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These utilities re-arrange TeX DVI files, creating DVI files as output.

Dvibook rearranges pages so that the file can be printed as a booklet on a
duplex printer.

Dvitodvi rearranges pages according to a complex page specification. It can
be used to rearrange for booklet printing, extract odd or even pages, overlay
pages, and many other functions.

These programs require the Chris Torek's DVI library, which is included in
the SeeTeX distribution, available from a good archive near you.

AJCD 5/3/92


The relevant parts of the SeeTeX distribution are now included in the tar file
version of this distribution. The full SeeTeX distribution is still available
from ftp.dcs.ed.ac.uk:pub/tex/SeeTeX, among other places. Coming soon; Dvisep,
a colour separator for DVI files.

AJCD 14/3/94

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[DIR] Dvibook/                                 20-Oct-1999 09:21    -   
[DIR] Dviconcat/                               29-Mar-2006 10:18    -   
[DIR] Dviselect/                               20-Oct-1999 09:21    -   
[DIR] Dvitodvi/                                20-Oct-1999 09:21    -   
[DIR] libtex/                                  20-Oct-1999 09:21    -   
[   ] Dviconcat.zip                            24-Mar-2006 16:30   46K  
[TXT] Imake.Config                             19-Mar-1994 01:00  6.1K  
[TXT] Imake.cpp                                19-Mar-1994 01:00  708   
[   ] Imake.m4                                 19-Mar-1994 01:00  1.4K  
[TXT] Imakefile                                19-Mar-1994 01:00  3.1K  
[   ] NoImake                                  19-Mar-1994 01:00  395   
[TXT] README                                   19-Mar-1994 01:00  792   
[   ] dvibook_msdos.zip                        30-Sep-1992 01:00   29K

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