On Wed, Jan 17, 2001 at 08:06:24PM -0800, Mark Wedel wrote: > > This may bring up the question of how much longer, if at all, should the tex > playbook and spoiler be supported. > > I really don't know how many people know (la)tex. I don't, but can muddle > through minor stuff. It is probably safe that like roff, new people are > probably not learning it. And it doesn't gain us a lot. Everybody knows (La)TeX :-) > > the tex generated postcript versions are probably a little nicer for printing, > since tex was designed for typsetting much more than html was. But I'm really > not sure to what extent that makes much difference for certainly the spoiler > (which doesn't really have many breaks), and even perhaps the playbook. > > Thoughts/comments? html files are unprintable 99.9% of the time, so we need something that is printable. I vote that we support the TeX version. -- BSc. Pertti Karppinen < pjka at iki.fi > |'Bridge Players | Systems Designer, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland | Do | http://www.iki.fi/~pjka/ | Office : +358 14 260 2088 | It | HAM: OH6KTR QTH: KP22UF | Cellular: +358 40 564 0786 | on the Table' |