latex209(1) [debian man page]

LATEX209(1)						      General Commands Manual						       LATEX209(1)

NAME

       latex209 - structured text formatting and typesetting

SYNOPSIS

       latex209

DESCRIPTION

       latex209  is  provided to process ancient LaTeX sources.  If you want to process modern LaTeX sources, you should try latex instead of this
       command.

SEE ALSO

       latex(1)

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by TSUCHIYA Masatoshi <tsuchiya@namazu.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

																       LATEX209(1)

CJK LaTeX batch commands(1)				      General Commands Manual				       CJK LaTeX batch commands(1)

NAME

       bg5latex     - Use LaTeX directly on a Big5 encoded .tex file
       bg5pdflatex  - Use pdfLaTeX directly on a Big5 encoded .tex file
       bg5+latex    - Use LaTeX directly on a Big5+ encoded .tex file
       bg5+pdflatex - Use pdfLaTeX directly on a Big5+ encoded .tex file
       cef5latex    - Use LaTeX directly on a Big5 encoded .tex file
		      containing CEF macros
       cef5pdflatex - Use pdfLaTeX directly on a Big5 encoded .tex file
		      containing CEF macros
       ceflatex     - Use LaTeX directly on a .tex file containing CEF
		      macros
       cefpdflatex  - Use pdfLaTeX directly on a .tex file containing CEF
		      macros
       cefslatex    - Use LaTeX directly on an SJIS encoded .tex file
		      containing CEF macros
       cefspdflatex - Use pdfLaTeX directly on an SJIS encoded .tex file
		      containing CEF macros
       gbklatex     - Use LaTeX directly on a GBK encoded .tex file
       gbkpdflatex  - Use pdfLaTeX directly on a GBK encoded .tex file
       sjislatex    - Use LaTeX directly on an SJIS encoded .tex file
       sjispdflatex - Use pdfLaTeX directly on an SJIS encoded .tex file

SYNOPSIS

       bg5latex file.tex
       bg5pdflatex file.tex
       etc.

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page briefly documents the different *latex batch files that come with the CJK LaTeX macro.

       The  *latex  commands  are  shell  scripts that will convert a (Big5(+), GBK or SJIS encoded) .tex file in a .cjk file using the respective
       *conv command resulting in a .cjk file, and will then run (pdf)latex on the .cjk file.

       If you use Big5+ encoding, then use bg5+latex or bg5+pdflatex.

       If you use CEF macro's in your Big5 or SJIS encoded file, use cef5latex or cefslatex resp. instead.  If it's in plain ASCII, use ceflatex.

       If you use GNU/Emacs (>=20), you don't have to use any of these commands: just put the Lisp file "cjk-enc.el" in Emacs' load-path, load the
       library "cjk-enc" and run "M-x cjk-write-file" to create a .cjk file.  Then process the .cjk file with latex or pdflatex.

SEE ALSO

       bg5conv(1),   bg5+conv(1),   cef5conv(1),   cefconv(1),	 cefsconv(1),	extconv(1),   sjisconv(1),   the   CJK	 documentation	 files	in
       /usr/share/doc/latex-cjk-common/.

AVAILABILITY

       The *latex scripts are part of the CJK macro package for LaTeX 2e available at the CTAN hosts and its mirrors,  and  available  for  Debian
       under latex-cjk-chinese and latex-cjk-japanese.

AUTHOR

       The programs mentioned under NAME were written by Werner Lemberg <wl@gnu.org>.

       This  manual page was written by Danai SAE-HAN <danai.sae-han@edpnet.be> for the Debian project.  It is licensed under the GNU General Pub-
       lic License version 2 or higher, of which you can find a copy online at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt  or	on  Debian  systems  under
       /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-2 (part of the "base-files" package).

CJK Version 4.6.0						    29-Jun-2006 				       CJK LaTeX batch commands(1)