Copyright 2007 TeX Users Group. You may freely use, modify and/or distribute this file. ============================================================================ Y&Y TeX System Components (compon.txt) ============================================================================ Y&Y's TeX System is sold only as a system; i.e., only the font sets are also available separately. The system's components are: * TeX itself. This implements the same language as the TeX you can get in the public domain --- but we have enhanced it in a number of ways. For example, it `grows' its memory requirements as it needs --- so if you're processing a very large file, it doesn't choke on pre-configured memory limits. This is a full 32-bit implementation that runs `native' under Windows 95 and Windows NT. * DVIWindo. A full Windows NT/95 program that uses scalable (Type 1, `PostScript') fonts to display the DVI files created by TeX. It has a `TeX Menu' from which you can access all of the other system components --- TeX, DVIPSONE, editor. * DVIPSONE. A highly optimized PostScript printer driver for outputting your DVI files. (If you don't have a PostScript printer, you can *also* print, from DVIWindo, to *any other* installed Windows printer. We do not have to provide additional printer drivers --- you simply use what is available under Windows or what was shipped with your printer.) * Adobe Type Manager (ATM) -- the rasterizer that controls screen display in DVIWindo and printing to everything but PostScript devices. * PFE. A Windows editor. Shareware from Alan Phillips which we have licensed for inclusion in our system. (But you can also link any other editor into DVIWindo's TeX Menu.) * Your choice of *one* of the following three Type 1 font sets: (i) Computer Modern + `Extra LaTeX+SliTeX,' + AMS Font Set (ii) Lucida Bright + Lucida NewMath + Expert, (iii) MathTime 1.1 + Times + Helvetica + Courier, (iv) MathTime 1.1 + MathTime Plus + Times + Helvetica + Courier. (v) European Modern Computer Modern is the `canonical' TeX font set...most public-domain versions of TeX use bitmapped (.pk) versions of CM. We also supply the necessary packages and style files, supporting plain TeX, AMS TeX, LaTeX 2.09 and LaTeX2e.