Re: Latex version 2.09 from 7 Dec 89 ??

2001-06-13 Thread Jonathan D. Proulx
On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 10:24:27AM -0400, David Z Maze wrote: :Right Answer: LaTeX2e is intended to be a mostly-compatible successor :to LaTeX 2.09. Thanks, I'll try that first, this is all complecated by the fact that I know *nothing* about TeX of any flavor... :(I know that LaTeX2e isn't 100%

Re: Latex version 2.09 from 7 Dec 89 ??

2001-06-13 Thread David Z Maze
Jonathan D Proulx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: JDP> Don't ask me why 'cus I don't know, but my fearless leader has decided JDP> he needs an ancient version of LaTex on his spiffy new Debian laptop. JDP> JDP> Since this is from Dec 1989, I'm going to go out on a limb and guess I JDP> can't get a .de

RE: Latex version 2.09 from 7 Dec 89 ??

2001-06-13 Thread Lewis, James M.
> > Hi, > > Don't ask me why 'cus I don't know, but my fearless leader has decided > he needs an ancient version of LaTex on his spiffy new Debian laptop. > > Since this is from Dec 1989, I'm going to go out on a limb and guess I > can't get a .deb for it :) > > Anyone have a clue where I coul

Latex version 2.09 from 7 Dec 89 ??

2001-06-12 Thread Jonathan D. Proulx
Hi, Don't ask me why 'cus I don't know, but my fearless leader has decided he needs an ancient version of LaTex on his spiffy new Debian laptop. Since this is from Dec 1989, I'm going to go out on a limb and guess I can't get a .deb for it :) Anyone have a clue where I could find source, and wha