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Sponsors TUG2009 University of Notre Dame Indiana, USA July 28–July 31, 2009 TEX Users Group Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic DANTE e.V. A-R Editions Design Science MacKichan Software O’Reilly Media River Valley Technologies Thanks to all! Acknowledgments Many thanks to all the speakers and teachers, without whom there would be no conference, and also special thanks to: Martha Kummerer, for the local research and organization. Duane Bibby, for the (as always) excellent and fun drawings. University of Notre Dame, for the facilities, with particular thanks to Harriet Baldwin. Conference committee Karl Berry Martha Kummerer Robin Laakso Steve Peter Bursary committee Sam Rhoads, chair Jana Chlebikova Kaja Christiansen Bogus̷law Jackowski Participants Leyla Akhmadeeva, Bashkir State Medical Univ. Bob Alps Tim Arnold, SAS Kaveh Bazargan, River Valley Technologies Nelson Beebe, University of Utah Barbara Beeton, American Mathematical Society Karl Berry, TEX Users Group Jin-Hwan Cho, University of Suwon Dennis Claudio, Richmond, CA Jennifer Claudio, St. Lawrence Academy Joseph Corneli, PlanetMath Paulo Ney de Souza, UC Berkeley Sue DeMeritt, Center for Communications Research, La Jolla, CA Dorothy DiFranco, American Physical Society Terri Fizer, Duke University Press Steve Grathwohl, Duke University Press Hans Hagen, Pragma ADE Michele Hake, American Physical Society Idris Samawi Hamid, Colorado State University Jim Hefferon, St. Michael’s College Morten Høgholm, L ATEX Project and Technical University of Denmark L ATEX workshop participants Jason Bray, University of Notre Dame Dorothy DiFranco, American Physical Society Huijing Du, University of Notre Dame Terri Fizer, Duke University Press Michele Hake, American Physical Society Shari Hill, Notre Dame Graduate School Klaus Höppner, DANTE e.V. Ned Hummel, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Mirko Janc, INFORMS Jonathan Kew, Mozilla Corporation Dick Koch, University of Oregon Martha Kummerer, Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic Aditya Mahajan, University of Michigan Andrew Mertz, Eastern Illinois University Ross Moore, Macquarie University Bob Neveln, Widener University Lynn Newton, Interhack Corp. Cheryl Ponchin, Center for Communications Research, Princeton, NJ Gianluca Puliti, University of Notre Dame Arthur Reutenauer, GUTenberg Chris Rowley, Open University Herbert Schulz, College of DuPage (retired) William Slough, Eastern Illinois University Boris Veytsman, George Mason University David Walden, E. Sandwich, MA Alan Wetmore, US Army Judy Hygema, University of Notre Dame Brenda Jackson, University of Notre Dame Matthew Jobbins, University of Notre Dame Gianluca Puliti, University of Notre Dame Aaron Segal, University of Notre Dame
Tuesday July 28 TUG2009program 8:30am registration 9am–5pm track 1: L ATEX workshop, Sue DeMeritt & Cheryl Ponchin 9am track 2: L ATEX color/graphics workshop, Boris Veytsman 10:30–10:45am break 10:45am track 1 continues 10:45am track 2: PSTricks workshop, Boris Veytsman 12:15–1:30pm lunch 1:30pm track 1 continues 1:30pm TEX Live 2009 round table, Karl Berry 3:00–3:15pm break 3:15pm track 1 continues 3:15pm CTAN round table, Jim Hefferon 5–7pm registration & reception, Morris Inn, Irish Courtyard Wednesday 8am registration July 29 8:30am Karl Berry, TEX Users Group 8:45am Ross Moore, Macquarie University Welcome Towards tagged PDF 9:25am Kaveh Bazargan, River Valley Tech. 10:05am break TEX as an eBook reader 10:20am Andrew Mertz&William Slough, EIU A TikZ tutorial: Generating graphics in the spirit of TEX 11:00am Klaus Höppner, DANTE e.V. Introduction to MetaPost 11:40am Jim Hefferon, St. Michael’s College 12:20pm lunch Gyre Fonts for the easily confused 1:30pm Aditya Mahajan, Univ. of Michigan 2:10pm Arthur Reutenauer, GUTenberg LuaTEX: A user’s perspective LuaTEX for the LATEX 2:50pm break user 3:05pm Frank Quinn, Virginia Tech 3:30pm Jin-Hwan Cho, University of Suwon EduTEX: A source format for self-scoring tests Extended DVI formats and DVIasm 4:10pm Nelson Beebe, University of Utah 4:50pm q&a BIBTEX meets relational databases Thursday July 30 Friday July 31 8:45am Boris Veytsman, George Mason Univ. Class writing for wizard apprentices 9:25am Karl Berry & David Walden, TUG TEX People: The TUG interviews project and book 10:05am break 10:20am David Walden Self-publishing: experiences and opinions 11:00am Paulo Ney de Souza, MSP The MSP TEX production system: Restoration of TUGboat 11:40am Idris Hamid, Colorado State Univ. Arabic typography: Past, present, and TEX 12:20pm lunch 1:30am Hans Hagen, Pragma ADE The LuaTEX Project: Halfway to version 1 2:10pm Aditya Mahajan ConTEXt math: Integrating Unicode and OpenType 2:50pm break 3:05pm Hans Hagen Plain TEX and OpenType 3:45pm Idris Hamid Dynamic Arabic: Towards the philosopher’s stone of Arabic-script typography 4:25pm q&a, TUG meeting 7pm banquet Morris Inn, Donors Room 8:45am Bob Neveln, Widener University & Writing and checking complete proofs in L Bob Alps ATEX 9:25am Morten Høgholm, LATEX Project Next steps for breqn 10:05am break 10:20am Boris Veytsman & Leyla Akhmadeeva, Medical pedigrees: typography and interface Bashkir State Medical University 11:00am Tim Arnold, SAS Getting started with plasTEX 11:40am Chris Rowley, Open University TEX-free LATEX, an overview 12:20pm lunch 1:30pm Chris Rowley Standards for LATEX documents and processors 2:10pm Morten Høgholm Consolidation of expl3 2:50pm Hans Hagen Why I still use TEX 3:30pm end
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