meillo@147: .H- Colophon no
meillo@147: .P
meillo@147: This document was typeset with the
meillo@147: .I troff
meillo@147: document preparation system on Unix.
meillo@159: After having typset my diploma thesis with LaTeX,
meillo@159: the choice for troff was similar to prefering MH over mutt.
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meillo@147: I used the troff implementation of the Heirloom doctools,
meillo@147: and built upon the
meillo@147: .I ms
meillo@147: macro package.
meillo@147: To meet my personal wishes, I added further macros and replaced
meillo@147: clumpsy parts of ms.
meillo@147: My own macro code comprises about 400 lines.
meillo@147: Unfortunately, I must admit that the troff sources are not perfectly
meillo@147: portable as I accessed Heirloom troff extensions and ms internals,
meillo@147: occasionally.
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meillo@147: My troff setup was inspired and guided by
meillo@147: Dougherty and O'Reilly's
meillo@147: .I "UNIX Text Processing
meillo@147: and by chapter seven of Bourne's
meillo@147: .I "The UNIX System" .
meillo@147: The
meillo@147: .I "Nroff/Troff User's Manual
meillo@147: added definitive answers.
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meillo@147: The typesetting command line read something like:
meillo@147: .VS
meillo@147: export TROFFONTS=fonts REFER=bib
meillo@147: soelim style *.roff | refer -e -P -sLAD -l,2 -k | \
meillo@147:         grap | pic | troff -Tps -ms 2>err.ig | dpost >thesis.ps
meillo@147: VE
meillo@147: .P
meillo@147: The complete sources of this document, as well as final versions in
meillo@147: PDF and Postscript format, are available on my website:
meillo@147: .L http://marmaro.de/docs \^.
meillo@147: .P
meillo@147: This document may be copied and redistributed in complete form.
meillo@147: Apart from that, follow the scientific custom:
meillo@147: Quote and acknowledge the reference.