As mentioned before, the notes for your course or tutorial are prepared from the electronic material you deliver to Stephen Spencer. In general, what has been done in the past is that the notes themselves are created from one or more PDF or PostScript files, put together in a certain, organizer-defined order, and the resulting single file is used for the printed and electronic versions of the notes. If your primary course or tutorial presentation is an series of HTML documents, please convert them to a series of PostScript files before delivering them, and provide clear instructions as to the order in which they should be processed. The extension is optional. Filenames must contain only lower-case letters, numbers, and the underscore character.
Directory names are limited to eight lower-case letters.
If you do submit TIFF images, please make sure they are not LZW-compressed. QuickTime and MPEG Animations Animation files in QuickTime and MPEG formats will be accepted. If you submit a QuickTime animation, please make sure that it is compressed with the Cinepak codec. Document Formatting with TeX and LaTeX Those who would use TeX or LaTeX to format their material eed to pay close attention to the typefaces used in them. There are several solutions to this problem, some simpler than others.