COMPUTER TYPESETTING OF TECHNICAL JOURNALS ON UNIX.

M. E. Lesk; B. W. Kernighan

COMPUTER TYPESETTING OF TECHNICAL JOURNALS ON UNIX.

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A UNIX-based system for typesetting technical papers for high-quality output was evaluated by measuring use of computer and economic resources. Five manuscripts of a technical journal submitted to Physical Review Letters were typeset at Bell Laboratories, after preparation of programs to handle the equations, tables, and layout problems. Computerized typesetting is shown to be substantially cheaper than typewriter composition.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	879-888
Number of pages	10
State	Published - Jan 1 1977
Event	Unknown conference - Dallas, TX, USA Duration: Jun 13 1977 → Jun 16 1977

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City	Dallas, TX, USA
Period	6/13/77 → 6/16/77

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COMPUTER TYPESETTING OF TECHNICAL JOURNALS ON UNIX.

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