| dvips [options] file[.dvi] | PF | ||||||||||
convert a TeX DVI file to Postscript. Some useful options are:
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| latex2html [-h] [options] file[s] | |||||||||||
| translates LaTeX source files into HTML. The man page is displayed with -h | |||||||||||
| latex file | |||||||||||
| text formatting and typesetting. See textbooks for a description. pdflatex is a version of TeX that can create PDF output files. | |||||||||||
| ooffice | |||||||||||
| Open Office. Powerful office suite that contains the programs oobase for working with a database oocalc for dealing with spreadsheets oodraw for manipulating drawings ooimpress to create and view presentations oomath for typesetting formulas and oowriter to produce text documents. The commercial program StarOffice uses the program names soffice sbase scalc sdraw simpress smath and swriter which are provided as links for convenience. | |||||||||||
| xdvi [+n] [-s shrink] [file] | |||||||||||
| DVI Previewer for the X Window System. Display a .dvi file usually produced by TeX (starting at page n and using a shrink factor 1 .. 4). Most options do have keystroke equivalents. If you experience problems like not displaying colors properly then try pxdvi, a patched version, developed for Japanese documents, which also fixes some other deficiencies of xdvi. |