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Uploader:     Fish Disks &lt;aminet aminet net&gt;
Type:         misc/fish
Architecture: m68k-amigaos


This is disk 671 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.


dvi2tty		A program to convert TeX's dvi output files to ASCII format
		for printing or previewing on text terminals.  Version 4.0,
		includes source.
		Author:  Svante Lindahl, Marcel Mol, et. al.  Amiga port by
			 Martin Hohl

JcGraphDemo	Demo version of a ShareWare Business grapher with Intuition
		interface.  JcGraph can show your data as bar, line, planes,
		stack, blocks, 2D and 3D, etc.  Features realtime rotation
		around X, Y, Z axis, on-line help, professional looking 2D
		and 3D graph output, and more.  Can output EPS, 3D GEO,
		AegisDraw2000 and IFF ILBM format files.  Demo version 0.903.
		Binary only.
		Author:  Jean-Christophe Clément.

mkmake		A make file generator, originally written for Turbo-C and MS-
		DOS, and now ported to the Amiga by the author.  Version 0.3,
		includes source.
		Author:  Martin Hohl

MPE		A compiler tool for users of the M2amiga programming environ-
		ment.  MPE does the same job better than your batch file.  You
		can do everything with the mouse or the right amiga key.  With
		this Modula-2 Programming Environment you can compile, link,
		and run your program.  When there is an error, the editor is
		started automatically.  You can set all switches for M2C, M2L
		and M2Make.  Version 1.0, binary only.
		Author:  Marcel Timmermans

tr2tex		Converts documents in UNIX troff format to LaTeX format.  It
		is intended to do the first pass of the conversion, with the
		user finishing up the rest of the conversion.  Most of the
		converted document will be in LaTeX format, but some of it
		may be in plain TeX.  Amiga version 1.02, includes source.
		Author:  Kamal Al-Yahya; Amiga port by Martin Hohl
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