Message-Id: <199603211012.FAA19535@delorie.com>
Date:         Thu, 21 Mar 96 12:10:24 LIT
From: Martynas <martynas DOT kunigelis AT VM DOT KTU DOT LT>
Subject:      Re: INF, TXI, TEX and DVI files
To: DJGPP mailing list <djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
In-Reply-To:  Your message of Wed, 20 Mar 1996 01:46:30 GMT

On Wed, 20 Mar 1996 01:46:30 GMT you said:
>Thomas Demmer <demmer AT LSTM DOT Ruhr-UNI-Bochum DOT De> wrote:
>
>>- The .INF represents a file readable with inf.exe
>>- .TEX is a (La)TeX source file, a kind of a word processor like
>>  Word6.0, just more reliable and usuable on nearly every platform,
>>  apart from maybe the Sinclair ZX-20 (although, you never know)
>>- .DVI is DeVice Independent format, produced by (La)TeX, can be
>>  turned to printable format by dvips or alikes,
>>- .TXI is more or less the source file you work on, you can
>>  convert it to printable output or into a .INF file. So you can
>>  produce a printed documentation and an on-line help with one source
>>  file
>
>Thank you for the explanation.  I have INFO.EXE for reading INF files,
>and MAKEINFO.EXE which can convert TXI into INF.  If confronted with
>one of the other two formats, are there utilities that can convert
>them into INF or TXI format?
>
>Leon
>
>======================================
>Leon B. Wood     Kyoto  JAPAN
>E-mail: leonwood AT mbox DOT kyoto-inet DOT or DOT jp
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>Tel:    +81(75)751-8067
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Aaarghh!! I love Sinclair ZX-Spectrum!! I spent years with it as a kid,
and world has not seen a better ZX hacker than me :)

Martynas