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TUGboat, Volume 10 (1989), No. 1 ery round; generally a description is given, see section 4 example b. The author is grateful to Victor Eijkhout of the University of Nijmegen and Nico Poppelier of the University of Utrecht for their suggested improvements. With my colleague Jan Luyten I had the pleasure of fruitful discussions. References [I] Appelt, W. (1988): Typesetting Chess. TUGboat, 9, 3, 284-287. [2] BRIDGE. Monthly of the NBB (Dutch Bridge Union). [3] Crowhurst, E. (1986): ACOL in competition. Pelham. London. [4] Grootenhuis, J. (priv. comm.): Kaartverdelingen en biedverloop bij bridgen - Een SGML tutorial. (Dutch). [5] Kelder, J., B. van der Velde (1986): Dwangposities tegen CCn tegenstander. Becht. A'dam. (Dutch). Translated from: Kelsey, H.W. (1985, paperback): Simple squeezes. Gollancz. London. [6] Lamport, L. (1986): IP'QX, a document preparation system. Addison-Wesley. [7] Mulders, H.P.A. (priv. comm.): \verbinput. I News & Announcements ( WOODMAN '89: Workshop on Object Oriented Document Manipulation 29-31 May 1989 Rennes, France The advent of electronic publishing has led to increasing interest in object-based description and processing of document structure. Standards such as ODA and SGML are a first step in that direction although this is not made explicit. Hypertext and Hypermedia systems follow another related road. Object-Oriented Languages, object-oriented databases and more generally innovative techniques based on the object model may help to support the handling of document logical structure. This workshop will deal with ideas such as these. Presentations have been invited on research results, prototype experiences and surveys on Object Oriented Languages AND: - Document Structuring - ODA - SGML - Imaging Models - Mixed Mode Documents - Hypertext and Hypermedia - Document Databases - Character Design and Recognition - Parallel Processing of Documents WOODMAN'89 is organized with the help of the BIGRE bulletin. Co-chairmen are Jacques Andr6 and Jean B6zivin. For more information, contact BIGRE/WOODMAN'89 IRISA - Campus de Beaulieu F-35042 Rennes Cedex, France Telefax: (33) 99 38 38 32 Telex: 950 473F e-mail: j andre0irisa. irisa. f r
TUGboat, Volume 10 (1989), No. 1 117 Calendar May 1 TUGboat Volume 10, No. 2: Deadline for receipt of manuscripts. May 16 - 17 Congres GUTenberg, Paris, France. Theme: and graphics. For information, contact Bernard Gaulle (Bitnet: UCIR001QFRORS31. See also page 118.) May 29 - 31 WOODMAN '89, Workshop on Object Oriented Document Manipulation, Rennes, France. For information, contact Jacques Andr6 (jandreQirisa. irisa.fr or fax: (33) 99 38 38 32. See also page 116.) Jun 29 - 30 NTG - Nederlandse rn Gebruikers, ''W happening". Utrecht, The Netherlands. For information, contact C.G. van der Laan (Bitnet: cglbhgrrug5, or +31/50 633374. See also TUGboat 9#3, page 316.) Jul 30 - ACM SIGGRAPH '89, Boston, Aug 4 Massachusetts. Contact: Chris Herot or Branko Gerovac, (312) 644-6610. Users Group 1989 Conference - Tenth Anniversary - Stanford University, Stanford, California Aug 14 - 18 Short Courses: to be announced Aug 21 - 23 TUG Annual Meeting Aug 24 - 25 Short Courses: to be announced Sep 11 TUGboat Volume 10, No. 3: Deadline for receipt of manuscripts (tentative). Sep 11 - 13 W89: 4th Annual Meeting of European TEX Users, University of Karlsruhe, FRG. For information, contact Rainer Rupprecht (Bitnet: RZ32QDKAUNI48. See also page 118.) Oct 3 - 6 Protext V Conference: 5th International Conference on Computer-Aided Text Processing and its Applications. Boston, Massachusetts. For information, contact Protext Conference, INCA, P. 0. Box 2, Duri Laoghaire, Ireland; +353-1-613749. Oct 12 - 13 RIDT189 - Raster Imaging and Digital Typography. Ecole Polytechnique FGdGrale, Lausanne, Switzerland. For information, contact Prof. R.D. Hersch, Lausanne, Switzerland; (4121) 47 43 571693 43 57 or herschQelde.epfl.ch; or Debra Adams, (415) 494-4022 or adams . paQXerox . corn. (See announcement, TUGboat 9#3, page 316.) 1990 Jan 15 TUGboat Volume 11, No. 1: Deadline for receipt of manuscripts (tentative). For additional information on the events listed above, contact the TUG office (401-751-7760) unless otherwise noted. Status as of 15 February 1989
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