[Hidden-tech] Anyone out there know how to work with Tex?

[Daniel Fried]

Tex.... yikes, I remember having to learn that for a class once.  Not that I
remember the markup at all.

Fortunately, there are alternatives.  Try http://www.pctex.com/ it's a
reader/editor that will also export to other formats.

-Dan

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I need to get some corrections made in a book layout that was done in 
Tex. Anyone know someone who can handle that? They'd be receiving a 
marked hard copy file.

Please respond no later than Saturday afternoon; I'm leaving town Sunday.
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