Files in this directory

Name	Date	Size		Description
acip.ttd	1997-03-03	619 bytes	download
gedtest	1997-03-03	918 bytes	download
input.ttd	1997-03-03	1023 bytes	download
install.how	1997-03-03	2 Kbyte	download
latex.ttd	1997-03-03	5 Kbyte	download
readme	1997-03-03	1 Kbyte	download	Shown below
tex.ttd	1997-03-03	5 Kbyte	download
tplatex.tex	1997-03-03	2 Kbyte	download
tptex.tex	1997-03-03	2 Kbyte	download
ttt.c	1997-03-03	29 Kbyte	download
tttintro.ps	1997-03-03	54 Kbyte	download
tttintro.tib	1997-03-03	7 Kbyte	download

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Contents of the readme file

README for ttt (Tibetan Transcript Translator)
==============================================

IMPORTANT
---------

This Package only supplies the Tibetan Transcript Translator.
You must have Sam Sirlin's font(*.mf), font metrics (*.tfm) 
and tibdef.tex installed! If you don't have Metafont or work
on an old LaTeX version, follow the special instructions in
INSTALL.HOW.

Please look at ...

  the remarks at the top of the c source code.
  INSTALL.HOW
  tttintro.*
  The documentation supplied with the other two packages.


FEATURES
--------

This program is able to typeset many syllables which originate from
Sanskrit. Tables and inline LaTeX commands are also supported. 
You can import ACIP transcribed texts into LaTeX.
Look at tttintro.* for further info.


DISADVANTAGES
-------------

More complex command line.
The vovels on tsa, tsha and dza are not specially handled and don't
look as nice as in the other implementations. The same applies to
cu and tsu, which are not confused any more. You will have to 
remove such workarounds from your texts.


THANKS
------

to Jeff Sparkes and Sam Sirlin for their previous implementations,
which supplied me the fonts and some good ideas for the ttt program.


	Beat.Steiner@gseved.admin.ch	March 1997

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