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This is JadeTeX, a set of TeX macros for processing the TeX output from Jade and doing useful things with it. In the grand scheme of things, it'll be used as part of the process to convert DocBook to PostScript and PDF. It depends on teTeX-beta, all 30 megs of it. Sean Kelly did all this, and deserves the credit, I'm just committing on his behalf. That ticking noise you can here is LinuxDoc's shrinking lifetime. Reviewed by: nik@freebsd.org Submitted by: Sean Kelly <kelly@plutotech.com>
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This is JadeTeX, a TeX backend for Jade.
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JadeTeX enables you to produce formatted output of documents written
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with the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML). JadeTeX uses
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tex to produce Device Independent (DVI) output; from there, you can
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produce high quality hardcopy. JadeTeX also uses pdftex to produce
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Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) versions of your documents,
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complete with hyperlinks, and suitable for distribution on the World
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Wide Web and other media.
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To use JadeTex, run your SGML document, its Document Type Definition
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(DTD), and its Document Style Semantics and Specification Language
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(DSSSL) specification, through jade with the "-t tex" option. Then,
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to produce a DVI file, run
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tex "&jadetex" <file>.tex
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To produce a PDF file, run
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pdftex "&pdfjadetex" <file>.tex
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