Preface to the 4th edition of the 4allTeX CD-rom
About this manual
History, copyrights and acknowledgement
1 What is TeX and Metafont all about?
1.1 Introduction
1.2 TeX etc. tools
1.3 Importance
1.4 TeX's flavors
1.5 TeX's drivers
1.6 TeX and fonts
1.7 Descriptive markup
1.8 TeX and its author
1.9 TeX and its users
1.10 TeX and the publishers
1.11 TeX and other Electronic Publishing tools
1.12 Trends
2 4TeX: a workbench for ms-dos PCs
Abstract
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Principles of 4TeX
2.3 Features
2.4 Availability
2.5 Support
3 Installing 4TeX
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Typography conventions
3.3 TeX and 4TeX
3.4 A Historical Note, or `What's in a Name?'
3.5 Principles of 4TeX installation from CD-rom
3.6 Starting 4TeX
4 4TeX menus
4.1 The main menu
4.2 The output menu
4.3 The BibTeX menu
4.4 The graphics menu
4.5 The MakeIndex menu
4.6 The conversion menu
4.7 The Fontlib menu
4.8 The format menu
4.9 The Metafont format menu
4.10 The MFjob menu
4.11 The Metafont menu
4.12 The Metapost menu
4.13 The Install PostScript font menu
4.14 The Install PostScript font family menu
5 Editors and compilers
5.1 The editors
5.2 The compilers
6 Print and preview programs
6.1 TeX dvi-drivers
6.2 Using PostScript and DviPS
6.3 DviDJc command line
6.4 DviWin as previewer
6.5 Available fonts
6.6 Supported output devices
7 Utility programs
7.1 Bibliographies and indexes
7.2 MakeIndex
7.3 Spell-checking
7.4 Graphics
7.5 LaTeX Help
7.6 LaTeX Mac
7.7 TeXchk
8 Overview of software used by 4TeX
8.1 Free software
8.2 Shareware
8.3 Editors
9 TeX support
9.1 TeX user groups around the world
9.2 Mailing lists
9.3 4TeX Support
9.4 Bulletin Boards
9.5 File servers
9.6 Learning TeX
Bibliography