / docx2tex: Word 2007 to TEX • free XML-based conversion software from Word 2007 (OOXML) to TEX 435 Ameer Sherif and Hossam Fahmy / Meta-designing parameterized Arabic fonts for AlQalam • using METAFONT to render Arabic with calligrapher-level quality 426 Ulrik Vieth / Do we need a ‘Cork’ math font encoding? • review of OpenType and Unicode math features, subsuming 8-bit encodings Advanced 462 Hans Hagen / The LuaTEX way: \framed • generalizing paragraph manipulation in LuaTEX 446 Hans Hagen / The MetaPost library and LuaTEX • using the new standalone MetaPost library from LuaTEX and ConTEXt 401 Jean-Michel Hufflen / Languages for bibliography styles • language comparison of bst, nbst, Perl, DSSSL, XSLT, etc. 474 John Plaice, Blanca Mancilla and Chris Rowley / Multidimensional text • a theoretical underpinning of documents as generalized tuples 458 Stanislav Jan ˇ Sarman / Writing Gregg Shorthand with METAFONT and LATEX • an online system converting English text to Gregg shorthand Reports and notices 350 TUG 2008 conference information 351 TUG 2008 conference program 482 Abstracts (Fine, Hagen, Henkel, Hoekwater, Høgholm, Küster, Mancilla et al., Mittelbach, Peter, Rahilly et al., Rhatigan, Veytsman & Akhmadeeva, Veytsman) 484 Institutional members 485 Calendar 486 TUG 2009 announcement 487 TEX consulting and production services 488 TUG 2009 election
TUGBOAT Volume 29, Number 3 / 2008 TUG 2008 Conference Proceedings TUG 2008 350 Conference program, delegates, and sponsors 352 Peter Flynn / TUG 2008: TEX’s 30 th birthday LATEX 356 Niall Mansfield / How to develop your own document class — our experience Software & Tools 362 Jonathan Kew / TEXworks: Lowering the barrier to entry 365 Jérôme Laurens / Direct and reverse synchronization with SyncTEX 372 Joachim Schrod / Xindy revisited: Multi-lingual index creation for the UTF-8 age 380 Taco Hoekwater / MetaPost developments: MPlib project report 383 Hans Hagen / The TEX–Lua mix 376 Joe M c Cool / A newbie’s experiences with Lilypond, Lilypond-book, L ATEX and Perl 392 Krisztián Pócza, Mihály Biczó and Zoltán Porkoláb / docx2tex: Word 2007 to TEX 401 Jean-Michel Hufflen / Languages for bibliography styles Dreamboat 413 Chris Rowley / Vistas for TEX: liberate the typography! (Part I) Fonts 418 Dave Crossland / Why didn’t METAFONT catch on? 421 Karel Píˇska / Creating cuneiform fonts with MetaType1 and FontForge 426 Ulrik Vieth / Do we need a ‘Cork’ math font encoding? 435 Ameer Sherif and Hossam Fahmy / Meta-designing parameterized Arabic fonts for AlQalam Graphics 444 Manjusha Joshi / Smart ways of drawing PSTricks figures 446 Hans Hagen / The MetaPost library and LuaTEX Philology 454 Mojca Miklavec and Arthur Reutenauer / Putting the Cork back in the bottle— Improving Unicode support in TEX 458 Stanislav Jan ˇ Sarman / Writing Gregg Shorthand with METAFONT and L ATEX Macros 462 Hans Hagen / The LuaTEX way: \framed Electronic Documents 464 Ross Moore / Advanced features for publishing mathematics, in PDF and on the Web 474 John Plaice, Blanca Mancilla and Chris Rowley / Multidimensional text 480 Manjusha Joshi / Data mining: Role of TEX files Abstracts 482 Abstracts (Fine, Hagen, Henkel, Hoekwater, Høgholm, Küster, Mancilla et al., Mittelbach, Peter, Rahilly et al., Rhatigan, Veytsman & Akhmadeeva, Veytsman) News 485 Calendar 486 TUG2009 announcement Advertisements 487 TEX consulting and production services TUG Business 484 TUG institutional members 488 TUG 2009 election
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TUG 2008—program Monday, July 21
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Taco Hoekwater, inside the Beamish
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Direct and reverse synchronization
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The TEX-Lua mix Hans Hagen Pragma A
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References [1] James C. Alexander:
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Definition of encoding (Unicode) Pl
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