The wasy fonts (Waldis symbol fonts) (16 May 1996)

Makes some additional characters available that come from the wasy fonts (Waldis symbol fonts). These fonts are not automatically included in NFSS2/LaTeX2e since they take up important space and aren't necessary if one makes use of the packages amsfonts or amssymb. Symbols include: join, box, diamond, leadsto, sqsubset, lhd, rhd, apprle, ocircle, invneg, logof, varint, male, female, phone, clock, lightning, pointer, sun, bell, permil, smiley, various electrical symbols, shapes, music notes, circles, signs, astronomy, etc. (22 Oct 1996)

The ``standard'' source C version of the TeX sysmtem. Uses the GNU autconfig package to compile and install effortlessly. Simply ./configure; make; make install. Latest recorded version is 7.2. See also amiweb2c, and web2c-win32. (20 Mar 1998)

Web2c for win32, including a complete collection of TeX related executables. Latest recorded version is 7.1. See also web2c. (27 Nov 1997)

Miscellaneous macros by Peter Williams. (16 May 1996)

A full-featured text editor and Shell for Windows95 (and Windows NT or Windows 3.x). Can edit large, multiple, text files in the usual Windows95 way (c.f. Word). It uses a Multiple Documents Interface (MDI) and follows or extends Windows' Standards in every respect. WinEdt supports (LaTeX) Syntax Highlighting and Input/Output ASCII Code Translation Tables and has a comprehensive context-sensitive Help. The Shell can be customised to run with different utilities and is particularly suitable for writing TeX documents. By defining utilities (such as TeX, LaTeX, BibTeX, DVI Driver, Spell Checker), most of the common tasks while writing a TeX document or a project are reduced to clicking a Tool Bar Button or selecting a Menu Command. Integrates well with miktex. Latest recorded version is 1.41-d. (4 Mar 1998)

A shell for TeX. (10 Mar 1998)

A program to simplify Windows Metafile Graphics (WMF) containing either vector-images or bitmaps into Encapsulated PostScript format having tight bounding-boxes (WinNT and Win95) at exactly the same size as the WMF-originals. Latest recorded version is 1.0. (13 Mar 1998)

MetaFont fonts for Old English, Indic languages in transcription, and American Indian languages. (2 Mar 1998)

A word 6 to anything converter, currently supporting output formats in text and LaTeX. (29 Apr 1997)

Convert WordPerfect 5.0 or 5.1 files into LaTeX. See also texconv, and texperf.

Produces figures which text can flow around. Does not work in combination with list environments, but can be used in a parbox or minipage, and in twocolumn format.

Washington State University IPA phonetic fonts (16 May 1996)

A flexible, 32-bit Windows-TeX-editor with Highlight-O-Matic syntax-highlighting. Latest recorded version is 2.01. (24 Feb 1998)