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   <title>READ ME</title> 
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   This is just a "readme" that web servers like Apache usually display
   when they index a directory.
   
   Each directories contains all the documentation in several
   formats. Here is a description:

   <descrip>

    
    <tag><tt>dvi/</tt></tag>
     DVI Format, build by TeX.<newline>
     Read with the  command <tt>xdvi</tt>

    <tag><tt>htm/</tt></tag>
     HTML format in single page.<newline>
     Read with any web browser.

    <tag><tt>html/</tt></tag>
     HTML format in several  pages.<newline>
     Read with any web browser.

    <tag><tt>info/</tt></tag>
     Info format.<newline>
     Read with the command <tt>info</tt>

    <tag><tt>lyx/</tt></tag>
     LyX format. LyX is a WYSIWYM editor (What You See Is What You Mean)<newline>
     Read with the  <tt>lyx</tt> editor.

    <tag><tt>man/</tt></tag>
     Man format. Pages de manuel Unix<newline>
     Read with the  <tt>man</tt> command

    <tag><tt>pdf/</tt></tag>
     PDF format. <newline>
     Read with the    <tt>acroread</tt> software (alias Acrobat Reader)

    <tag><tt>ps/</tt></tag>
     PostScript format. <newline>
     Read with the <tt>gv</tt> software (alias GhostView)

    <tag><tt>rtf/</tt></tag>
     RTF format.<newline>
     Read with any text editor.

    <tag><tt>sgml/</tt></tag>
     Format SGML.<newline>
     Read with any text editor.

    <tag><tt>tex/</tt></tag>
     Format TeX.<newline>
     Read with any text editor.

    <tag><tt>txt/</tt></tag>
     Format ASCII.<newline>
     Read with any text editor like vi, nedit, emacs, notepad etc.
     
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     $Id: README.en.sgml,v 1.3 2000/12/03 03:16:52 gilles Exp $
       

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