Appendix E: Internet Resources
1997
The resources available on the Internet fall into the broad categories of documentation, software, and hypertext help. We shall not attempt the impossible task of giving comprehensive listings but will give information that those interested may pursue. Currently, [7] provides the most comprehensive information on available resources and how to aquire and install them. E.1 Documentation In this section we describe some documentation that comes in the form of tex files (or preprocessed in dvi or ps formats). usrguide.tex LATEX for authors [7]. Contents include listings of available classes, packages, and tools as well as features that distinguish LATEX from LATEX2.09. grfguide.tex Packages in the ‘graphics’ bundle [2]—a user manual for the packages color, graphics (§5.3), and the extended graphics package graphicx. epslatex.ps Using EPS Graphics in LATEX Documents [9]. Discusses inclusion of encapsulated PostScript graphics files (also, TIFF, GIF, JPEG, PICT, and other formats) as well as the subfigure and caption2 packages for manipulating the appearance of figures and their captions. amsldoc.tex -LATEX Version 1.2, User's Guide. The American Mathematical Society's packages for LATEX [1]. babel.dvi Babel, a multilingual package for use with standard document classes. Describes the LATEX support available for non-English languages.