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Florian X wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> I often read about TEX (LaTEX etc.) You can convert it to .pdf, .inf, .htm.
> But there is only an old version for DOS (~1998). So I search other tools
> which are as good. Has somebody an idea?

Although TeX is old (not LaTeX) there are no mor powerful tools for tex
edition.
Unless you are mouse addicted and have problems with pictures.

> I want to write an documentation which I want to convert to html too.

There is latex2html, but it is hard to install on DOS (no problem with
linux...)
> 
> bye,
> Florian Xaver
> [ SEAL www.seal.de.vu | Club Dr-DOS www.drdos.org | www.widerstand.de.vu
> gegen Schwarz-Blau]

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