% draft-8904-tub.tex 11 Jul 91 %------------------------------------------------------------ % % Draft of the first report from the DVI driver standards committee % % Published in TUGboat Vol. 10, No. 1, April 1989, page 56. % % [LaTeX, plus tugboat macros] %% js: changed by Joachim Schrod on 11 Jul 91. %% js: It now uses ltugboat instead of ltugbot %% js: (I used ltugboat version 1.04 / tugboat.com version 1.05). \documentstyle[ltugboat]{article} %% js: \newcommand{\TUG}{\TeX\ Users Group} % already defined \newcommand{\contactperson}{Robert McGaffey (internet: {\tt Mcgaffey\%Orn.Mfenet@Nmfecc.Arpa})} \title{First report from the {\tt DVI} driver standards committee} %% js: added author name like given in TUGboat \author{Don Hosek} \begin{document} \maketitle The \TUG\ {\tt DVI} driver standards committee has been working on the development of standards for device drivers since the fall of~1988. This article is a first report on our status to the membership of \TUG. At the time of this writing, we are in the midst of discussion of \verb+\special+ standards for device drivers. By the \TUG\ meeting this August, we should have a preliminary report on this topic available for distribution to all interested parties. We welcome all input from members of the \TeX\ community; if you have any suggestions, comments, etc. regarding the issue of \verb+\special+ handling, we would appreciate it if you could send these to \contactperson\ for distribution to the members of the committee. The members of the committee are: Robert McGaffey, chair, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; David P. Babcock, Hewlett-Packard; Elizabeth Barnhart, TV Guide; Stephan v.~Bechtolsheim, Integrated Computer Software Inc.; Nelson Beebe, University of Utah; Jackie Damrau, University of New Mexico; Donald Goldhammer, University of Chicago; Don Hosek, University of Illinois at Chicago; David Ness, TV Guide; Thomas J.~Reid, Texas A\&M University; David Rodgers, Arbortext, Inc.; Brian Skidmore, Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.; Glenn Vanderburg, Texas A\&M University; and Ralph Youngen, American Mathematical Society. \end{document}