TUG'97 Program

Sunday

Tutorial day

1.00--5.00 Yannis Haralambous and John Plaice Aspects of Omega: from everyday use to developing of and extending multilingual tools
1.00--4.00 Ross Moore LaTeX2html
4.00--6.00 Anita Z. Hoover Moving to LaTeX2e

Monday

(Chair: Hans Hagen )

9.30--10.00 Kristoffer H. Rose (BRICS, U of Aarhus, Denmark) `Xy-pic as a tool for VHL2G (Very High-Level 2-dimensional Graphics) and how this made TeX into an animation tool'
10.00--10.30 Sebastian Rahtz (Elsevier Science Ltd, UK) `A tutorial on Metapost graphs'
11.00--11.30 Eitan Gurari (Ohio State University, USA) `Drawing with DraTeX'
11.30--12.00 Ross Moore (Macquarie University, Australia) `High-quality labels on included graphics, using Xy-pic'
12.00--12.30 Sebastian Tannert (Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany) `CIRC: a package to draw flow-sheets of all types'

(Chair: Taco Hoekwater )

2.00--2.30 The NTS Team (NTS Team, Germany / UK / Czech Republic) `The state of e-TeX'
2.30--3.00 John Plaice and Yannis Haralambous (Lille, France) `Omega, the full release'
3.00--3.30 Michel Goossens (CERN, Switzerland) `TeX Live 2, TDS, Web2c 7.0's kpathsea and LaTeX catalogues --- lets work together'
4.00--4.30 Werner Lemberg (Dortmund, Germany) `New font tools for TeX'
4.30--5.00 Hans Hagen (Pragma, The Netherlands) `Production of complicated and highly interactive documents'

Tuesday

(Chair: Chris Rowley )

10.00--10.30 Yannis Haralambous (Lille, France) `A New TeX Math Font Family for Elsevier'
10.30--11.00 Sergey Lesenko (Institute for High Energy Physics, Russia) `DVIPDF and graphics'
11.00--11.30 Han The Thanh (Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic) `TeX to PDF direct'
11.30--12.00 T V Raman (Adobe Systems, USA) `Developments in PDF, and LaTeX'
1.30--2.00 Robert S. Sutor, Angel L. Diaz, and Samuel S. Dooley (IBM, USA) `techexplorer: Interactive Scientific Electronic Publishing for the Internet'
2.00--2.30 Chris Hamlin (American Institute of Physics, USA) `Translating SGML to HTML, with help from TeX'

(Chair: Michel Goossens )

2.30--3.00 Jon Bosak (Sun Microsystems, USA) `The DSSSL style sheet language'
3.00--3.30 Sebastian Rahtz (Elsevier Science Ltd, UK) `The TeX backend for Jade'
3.30--4.00 Chris Rowley (The Open University, UK) `MathML: computers reading maths!?'
4.30--5.00 Ross Moore (Macquarie University, Australia) `LaTeX2HTML---past, present and future'
5.00--5.20 Eitan Gurari (Ohio State University, USA) `A demonstration of TeX4ht'

Wednesday

(Chair: Sebastian Rahtz )

9.00--9.30 Mimi Jett (ETP/Harrison, Oregon, USA) `LaTeX as markup for electronic delivery of courseware'
9.30--10.00 Douglas Lovell (IBM, USA) `Custom Legal Documents for the Auto Loan Exchange'
10.30--11.00 Fred Bartlett (Springer-Verlag, New York, USA) `What LaTeX needs to make it useful to publishers'
11.00--12.00 Panel discussion on LaTeX and publishers.

(Chair: Mimi Jett )

2.30--3.00 Chris Rowley (The Open University, UK) `LaTeX3 project overview'
3.00--3.30 David Carlisle (LaTeX team, UK) `LaTeX3 Programming'
3.30--4.00 Michael Downes (American Mathematical Society, USA) `Breaking equations'
4.30--5.30 Panel discussion on the future development of LaTeX in relation to the new TeX variants becoming available.

Thursday

(Chair: Petr Sojka )

8.30--9.00 Dan Olson (Harrison/ETP, Oregon, USA) `Working with process color and TeX'
9.00--9.30 Kazuhiro Kitagawa (Shukutoku University, Japan) `TeX meets watermark'

(Chair: Erik Frambach )

2.30--3.00 Frank Mittelbach (LaTeX project, Mainz, Germany) `Developments in LaTeX for Multilingual documents'
3.00--3.30 Hans Hagen (Pragma, The Netherlands) `The multilingual interface of the ConTeXt macro package'
4.00--5.00 Werner Lemberg (Dortmund, Germany) `The CJK package: multilingual support beyond Babel'