From: Jiri Zlatuska <zlatuska@varda.ics.muni.cs>
Newsgroups: comp.text.tex
Subject: EuroTeX 92 FINAL PROGRAM and last call for participation
Date: 26 Aug 1992 15:24:52 GMT
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Intermediate information, *only* in electronic form; the  3rd (last)
announcement will be distributed at the beginning of September (late
August)  in both  electronic and printed form.  Invited lectures are
marked by stars (**).  One star  marks tutorials and BoF, mostly  in
parallel  sessions  (since the interest  in tutorials was enormous).

We  send it  to inform  you / to invite you to take part / to remind
you about  sending your  Registration Form of EuroTeX 92 as hardcopy
or just to keep in touch. Since the electronic journals/lists on TeX
are  not  read  by  all  Texans  and  users   we should  appreciate
propagation of this  information among  your  friends. For those who
prefer  to  read it in  printed  form or send it  to friends without
e-mail  connection  the LaTeX  source is attached at the end of this
file. The second announcement and/or the Registration form  will  be
sent to you provided  you  will  ask  for  it  on the e-mail address
<eurotex@cspguk11.bitnet>. Remark, that this *is not* the definitive
program (timing of lectures, ...).

EuroTeX 92  is  organized  by  the Czechoslovak TeX Users Group with
Charles University and Czech Technical University, Prague, under the
auspices  of both Rectors.  EuroTeX is supported by French TeX Users
Group GUTenberg  and  by  German TeX Users Group DANTE e.v. It takes
place in Prague, Czechoslovakia (CSFR)

     ******* from September 14 to September 18, 1992.*******


                  EuroTeX 92 *preliminary* program
                      (both technical and social)

                     Sunday, September 13, from 10am
       Early Registration

                     Monday, September 14, am+pm
       Registration

       Sightseeing tour                                     2pm-5pm
       Welcome party                                            7pm


                     Tuesday, September 15
                     Morning session 9am - 12:30am
Opening address
** Alan Hoenig (US):
     Special effects with Metafont and TeX
** John Hobby (USA):
     MetaPost

                     Afternoon session 2pm - 6pm
Harry Gaylord (The Netherlands):
     Integration of SGML and TeX
Michel Lavaud (France):
     A solution to help ensuring the future of TeX:
     make its use easier on cheap machines
Irina A. Makhovaya (Russia):
     On TeX  experience in "Mir" Publishers
Laurent Siebenmann (France):
     The Lion and the Mouse
Helge Steenweg (Germany):
     Distribution of Software (particularly TeXware) within
     academic network society
Petr Sojka, Rudolf Cervenka, and Martin Svoboda (CSFR):
     TeX for database publishing
Ondrej Vacha (CSFR):
     TeX  for typesetting in a publishing house
Petr Bozovsky (CSFR):
     ChiWriter or TeX?
Introduction of "East-European" TeX  Users Groups
     (5 - 10 minutes each  -  CyrTuG, PolishTUG, HungarTUG, CSTUG,...)

     Evening: theater performances

                     Wednesday, September 16
                     Morning session 9am - 12:30am
** Frank Mittelbach (Germany), and Chris Rowley (United Kingdom):
     LaTeX 3 project
** Anita Hoover (USA):
     The key to successful support: Knowing your TeX and LaTeX users

Theo Jurriens (The Netherlands):
     TeX for everybody ?

                     Afternoon session 2pm - 6pm
** Yannis Haralambous} (France):
     Internationalization of TeX -- an introduction;
Daniel Flipo and Laurent Siebenmann (France):
     Hyphenation in the presence of accents
Laurent Siebenmann (France):
     A gentle road via CM to perfect hyphenation
Boguslav Jackowski, and Marek Rycko (Poland):
     POLISH TeX: from ready to use to handy in use
Rama Porrat (Israel):
     Developements in Hebrew TeX
     Meeting of CSTUG

     Evening Organ concert

                     Thursday, September 17
                     Morning session 9am - 12:30am
** Yannis Haralambous (France):
     Scholar TeX : An enhanced Arabic system based on a fully
     ligatured font, and Khmer TeX: TeX can do more than good
     mathematics!

Klaus Lagally (Germany):
     ArabTeX  -  typesetting Arabic with vowels and ligatures
Eric-Jan Vens (The Netherlands):
     The grass is always greener... (Postscript Type 1
     to METAFONT conversion)
Kristoffer Hogsbro Rose (Denmark):
     How to make TeX typeset pretty arrows
Kees van der Laan:
     Table diversions

                     Afternoon session 2pm - 6pm

* BoF sessions in parallel (45')
Kees van der Laan (The Netherlands):
     Typessetting Crosswords via TeX
Jorg Knappen (Germany):
     Changing the appearance of Maths
Philip Taylor (Great Britain):
     The Future of TeX
Discussion (Future, LaTeX 3, BoF's, etc.)

evening not yet settled out  -  free, or visit to old Charles
                               University representation hall
                               theatres


                     Friday, September 18
                     Morning session 9am-12:30am
** Daniel Taupin (France):
     MusicTeX
** Frank Mittelbach (Germany), and Chris Rowley (United Kingdom):
     The future of high quality typesetting
Closing address
                     11am - 12:30am in parallel
* Philip Taylor (Great Britain):    Advanced TeX  tutorial (start)

                     2pm - 6pm in parallel:
* Philip Taylor (Great Britain):    Advanced TeX  tutorial (start)
* Juergen Gloeckner (Germany):      High resolution output via
                                    PostScript (with RIP)

                     Saturday, September 19
                     9am - 12:30am in parallel:
* Philip Taylor (Great Britain):    Advanced TeX tutorial
* Klaus Thull (Germany):            WEB, SpiderWEB, etc. tutorial
* Yannis Haralambous (France):      Internationalization of TeX;
                                    followed by
                                    Introduction into font design using
                                    MF and PostScript;
     Excursion

                     2pm - 6pm in parallel:
* Philip Taylor (Great Britain):    Advanced TeX  tutorial
* Kristoffer H. Rose (Denmark):     Typesetting diagrams with XY-pic
                                    tutorial
     Excursion
     Theatres, pubs, ...
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Euro\TeX '92  is  organized  by  the  Czechoslovak \TeX\  Users  Group
with Charles University and Czech Technical University,
Prague, under the auspices of both Rectors.  Euro\TeX\ is  supported by
French \TeX\ Users Group GUTenberg and by German \TeX\
Users Group DANTE e.v.   It  takes place  in Prague,
Czechoslovakia (\v CSFR),
                                                             \begin{center}
     {\bf from September 14 to September 18, 1992.}

\vskip 2pc
{\Huge\bf Euro\TeX~92 Preliminary Program}\\
\vskip1pc
{(both technical and social -- invited speakers are boldfaced)}
                                                               \end{center}


                                                        \begin{description}
\item[Sunday, September 13]\ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[pm] early registration
                                                          \end{description}


\item[Monday, September 14]                                            \ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[am+pm] registration
\item[from 2pm] sightseeing tour
\item[7pm] welcome party
                                                          \end{description}


\item[Tuesday, September 15]                                           \ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[9am--12:30am]                                     \ {}\begin{itemize}
\item opening address;
\item {\bf Alan Hoenig} (USA): Special effects with \MF{} and \TeX{};
\item {\bf John Hobby} (USA): MetaPost;
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[2pm--6pm]                                         \ {}\begin{itemize}
\item Harry Gaylord (The Netherlands): Integration of SGML and \TeX;
\item Michel Lavaud (France): A solution to help ensuring the future of
                              \TeX: make its use easier on cheap machines;
\item Irina A. Makhovaya (Russia): On \TeX{} experience in ``Mir'' Publishers;
\item Laurent Siebenmann (France): The Lion and the Mouse;
\item Helge Steenweg (Germany): Distribution of Software (particularly
                                \TeX ware) within academic network
                                society;
\item Petr Sojka, Rudolf \v Cervenka, and Martin Svoboda (\v CSFR): \TeX{} for
                              database publishing;
\item Ond\v rej V\'acha (\v CSFR): \TeX{} for typesetting in a
publishing house;\hfuzz.37pt
\item Petr Bo\v zovsk\'y (\v CSFR): ChiWriter or \TeX?;
\item introduction of `East-European' \TeX{} users' groups (5--10 minutes
                          each -- CyrTuG, PolishTUG, HungarTUG, CSTUG, \ldots)
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[evening] theater performance                        \end{description}


\item[Wednesday, September 16]                                         \ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[9am--12:30am]                                     \ {}\begin{itemize}
\item{\bf Frank Mittelbach} (Germany), and {\bf Chris Rowley} (United Kingdom):
                                \LaTeX~3 project;
\item {\bf Anita Hoover} (USA): The key to successful support: Knowing your
                                \TeX{} and \LaTeX{} users;
\item Theo Jurriens (The Netherlands): \TeX{} for everybody?
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[2pm--6pm]                                         \ {}\begin{itemize}
\item {\bf Yannis Haralambous} (France): Internationalization of \TeX{};
\item Daniel Flipo and Laurent Siebenmann (France): Hyphenation in the
                                                     presence of accents;
\item Laurent Siebenmann (France): A gentle road via CM to perfect
                                   hyphenation;
\item Bogus\l av Jackowski, and Marek Ry\'cko (Poland): POLISH \TeX: from
                                            ready to use to handy in use;
\item Rama Porrat (Israel): Developements in Hebrew \TeX;
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[evening] organ concert in an old city church
                                                          \end{description}

\vfil\eject

\item[Thursday, September 17]                                         \ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[9am--12:30am]                                     \ {}\begin{itemize}
\item {\bf Yannis Haralambous} (France): Scholar \TeX{}: Scholar \TeX :
                             An enhanced Arabic system based on a fully
                             ligatured font, {\em and\/}
                             Khmer~TeX: TeX can do more than good mathematics!;
\item Klaus Lagally (Germany): Arab\TeX\ -- typesetting Arabic
                               with vowels and ligatures;
\item Eric-Jan Vens (The Netherlands): The grass is always greener~\ldots{}
                             (Postscript Type 1 to \METAFONT{} conversion);
\item Kristoffer Hogsbro Rose (Denmark): How to make \TeX{} typeset pretty
                                         arrows;
\item Kees van der Laan: Table diversions;
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[2pm--6pm]                                         \ {}\begin{itemize}
\item BoF sessions in parallel (45');
\item Kees van der Laan (The Netherlands): Typessetting Crosswords via \TeX;
\item J\"org Knappen (Germany): Changing the appearance of Maths;
\item Philip Taylor (Great Britain): The future of \TeX;
\item discussion (future, \LaTeX~3, BoF's, etc.);
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[evening] not yet settled out -- either free, or visit to old Charles
                                      University representation hall;
                                                          \end{description}


\item[Tutorials:]\ {}
\item[Friday, September 18]\ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[9am--12:30am]                                     \ {}\begin{itemize}
\item{\bf Frank Mittelbach} (Germany), and {\bf Chris Rowley} (United Kingdom):
     The future of high quality typesetting;

\item {\bf Daniel Taupin} (France): Music\TeX;
\item closing address;
                                             \end{itemize}\end{description}
\vfil\eject

\item[Friday, September 18]\ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[2pm--6pm] in parallel:                                \begin{itemize}
\item {\sl Philip Taylor} (Great Britain): Advanced \TeX{} tutorial (start);
\item {\sl Juergen Gloeckner} (Germany): High resolution output via
                                         Post\-Script (with RIP);
                                             \end{itemize}\end{description}


\item[Saturday, September 19]                                           \ {}

                                                        \begin{description}
\item[9am--12:30am] in parallel:                            \begin{itemize}
\item {\sl Philip Taylor} (Great Britain): Advanced \TeX{} tutorial;
\item {\sl Klaus Thull} (Germany): WEB, SpiderWEB, etc.;
\item {\sl Yannis Haralambous} (France): Internationalization of \TeX;
  {\em followed by\/} Introduction into font design using \MF\ and PostScript;
\item (excursion);
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[2pm--6pm] in parallel:                                \begin{itemize}
\item {\sl Philip Taylor} (Great Britain): Advanced \TeX{} tutorial;
\item {\sl Kristoffer Hogsbro Rose} (Denmark): Typesetting
                                               diagrams with XY-pic;
\item (excursion).

\end{itemize}\end{description}\end{description}\end{document}


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                                      ******   1992

        As already announced, EuroTeX 92 is organized by
                  Czechoslovak TeX Users Group
                      in collaboration with
   Charles University and Czech Technical University, Prague,
               under the auspices of both Rectors.
                  It takes place in Prague

            from September 14 to September 18, 1992.

The  Programme Committee  consists of  Peter Abbott,  Jacques Andre,
Jana  Chlebikova, Yannis  Haralambous, Bernard  Gaulle, Karel Horak,
Joachim Lammarsche,  Kees van der Laan,  Erich Neuwirth, Petr Novak,
Stefan Porubsky, Phillip Taylor, Jiri Vesely and Jiri Zlatuska.

About  the Programme:  Invited speakers  include Yannis Haralambous,
John Hobby, Alan Hoenig, Anita  Hoover, Chris Rowley, Daniel Taupin,
Phillip Taylor.  They will cover  topics including the  usage of TeX
for  "non-standard"  languages,   typesetting  music,  Metafont-like
language for PostScript drawings,  special effects with Metafont and
TeX,  Latex3  project,  aspect  of  the  use  of  TeX  and  LaTeX at
University, WEB and even more...

Tutorials delivered after the conference by Yannis Haralambous, Phil
Taylor and  Klaus Thull will  cover Metafont and  advanced topics in
TeX as well as an introduction to WEB.

Everybody  who want  to offer  a presentation  of results, ideas and
experience  (despite  the  expired  deadline  for submitting papers)
should consider contacting the Programme Committee chairman

          Jiri Zlatuska <e-mail:zlatuska@cspuni12.bitnet>

as soon as possible. Note that  camera-ready papers are due to reach
him not later than July 10.

Suggested topics  of special interest include  the following themes:
Non-standard   applications   of    TeX,   national   versions   and
standardization,  Quo  Vadis,  TeX  ?,   and  the  use  of  TeX  for
small/newly  emerging enterprises.  Other interesting  contributions
relevant to TeX are sought.

Why come to EuroTeX 92 ?
Besides  the  privilege  of  hearing  the  invited  talks of leading
specialists you will  have the pleasure to listen  to other lectures
and to meet TeXfriends from many countries. The meeting is the first
to offer really extensive contacts with people "from behind the iron
curtain". It  takes place in the  Golden Heart of Europe  -- Prague,
one of the most fascinating capitals  in Europe. You can visit it at
a surprisingly low cost. Indeed, we would like to make EuroTeX 92 in
Prague  accessible to  the majority   of TeXfans  from all  over the
world. It will be arranged at  a modest level, yet covering all your
needs. It is  worth noting that low prices do  not mean a compromise
in quality,  rather, they take advantage  of the favourable exchange
rates applicable to the "hard currency countries".


Other conditions:
For about 50 participants (unfortunately, not more) we have reserved
rooms  from   Sunday,  Sept  13th.  Some   participants  could  have
difficulties with proper timing and this is meant especially to help
them (apex flights, flights not  available everyday, etc.). At least
three tutorials  will be organized  for participants of  the EuroTeX
92  *after*  the  conference  (Sept  18,  afternoon  and  Sept  19).
Preferences  will be  given to  those  who  will have  paid the  fee
earlier (number of participants is limited). Accommodation is booked
in  a modern  student hostel  Kajetanka in  double rooms. Two double
rooms form a unit and share facilities. We plan to arrange transport
by bus  to Czech Technical  University, where the  programme will be
held  (it  is  within  some  25  minutes  walk  from Kajetanka). All
participants  will be  provided with  a card  for all  Prague public
transport during the period Monday  - Friday.

Lunches will  be served at  the conference site;  during breaks some
refreshments  will  be  available  free  of  charge. Dinners are not
included in  order to enable  you to research  Czech restaurants and
pubs on your  own. An informal welcome party will  be held on Monday
evening,  7  p.m.  An  organ  concert  will  take  place probably on
Wednesday  and some  other pleasant  surprises are  not excluded. To
those who  will arrive on Monday  morning or during Sunday  we would
like to  offer a sightseeing  tour on Monday  afternoon (still under
negotiation).  The  whole  programme  from  Monday  to  Friday forms
a package (accommodation in double  rooms, half pension from Tuesday
to Friday, opening party on Monday evening, concert, conference fee,
proceedings,  tutorials for  those who  will stay  a bit longer) for
330 DM. Those who would prefer a  single room would pay 60 DM extra.
For *additional*  35 DM (45 DM  for a single room)  a day, a limited
number of participants may stay untill Sunday (one or two days more)
either for  tutorials or just to  enjoy meeting friends and  to have
good beer in some of the pubs, such as Good Soldier Svejk liked. For
accompanying  persons,   a  special  programme   will  be  organized
including visits to galleries, places of interest, etc. They will be
asked to pay 285 DM and are not supposed to order single rooms.

Payment:
Those who  are interested and have  already decided to take  part or
want to get the package for  the reduced price are requested to send
money  via the  following account

           34735-021/0100 at KOMER\v CN\'I BANKA, PRAHA

(there is one "hacek" and one "prime" accent in its name: please, do
not forget to use them). The address of the bank is

   KOMER\v CN\'I BANKA,
   pob. Praha -- M\v ESTO,
   Vaclavske nam. 42
   110 00 PRAHA 1
   Czechoslovakia

while the name of the account is

   \v Ceskoslovensk\'e sdru\v zen\'\i{} u\v zivatel\accent23u TEXu
   (our surface address (in Czech): Sokolovsk\'a 83, 186 00 Praha 8,
   Czechoslovakia).

Important !!! :
If the  payment is sent  before July 1,  1992, you can  deduct 35 DM
from the price of the package and pay only 295 DM (250 DM). There is
no deduction  for extras, the price  remains the same. We  will send
a hard copy of the registration form  to those who already asked for
registration and gave  us the whole address. You  can also print the
form distributed in TeX version (plain) and fill it in. The separate
file  relating  to  this  is  included  below.  Please,  enclose  an
indication  on how  you have  transmitted the  payment to  the above
account and, if possible, send us  a xerocopy of the order. It could
help us to trace it (Czechoslovak money transfer system is still not
quite efficient, but something called "swift" is already available).
We were  told that the important  thing is to use  CZECH name of the
bank  mentioned  above  since   its  translation  would  cause  some
mistakes.

Cancellation:
In case of cancellation (please, do not  do it, you would miss a lot
of fun !) we  will refund you the amount you paid  minus a sum which
regretably  has to  be deducted:  for cancellation  done before July
15, 1992 it  will be 10 DM, for  the period from July 16,  1992 till
September 12 it will be 10 \% of the payment, and after this date it
will be 10 \% plus the costs of already paid necessities.

Climate:
Since much  of Prague fascination  is historical, architectural  and
cultural,  it  can  be  enjoyed  at  any  time.  The average maximum
temperature  in  September  is  18^o C  (64^o F)  and the weather is
relatively stable.

Currency:
The Czechoslovak Crown is rated approx.  17:1 to DM, approx. 28:1 to
USD. Recently,  prices of goods  have been increased  somewhat. They
are  slowly approaching  "western  standards"  but in  many respects
Czechoslovakia  is  considered  favourable  and  cheap  for  western
tourists.

Transport:
Czechoslovakia is  easily accessible by plane.  The Prague's airport
is about  15 km from the  city centre (the Kajetanka  hostel is even
a bit closer).  Public transport is  relatively cheap, but  going by
taxi, it is better to agree on the fare beforehand, since prices are
not fixed and actually depend  on drivers. Roads are relatively good
but with only a  few motorways which are not so fast  as in the West
(speed limits:  110 km/h on  motorways, 90 on  roads, 60 in  towns).
Parking in Prague  is generally difficult. There are  places to park
in  the neighbourhood  of the  hostel, but  not a (guarded) parking.
International trains  connect Prague with  Berlin, Munich, Nurnberg,
Wien, Warszawa, Budapest, etc.

More particulars will be given in the next (and last) announcement.

Important note:
We can  host approx. 300 participants/accompanying  persons. On July
10th we  must specify the figures,  therefore we encourage everybody
to use  the reduced price  (available untill July  1). Later on,  we
would have  difficulties with a  varying number of  participants. We
hope  that you  will understand  our situation.  Do not  hesitate to
address  your questions  to the  organizers (please,  use e-mail,  if
possible).

Those who are interested in taking part are requested to fill in the
following form (*provided they have not done so before*) and send it
via e-mail to the address:

                    eurotex at cspguk11.bitnet

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I intend to take part in EuroTeX 92, Prague (14.-18.9.1992)

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You will receive  a hard copy of the registration  form. You can use
also  the electronic  version of  the form  enclosed. Please TeX it,
print it, fill it in in block letters and send it to

   CS  TeX ---  EUROTEX 92
   Mathematical Institute
   Sokolovska 83
   186 00 PRAHA 8 - Karlin
   Czechoslovakia)

On behalf of  the organizers:

Karel Horak      <horakk@csearn.bitnet>
Jiri  Vesely     <jvesely@cspguk11.bitnet>
Jiri  Zlatuska   <zlatuska@cspuni12.bitnet>

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{\bf Package for accompanying person} (arrival Sept  18,
welcome party, halfpension Sept 19
-- 22,  organ concert,
card for public transport for  Sept 18  -- 22, departure Sept 22)
\par}
Paid  before 1.7.1992 :\dotfill\hfilneg{\bf 250 DM}\quad \square\par
Paid  after  1.7.1992 :\dotfill\hfilneg{\bf 285 DM}\quad \square\par

\leftline{\bf Extras:}
\medskip
{\rightskip30mm
\leftline{Extended stay:}
I will come on Sunday, Sept 17.
(Please, contact J.Vesel\'y by e-mail {\tt
<jvesely@cspguk11.bitnet>}, to check that the capacity
is not yet ex\-ceed\-ed. Do not pay untill confirmation has
been received.)\par}
\hfill{\bf 35 DM} for double room \quad \square\qquad
      {\bf 45 DM} for single room \quad \square\hbox{}\par
I will leave on Saturday, Sept 23 \par
\hfill{\bf 35 DM} for double room \quad \square\qquad
      {\bf 45 DM} for single room \quad \square\hbox{}\par
I will leave on Sunday,   Sept 24 \par
\hfill{\bf 70 DM} for double room \quad \square\qquad
      {\bf 90 DM} for single room \quad \square\hbox{}\par
\medskip
I will pay for single room from Monday to Friday\hfill{\bf 60 DM}
for single room \quad \square\hbox{}\par

I would like to share a double room with (agreement
of both persons is necessary)\par
\indent\dotfill\hfilneg


\bigskip
\leftline{Please, indicate your interests:}
I would like to take part in sightseeing tour on Monday,
Sept 18, at 2 p.m. \hfill         \square\par
\medskip
I am interested in the Metafont tutorial \hfill\square\par
I am interested in the Advanced \TeX\ tutorial \hfill\square\par
I am interested in the WEB tutorial \hfill\square\par
{\rightskip30mm (Available only for those who will stay longer; remark that
some other tutorials are under the negotiation. The number of
possible participans in tutorials will be probably limited.)\par}
\bigskip
\leftline{The following items would be paid provided
the performances would be available:}
I would like to visit during my stay \quad
Laterna Magica Theatre  \hfill\square\par
\indent\phantom{I would like to visit during my stay\quad}
Black Theatre \hfill\square\par

I would like to have guided walk with some other participants
through Prague\par
\hskip60mm     on Saturday, Sept 23, morning \hfill      \square\par
\hskip60mm     on Saturday, Sept 23, afternoon \hfill    \square\par
\hskip60mm     on Sunday,   Sept 24, morning \hfill      \square\par
I would like to use the Euro\TeX\ 92 e-mail address for
messages for me                                   \hfill \square\par
I should appreciate access to PC's for exchange of SW
\hfill \square\par
\bigskip
Total sum sent on (date): \dotfill \ 1992\hfill\qquad \dotfill
\quad {\bf DM}\hfilneg
\medskip
Note: Please, add carefully all entries you have ordered.
The ammount should be sent to the account:\par
\medskip
\centerline{34735-021/0100 at KOMER\v CN\'I BANKA, PRAHA}

(there is one "hacek" and one "prime" accent in its name: please, do
not forget to use them). The address of the bank is\par

\centerline{ KOMER\v CN\'I BANKA, pob. Praha -- M\v ESTO,}
\centerline{ V\'aclavsk\'e n\'am. 42, 110 00 PRAHA 1}
\centerline{ Czechoslovakia}

while the name of the account is

\centerline{\v Ceskoslovensk\'e
sdru\v zen\'\i{} u\v zivatel\accent23u \TeX u}
\medskip
Our surface address (in Czech): Sokolovsk\'a 83, 186 00 Praha 8,
   Czechoslovakia
\medskip
\centerline{\bf We look forward to see you in Prague !}
\centerline{\bf CS TUG}

\bye

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                                         ******   1992

The  time  is running rather fast: the count down for the EuroTeX 92
Conference  already  started.  As  most  of  you probably know it is
organized  by the Czechoslovak TeX Users Group in collaboration with
Charles University and Czech Technical University, Prague, under the
auspices  of  both  Rectors.  EuroTeX  92 is supported by French TeX
Users  Group  GUTenberg and by German TeX Users Group DANTE e.v. The
support  helps  to  bring  to  Prague representatives of existing or
emerging national TUGs from C&EE Countries. It takes place in Prague

     ******* from September 14 to September 18, 1992.*******

Registration:
The  Registration office will be opened on Sunday, September 13 from
10 am to 8 pm and on Monday, September 14 from 9am to 6pm at

     Kajetanka  Student Hotel,  Radimova Street 12, Prague 6
     Phone No: (+422) for Czechoslovakia/Prague and then
     316 72 12, or 35 47 50 till 59, or 35 25 50 till 59

`EuroTeX  Conference  guest  XYZ'  should  be  the  proper  start of
communication  (carefull  pronounciation  and  slow communication in
English should work).

There is no Fax available at the hotel, but your phone calls will be
put  through  by the operator to the participant's room. E-mail will
be  available  at  a special room close to the lecture hall. Ftp and
telnet  will  be hopefully available, too, but we can not promise it
up  to  now.  For  copying public domain software 3,5" diskettes are
strongly recomended (there would be problems with 5,25").

We  will  also  send the hard copy of this final announcement to all
who  already sent us the registration form and paid the fee and also
to  those  who  forget about it but we hope they will come. They are
kindly  requested  to  use  the  SWIFT  to  transfer  money  on  the
conference  account  since  it  is the fastest form of payment which
works  also  in  Czechoslovakia.  Those  who  provided us with their
e-mail  address  only  we  cannot  reach  by surface mail. The final
version of the program is attached below.

About the program:
Conference  sessions  will take place at the Technical University of
Prague  (Czech  abbreviation  CVUT  --  see  the  map)  close to the
terminal  station  of  the subway line C ("Dejvicka") at "Technicka"
Street  No  2-4.  Bus  transfers  from  Kajetanka  will be provided.
Invited talks are marked by stars (**). One star marks tutorials and
BoF,  mostly  in  parallel sessions (since the interest in tutorials
was  enormous). The other announcements and/or the Registration form
will be sent to you by e-mail: in case you are interested, send your
enquiry  to  the  e-mail  address  <eurotex@cspguk11.bitnet>.  Daily
bulletin  will  keep  the  participants  informed about any schedule
changes or news emerging during the conference.

Invited  talks are marked by stars (**). Single star marks tutorials
and BoF, in parallel sessions.

Conference proceedings (320pp) will be available at the beginning of
EuroTeX  92.  If  you  are  interested  in  ordering the proceedings
without       comming      to      EuroTeX,      please      contact
<jvesely@cspguk11.bitnet>, or write to
     Ceskoslovenske sdruzeni uzivatelu TeXu (CSTUG)
     Matematicky ustav UK
     Sokolovska 83
     CS-186 00 Praha
     Czechoslovakia



                     EuroTeX '92 final program
                 September 14 to September 18, 1992
                    (both technical and social)

                     Sunday, September 13, from 10am
       Early Registration

                     Monday, September 14, am+pm
       Registration

       Sightseeing tour                                   2pm-5pm
       Welcome party                                          7pm


                     Tuesday, September 15
                     Morning session 9am - 12:30am
 9:00- 9:15 Opening address
 9:15-10:30 ** Alan Hoenig (United States):
                 When TeX and Metafont work together
11:00-12:30 ** John Hobby (United States):
                 Introduction to MetaPost

                     Afternoon session 2pm - 6pm
14:00-14:20 Harry Gaylord (The Netherlands):
                 Integration of SGML and TeX
14:20-14:40 Michel Lavaud (France):
                 A solution to help ensuring the future of TeX:
                 make its use easier on cheap machines
14:40-15:00 Andrei B. Khodulev and Irina A. Makhovaya (Russia):
                 On TeX  experience in "Mir" Publishers
15:00-15:20 Laurent Siebenmann (France):
                 The Lion and the Mouse
15:20-15:40 Petr Sojka, Rudolf Cervenka, and Martin Svoboda (Czechoslovakia):
                 TeX for database publishing
16:10-16:30 Ondrej Vacha (Czechoslovakia):
                 TeX for typesetting in a publishing house
16:30-16:45 Peter Scherber and Helge Steenweg (Germany):
                 Distribution of Software (particularly TeXware) within
                 academic network society
16:45-17:00 Petr Bozovsky (Czechoslovakia):
                 ChiWriter or TeX?
17:00-18:00 Introduction of "East-European" TeX  Users Groups
                 (5-10 minutes each - CyrTuG,PolishTUG,HungarTUG,CSTUG,...)

     Evening: theater performances (tickets reserved according to
              participant requests at the Registration Form)

                     Wednesday, September 16
                     Morning session 9am - 12:30am
 9:00-10:30 ** Frank Mittelbach (Germany) and Chris Rowley (United Kingdom):
                 LaTeX 3 project
11:00-12:10 ** Anita Hoover (United States):
                 The key to successful support: Knowing your TeX
                 and LaTeX users

12:10-12:30 Theo Jurriens (The Netherlands):
                 TeX for everybody ?

                     Afternoon session 2pm - 6pm
14:00-15:10 ** Yannis Haralambous} (France):
                 Internationalization of TeX -- an introduction
15:10-15:35 Daniel Flipo and Laurent Siebenmann (France):
                 Hyphenation in the presence of accents and diacritics
16:05-16:30 Michael Vinogradov (Russia):
                 Russian TeX: new eight bit fonts and IBM PC equipment
16:30-16:55 Laurent Siebenmann (France):
                 CaesarCM --- A gentle road via CM to perfect hyphenation
                 in modest TeX environments
16:55-17:35 Boguslav Jackowski, and Marek Rycko (Poland):
                 Polishing TeX: from ready to use to handy in use
17:35-18:00 Rama Porrat (Israel):
                 Developements in Hebrew TeX
18:00-      Meeting of CSTUG

     Evening: Excursion to Strahov Premonstratensien Library and
              Organ concert in the Church

                     Thursday, September 17
                     Morning session 9am - 12:30am
 9:00-10:00 ** Yannis Haralambous (France):
                 Towards the revival of traditional Arabic
                 typography... through \TeX
10:00-10:30 Klaus Lagally (Germany):
                 ArabTeX  -  typesetting Arabic with vowels and ligatures
11:00-11:30 Eric-Jan Vens (The Netherlands):
                 Incorporating PostScript fonts in TeX
11:30-12:00 Kristoffer Hogsbro Rose (Danmark):
                 How to make TeX typeset pretty arrows - design decisions
                 used in XY-pic
12:00-12:30 Kees van der Laan (The Netherlands):
                 Table diversions

                     Afternoon session 2pm - 6pm

14:00-14:45 * BoF sessions in parallel (45')
14:45-15:15 Kees van der Laan (The Netherlands):
                 Typessetting Crosswords via TeX
15:15-15:45 Jorg Knappen (Germany):
                 Changing the appearance of Maths
16:15-17:15 Philip Taylor (Great Britain):
                 The Future of TeX
17:15-18:00 Discussion (future, LaTeX3, BoF's, etc.)

     Late afternoon: excursion to the old part of Charles University
     Evening: theater performances (tickets reserved according to
              participant requests at the Registration Form)

                     Friday, September 18
                     Morning session 9am-12:30am
 9:00-10:30 ** Frank Mittelbach (Germany) and Chris Rowley (United Kingdom):
                 The future of high quality typesetting: structure and design
11:00-12:00 ** Daniel Taupin (France):
                 MusicTeX: using TeX to write polymorphic or instrumental
                 music
12:00-12:30 Closing address

                     2pm - 6pm parallel tutorials:
                       (3:45 - 4:15 coffee break)
14:00-18:00 * Philip Taylor (Great Britain):  Advanced TeX  tutorial (start)
14:00-18:00 * Juergen Gloeckner (Germany):    High resolution output via
                                              PostScript (with RIP)

                     Saturday, September 19
                     9am - 12:30am parallel tutorials:
                       (10:30 - 11:00 coffee break)
 9:00-12:30 * Philip Taylor (Great Britain):  Advanced TeX tutorial
 9:00-12:30 * Klaus Thull (Germany):          WEB, SpiderWEB, etc. tutorial
 9:00-10:30 * Yannis Haralambous (France):    Internationalization of TeX;
11:00-12:30 * Yannis Haralambous (France):    Introduction into font design
                                              using MF and PostScript;
     Excursion

                     2pm - 6pm parallel tutorials:
                       (3:45 - 4:15 coffee break)
14:00-18:00* Philip Taylor (Great Britain):  Advanced TeX  tutorial
14:00-18:00* Kristoffer H. Rose (Danmark):   Typesetting diagrams with XY-pic
                                             tutorial
     Excursion
     Theatres, pubs, ...

For  the  accompanying  persons  special excursions on Wednesday and
Thursday  morning will be offered. Other (different) excursions will
be organized on Saturday and Sunday.

Kajetanka (accomodation) -- how to get there ?
Here is a short description, how to use public transport system just
after  your  arrival  to  Prague. First, you should buy some tickets
(4,-  Kcs  (Czechoslovak  Crowns)  each  -- there are some automatic
machines  at  the subway stations (orange color) or you can use also
tobacconists or the reception desks of hotels in Prague to get them)
--  you are supposed to stamp one ticket per one use of bus, of tram
or  of  the  whole  subway  transport system (Metro -- the stops are
marked  by "M"); within the subway system you can change lines A,B,C
and the ticket is valid for one hour. Public transport is relatively
cheap,  but  going  by  taxi,  it  is  better  to  agree on the fare
beforehand,  since  prices  are  not  fixed  and  actually depend on
drivers (prices on taxi-meters are in Kcs).

The  shortest  paths  from  the  terminals to Kajetanka hotel are as
follows:

1.  Trains.  From  the main railway station ("Hlavni nadrazi"), take
the  subway  line  C  (in  the  direction  "Haje") for the next stop
("Muzeum").  At  this stop change to subway line A (in the direction
"Dejvicka")  and  leave  the subway at the stop "Hradcanska". At the
upper  part of the station follow the sign to "BUS". Then you take a
bus number 108 or 174, which go to the stop "Kajetanka" located just
in front of the hotel.
Other railway stations:
>From  "Praha - Holesovice" station use the subway line C and change
at "Muzeum" to the line A (in the direction "Dejvicka"). Continue as
in the previous case.
>From  "Praha - Masaryk station" (old name: "Praha - Stred" station)
use the subway line B in the direction "Nove Butovice" and change at
Vaclavske namesti (station "Mustek") to the line A (in the direction
"Dejvicka"). Continue as in the previous cases.
Maps  of the Prague subway system are at all its stations and in all
carriages of the subway trains.

2.  Flight.  From  the  airport  take the bus number 119 to the stop
"Dejvicka".
This  is the terminal stop of this bus line and a stop of the subway
line A as well. Change and take the subway to the next stop (station
"Hradcanska") and then use the bus as described above.

3.  Car.  Roads  are  relatively  good but with only a few motorways
which  are  not  so  fast  as in the West (speed limits: 110 km/h on
motorways, 90 on roads, 60 in towns). Parking in Prague is generally
difficult.  There  are  places  to  park in the neighbourhood of the
hostel,  but  not  a (guarded) parking. If you arrive by car along E
50,  try  to  get to the cross called "Vypich" (this name is used on
maps,  too)  located  on  the  west  side  of Prague on E 48. (Short
description:  leave the motorway at its end and follow to the centre
(sign:  "Centrum")  downhill  for about 1 km; cross a bridge (do not
leave  the  road  to the right !!!) over another big road and follow
the  road  up to the top of a hill to the traffic lights; you are on
"Vypich",  where  you  should  turn  to the right.) From this cross,
follow  the drive almost straight on to the centre of Prague (to the
east).  After  about  2  km being on "Patockova" street (former name
"Pionyru",  which  is  still  sometimes used) you will see Kajetanka
hotel  (it  is  the  only  one high building on the left side of the
road).  We  hope  that  the small part map (unfortunately too small)
will help you. If you come along E 55 try to follow the direction to
Karlovy  Vary  (Karlsbad) and you will get to the required E 48. Any
road map should suffice to find the way. The Kajetanka hotel will be
on  your  right.  Important  remark: a lot of names has been changed
after 1989, even relatively new maps could be wrong as for names.

Performances:
We  tried  to  reserve tickets for the Black Theatre ("Panoptikum ta
Fantastika" Theatre, 15.9. at 20.30, performance "Aspects of Alice",
14  DM  or  250  Crowns  )  and  for  Laterna Magica ("The Palace of
Culture",  17.9.  at  20.00,  performance  "Odysseus",  24 DM or 430
Crowns): they will be available during the Registration, but we have
only  a  limited number of tickets. Those who intend to visit one or
both  performances  are  asked  to decide and to be more sure to get
tickets  to  send  an  e-mail.  Programmes of other theatres will be
available also during the Registration.

What  you  will  get for the fee (without extras): A card for buses,
trams  (streetcars) and for the subway from the first day after your
arrival  (from  September,  14  or  15, till the end of your stay in
Prague),  sightseeing tour on Monday afternoon (provided you ordered
it),  welcome  party,  halfpension  for Sept. 15 -- 18 (breakfast at
Kajetanka  hotel,  lunch  at  the  conference  site), organ concert,
refreshment  during  breaks,  materials with general information and
daily  bulletin,  proceedings  of  EuroTeX 92 (an *interesting* book
with  more  then 310 pp.) is covered by paying the "package". Remark
that  during  the  Conference  the Proceedings of EuroTeX 92 will be
available in the limited number of copies for the *special* price of
25 DM.



Late applicants:
For those who would like to register by e-mail; use e-mail address:

                   <eurotex at cspguk11.bitnet>

and send the message:
*****
I shall take part in EuroTeX 92, Prague (14.-18.9.1992)

  family:                    name(s):
  full address:
  passport number:
  money will be transferred by SWIFT  or paid at arrival (choose one!):

  userid:
  node:
*****

The same message should be sent to all below mentioned
addresses. Those late comers who will pay after
September 8 should pay 360 DM since it should need
some extra effort to rearrange things properly and we shall
have to pay more for some things. Remark that in such a case
neither the arrival on Sunday, 13 nor having single room is possible.


Payment:
Those who  are interested are requested to send
money  via SWIFT (!) to the  following account

           34735-021/0100 at KOMER\v CN\'I BANKA, PRAHA

(there is one "hacek" and one "prime" accent in its name: please, do
not forget to use them). The address of the bank is

   KOMER\v CN\'I BANKA,
   pob. Praha -- M\v ESTO,
   V\'aclavsk\'e n\'am. 42
   110 00 PRAHA 1
   Czechoslovakia

while the name of the account is

   \v Ceskoslovensk\'e sdru\v zen\'\i{} u\v zivatel\accent23u TEXu

Cancellation:
In  case of cancellation (please, do it only if necessary, you would
miss  a lot of fun !) we will refund you the amount you paid minus a
sum  which  regrettably  has  to  be deducted: for cancellation done
before  September 12 it will be 10 \% of the payment, and after this
date it will be 10 \% plus the costs of already paid necessities.

Climate:
Since  much  of  Prague fascination is historical, architectural and
cultural,  it  can  be  enjoyed  at  any  time.  The average maximum
temperature  in  September  is  18^o  C  (64^o F) and the weather is
relatively  stable,  but  this  year  is  up  to  now  very  special
(extremely hot).

Currency:
The  Czechoslovak  Crown  (Kcs)  is  rated  now  approx. 18:1 to DM,
approx.  28:1 to USD. Recently, prices have increased somewhat. They
are  slowly  approaching  "western  standards"  but in many respects
Czechoslovakia  is  considered  favourable  and  cheap  for  western
tourists.


CS TUG surface address:

   CS TUG ---  EUROTEX 92
   Mathematical Institute
   Sokolovska 83
   186 00 PRAHA 8 - Karlin
   Czechoslovakia)

On behalf of  the organizers:

Karel Horak      <horakk@csearn.bitnet>
Jiri  Vesely     <jvesely@cspguk11.bitnet>
Jiri  Zlatuska   <zlatuska@cspuni12.bitnet>


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Euro\TeX '92  is  organized  by  the  Czechoslovak \TeX\  Users  Group
with Charles University and Czech Technical University,
Prague, under the auspices of both Rectors.  Euro\TeX\ is  supported by
French \TeX\ Users Group GUTenberg and by German \TeX\
Users Group DANTE e.v.   It  takes place  in Prague,
Czechoslovakia,
                                                             \begin{center}
     {\bf from September 14 to September 18, 1992.}

\vskip 2pc
{\Huge\bf Euro\TeX~92 Final~Program}\\
\vskip1pc
{(both technical and social -- invited speakers are boldfaced)}
                                                               \end{center}


                                                        \begin{description}
\item[Sunday, September 13]\ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[pm] early registration
                                                          \end{description}


\item[Monday, September 14]                                            \ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[am+pm] registration
\item[from 2pm] sightseeing tour
\item[7pm] welcome party
                                                          \end{description}


\item[Tuesday, September 15]                                           \ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[9am--12:30am]                                     \ {}\begin{itemize}
\t9:00-9:15 opening address;
\t9:15-10:30 {\bf Alan Hoenig} (United States): When \TeX{} and \MF{}
                                                             work together;
\t10:30-11:00 {\small\em coffee break;}
\t11:00-12:30 {\bf John Hobby} (United States): Introduction to MetaPost;
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[2pm--6pm]                                         \ {}\begin{itemize}
\t14:00-14:20 Harry Gaylord (The Netherlands): Integration of SGML and \TeX;
\t14:20-14:40 Michel Lavaud (France): A solution to help ensuring the future
                              of \TeX: make its use easier on cheap machines;
\t14:40-15:00 Irina A. Makhovaya (Russia): On \TeX{} experience
                                           in ``Mir'' Publishers;
\t15:00-15:20 Laurent Siebenmann (France): The Lion and the Mouse;
\t15:20-15:40 Petr Sojka, Rudolf \v Cervenka, and Martin Svoboda
                                                            (Czechoslovakia):
                               \TeX{} for database publishing;
\t15:40-16:10 {\small\em coffee break;}
\t16:10-16:30 Ond\v rej V\'acha (Czechoslovakia): \TeX{} for typesetting
                                            in a publishing house;\hfuzz.37pt
\t16:30-16:45 Peter Scherber and Helge Steenweg (Germany): Distribution of
                               software (particularly \TeX ware) within
                               academic network society;
\t16:45-17:00 Petr Bo\v zovsk\'y (Czechoslovakia): ChiWriter or \TeX?;
\t17:00-18:00 Introduction of `East-European' \TeX{} users' groups (5--10
                  minutes each -- CyrTuG, PolishTUG, HungarTUG, CSTUG, \ldots)
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[evening] Theater performances (tickets reserved according to
              participant requests at the Registration Form);\end{description}


\item[Wednesday, September 16]                                         \ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[9am--12:30am]                                     \ {}\begin{itemize}
\t9:00-10:30 {\bf Frank Mittelbach} (Germany) and {\bf Chris Rowley}
                                                            (United Kingdom):
                                \LaTeX3: structure and design;
\t10:30-11:00 {\small\em coffee break;}
\t11:00-12:10 {\bf Anita Hoover} (United States): The key to successful
                            support: Knowing your \TeX{} and \LaTeX{} users;
\t12:10-12:30 Theo Jurriens (The Netherlands): \TeX{} for everybody?
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[2pm--6pm]                                         \ {}\begin{itemize}
\t14:00-15:10 {\bf Yannis Haralambous} (France): Internationalization
                                                                   of \TeX{};
\t15:10-15:35 Daniel Flipo and Laurent Siebenmann (France): Hyphenation in the
                                           presence of accents and diacritics;
\t15:35-16:05 {\small\em coffee break;}
\t16:05-16:30 Michael Vinogradov (Russia): Russian \TeX: new eight
                                             bit fonts and IBM PC equipment;
\t16:30-16:55 Laurent Siebenmann (France): CaesarCM --- A gentle road via CM
                       to perfect hyphenation in modest \TeX{} environments;
\t16:55-17:35 Bogus\l av Jackowski, and Marek Ry\'cko (Poland): Polishing
                                      \TeX: from ready to use to handy in use;
\t17:35-18:00 Rama Porrat (Israel): Developements in Hebrew \TeX;
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[evening] Excursion to Strahov Premonstratensien Library and
               Organ concert \hfuzz.46pt in the Church;                \end{desc
ription}

\vfil\eject

\item[Thursday, September 17]                                         \ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[9am--12:30am]                                     \ {}\begin{itemize}
\t9:00-10:00 {\bf Yannis Haralambous} (France): Towards the revival of
                           traditional Arabic typography\ldots\ through \TeX;
\t10:00-10:30 Klaus Lagally (Germany): Arab\TeX\ -- typesetting Arabic
                                       with vowels and ligatures;
\t10:30-11:00 {\small\em coffee break;}
\t11:00-11:30 Eric-Jan Vens (The Netherlands): Incorporating
                                               PostScript fonts in \TeX;
\t11:30-12:00 Kristoffer Hogsbro Rose (Danmark): How to make \TeX{} typeset
                           pretty arrows --- design decisions used in \xypic;
\t12:00-12:30 Kees van der Laan (The Netherlands): Table diversions;
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[2pm--6pm]                                         \ {}\begin{itemize}
\t14:00-14:45 BoF sessions in parallel (45');
\t14:45-15:15 Kees van der Laan (The Netherlands): Typessetting crosswords
                                                   via \TeX;
\t15:15-15:45 J\"org Knappen (Germany): Changing the appearance of Maths;
\t15:45-16:15 {\small\em coffee break;}
\t16:15-17:15 Philip Taylor (Great Britain): The future of \TeX;
\t17:15-18:00 discussion (future, \LaTeX3, BoF's, etc.);
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[late afternoon] Excursion to the old part of Charles University;
\item[evening] Theater performances (tickets reserved according to
              participant requests at the Registration Form);
                                                          \end{description}


\item[Friday, September 18]\ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[9am--12:30am]                                     \ {}\begin{itemize}
\t9:00-10:30 {\bf Frank Mittelbach} (Germany) and {\bf Chris Rowley}
                                                           (United Kingdom):
     The future of high quality typesetting: structure and design;
\t10:30-11:00 {\small\em coffee break;}
\t11:00-12:00 {\bf Daniel Taupin} (France): Music\TeX: using
                           \TeX{} to write polymorphic or instrumental music;
\t12:00-12:30 closing address;
                                             \end{itemize}\end{description}
\vfil\eject

\item[Friday, September 18]\ {}
                                                        \begin{description}
\item[2pm--6pm] tutorials in parallel (3:45--4:15 coffee break):
                                                            \begin{itemize}
\t14:00-18:00 {\sl Philip Taylor} (Great Britain): Advanced \TeX{} tutorial
                                                                      (start);
\t14:00-18:00 {\sl J\"urgen Gl\"ockner} (Germany): High resolution output via
                                                   Post\-Script (with RIP);
                                             \end{itemize}\end{description}


\item[Saturday, September 19]                                           \ {}

                                                        \begin{description}
\item[9am--12:30am] tutorials in parallel (10:30--11:00 coffee break):
                                                            \begin{itemize}
\t9:00-12:30 {\sl Philip Taylor} (Great Britain): Advanced \TeX{} tutorial;
\t9:00-12:30 {\sl Klaus Thull} (Germany): WEB, SpiderWEB, etc.;
\t9:00-10:30 {\sl Yannis Haralambous} (France): Internationalization of \TeX;
\t11:00-12:30 {\sl Yannis Haralambous} (France): Introduction into font
                                            design using \MF\ and PostScript;
\item (excursion);
                                                              \end{itemize}
\item[2pm--6pm] tutorials in parallel (3:45--4:15 coffee break):
                                                            \begin{itemize}
\t14:00-18:00 {\sl Philip Taylor} (Great Britain): Advanced \TeX{} tutorial;
\t14:00-18:00 {\sl Kristoffer Hogsbro Rose} (Danmark): Typesetting
                                               diagrams with \xypic;
\item (excursion).

\end{itemize}\end{description}\end{description}

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