TUG 2003: the Silver Anniversary--25 Years!--of TEX

List of Topics

April 21, 2003

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Keynote addresses

NELSON BEEBE: A TEX Retrospective
DUANE BIBBY: That Pesky Lion, or How a Lion Came To Be

Multilingual Document Processing

Omega

1. PLAICE, HARALAMBOUS, AND ROWLEY: A Multidimensional Approach to Typesetting
2. HOENIG: A New System for Typesetting Hebrew with Omega
3. ADAMS: TEX at the End: Omega and Zapfino

Output utilities

1. CHO: dvipdfmx, an eXtension of dvipdfm
2. HARALAMBOUS: Projects Developed by ENST de Bretagne Students in 2001/2 and 2002/3

Bibliographic utilities

1. PATASHNIK: BibTEX Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
2. HUFFLEN: MlBibTEX's Version 1.3

Font Creation: New Solutions to Old Problems

1. HONG FENG: Designing Chinese Fonts with METAPOST
2. JACKOWSKI AND NOWACKI: Accents, Accents, Accents: Enhancing CM Fonts with ``Funny Characters'' (MetaType font-generating package)
3. YIU AND WONG: Chinese Character Synthesis Using Metapost
4. MOON: Digital Illumination
5. VOLOVICH AND HAN: Automatic Creation of Efficient Type 1 Fonts from METAFONT Fonts

Integrating Text and Graphics

1. MOON: Literate Programming Meets UML
2. COSTANZO AND GRAY: Creating Labeled ``Stand-Alone'' Figures in L^ATEX Using WARMreader and Adobe Illustrator under Mac OS X

Mac OS X TEX Applications

1. COSTANZO AND GRAY: A Workshop on the Use of the ``MarkedObjects'' Plug-in, along with WARMreader to Create L^ATEX-annotated Figures using Adobe Illustrator under Mac OS X
2. GRAY AND CONSTANZO: L^ATEX and Mac OS X (SIG DISCUSSION)
3. KOCH: New Features in TEXShop
4. WIERDA: TEX on Mac OS X Using teTEX and TEX Live

TEX--Past, Present, and Future

TEX Around the World

1. GAUDEUL: (La)TeX Case Study
2. ODYNIEC AND LUDWICHOWSKI: A Polished TEX Story
3. RANADE: The Spread of TEX in India: The role of outsourced typesetting
4. SATISH BABU: TEX as a Provider of Livelihoods: The Indian Experience
5. LUDWICHOWSKI: The Future of European LUGs

TEX Around the Web

1. PADOVANI: MathML Formatting with TEX Rules and TEX Fonts
2. GURARI: From L^ATEX to MathML and Beyond
3. HARALAMBOUS AND PLAICE: Omega, OpenType and the XML World
4. KANELLOS AND HARALAMBOUS: The Universal Library: Management and Typesetting of Literary Texts on the Web
5. LEHMKE: TEXPower--Dynamic Presentations with L^ATEX
6. SAASTAMOINEN ET AL.: Creating WWW-based Mathematical Interface with Database by Using L^ATEX, PHP and L^ATEX2HTML Compiler

Publishing

1. HAGEN: Typesetting Nightmares
2. ROSELL-GONZÁLEZ: The return to the classics
3. DALY AND RICHTER: Scientific Publishing with pdfL^ATEX
4. MOORE: Using TEX to Manage IT for a Mathematics Congress
5. LEHMKE: ERCOTEX: Yet another database publishing application of L^ATEX

TEX versus the End-User: Issues in Program Design and User Support

1. FLYNN: Interfaces to structured text
2. HAGEN: Example
3. DALY: Abusing TEX: custom-bib as an example
4. QUIRK: Programming Dynamic L^ATEX Documents
5. HEFFERON: Web Services for CTAN
6. ESSER: The teTEX distribution
7. GRAY AND COSTANZO: Experiences and Lessons Learned Teaching L^ATEX to a Group of University Students
8. POPINEAU AND CHAIX: XemTEX: An integrated platform for high quality scientific typesetting

Panel Discussions

1. Font Panel
2. TEX Heritage Panel
   
   • TeX Retrospective: Milestones and Byways on the Road to Beautiful Typography
   • About the TeX Users Groups Around the World:
     cn, cz, de, dk, ee, es, esc, fr, fra, gr, hu, ie, in, kr, lt, mx, nl, no, ph, pl, pt, ru, si, uk, us, vn,
     • VOLKER SCHAA, DANTE
       
     • JERZY LUDWICHOWSKI, GUST
       
     • FABRICE POPINEAU, GUTenberg
       
     • HANS HAGEN, NTG
       
     • BARBARA BEETON, TUG
       
     • ET AL.,
       

Post-Conference One-Day Workshop

HANS HAGEN: Getting to Know All About ConTEXt--on Friday, July 25, 2003 (9:00 am - 3:30 pm)