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I have, in the past, used an application named "Textures" from
Addison-Wesley.
Dianne Driskell
Publications
Dept. of CS
UT-Austin
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Does anyone out there use TeX to produce documentation? Does TeX have some
kind of WYSIWYG GUI interface (maybe an X Window System implementation), or
is is TeX strictly character-based input? I'm mildly curious about
implementations of Tex like OzTeX and LaTex, but I want to know whether it's
worth putting this on my Linux machine to play with it or not.
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