1)      Come to the meeting and invite all your TeX friends to come along too. 

2)      Make a donation, (however large or small) as a token of
appreciation for having TeX available to you as free software, and let
your colleagues and your bosses know about this meeting so that they too
can contribute towards the event, and to the future development of the TeX
family of programs. TeX is very much alive and doing well both as a
front-end for authors, and a back-end as a tool in the automated processes
that provide easy conversion to XML, PDF, HTML.

3)      Publishers, vendors, and other commercial users, developers, and
distributors of products that use, or are prepared in, TeX (Plain, AmsTeX,
AMSLaTeX, LaTeX, pdfTeX, Metafont, MetaPost, ConTeXt, etc.) can sponsor or
co- sponsor events (coffee breaks, lunches, reception, banquet) and most
of all towards renowned plenary speakers and TUG 2003 as a whole.


4)      The TeX Heritage Committee  chaired by Sebastian Rahtz, will be
organizing projects and happenings for the Silver Anniversary of TeX. 
One of these will be to publish a special volume of reflections  by key 
developers and users of TeX.  The book will be (temporarily) entitled:
 
"TeX Retrospective: milestones and byways on the road to beautiful typography"  

More information will be published on the website at:

            http://www.tug.org/tug2003/heritage/

Note:   Generous donors and sponsors ($500.00 or more) will receive
        a complimentary copy of the silver anniversary volume.


To register for the conference or make a donation, see:

            http://www.tug.org/tug2003/registration.html