41. Monsterworks pages associated with my C / C++ / Java / TeX programming Monster Shots pages of pictures of me, my family and friends Monster Ride pages associated with my Mountain Biking hobby http://pc88092.math.cwu.edu/~montgomery/

Welcome to Monsterworks What Is Here? Monster Academics These pages associated with my teaching at Central Washington University Monster Scholarship These pages associated with my scholarly pursuits. Monster Code pages associated with my C / C++ / Java / TeX programming Monster Shots pages of pictures of me, my family and friends Monster Ride pages associated with my Mountain Biking hobby Monster Brew pages associated with my homebrewing hobby (coming soon) the page I go to when I start up my browser. Monster Logs statistics about this web server (spotty until about Jan 2005) Where Did The Name Come From? MON tgomery + fo STER How Can You Use This Server? Legal Stuff The use of this server is restricted under the Revised Code of Washington: RCW 42.53.160 (see also WAC 292-110-010). Violations of this code should be reported to mailto:montgoaa@cwu.edu If you believe that the issue is not been resolved appropriately, please contact mailto:margaret@cwu.edu

42. CTAN: Directory: /tex-archive/systems/win32/visualtex Contents of the README file VX is a small, fast, free text editor and yet another shell for TeX programming language. The aim of this project is to provide an Integrated http://alan.smcvt.edu/tex-archive/systems/win32/visualtex/

Directory: CTAN home tex-archive systems visualtex Packages located here Package Caption visualtex A TeX-oriented visual editor for Windows platforms. Subdirectories of this one There are no subdirectories here. Files in this directory Name Date Size Description README 2 Kbyte download Shown below vx-setup-399.exe 932 Kbyte download Contents of the README file Small print: This listing is regenerated periodically so there is a small chance that the directory has changed from what is shown here; to be sure, check the FTP listing Author: the CTAN team , generated nightly CTAN home page

43. Alex Romaneko Developer Profile - Software Title List And All Other Information A small and fast text editor and shell for the TeX programming language. December 21st, 2007 UTC License Freeware File size 1.55 MB Downloads 951 http://www.softpedia.com/developer/Alex-Romaneko-25345.html

44. Tex: Bibtex Journal Abbreviations ,Tex. - Programming.itags.org bibtex journal abbreviations' about 'Tex' Hi, References are formatted differently in many journals. Some require abbreviated journal names, others long (the original http://programming.itags.org/tex/125579/

Home Category Tex Tex: bibtex journal abbreviations Comments (3) Hi, References are formatted differently in many journals. Some require abbreviated journal names, others long (the original journal) names. Once BibTeX knows about abbreviations it does not have a problem formatting these (i.e. with or without my issue at the moment. So far I have a file for "long" and "short" (abbr.) citations and replace the name of the journal by a keyword once I actually cite them. I.e. ,[ journall.bib ] ,[ journals.bib ] ,[ test.bib ] ,[ junk.tex ] in the first place is that I normally download the entry directly by the journal), sometimes in other formats which I than convert. This has the advantage of excluding typos and including format: some export abbreviated versions, others long versions. There seem to be a few lists offered by different libraries with journal names and there abbreviations. For example: http://library.caltech.edu/reference/abbreviations/ http://www.library.ubc.ca/scieng/coden.html http://home.ncifcrf.gov/research/bja/ My questions: Is there a simpler approach?

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