From: "Florian X" <dos DOT fire AT aon DOT at>
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Subject: Re: TEX again
Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2000 20:36:35 +0100
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>  - .dvi (for DeVice Independent) is the output of TeX.  It is a
>    typeset document, produced from a .texi or a .tex source, but it
>    needs a DVI driver program to convert it to commands
>    understandable by specific devices, in order to print the document
>    or display it.  For example, dvips is the DVI driver for
>    PostScript printers: it reads the DVI file and produces PostScript
>    commands to print the DVI file on a PS printer.  Likewise, dvipdfm
>    reads a DVI file and produces PDF.  There are many other DVI
>    drivers, for different devices (PCL printers, bit-mapped displays,
>    etc.)

Ist there also an file which can produce a HTML  file from a DVI file?

Where can I find TEX2DVI? I haven't found it.

TEX is realy good!!! They are great tools!!!

Thanks, Florian Xaver
www.drdos.org
www.seal.de.vu