On Wed, Mar 04, 1998 at 11:25:10PM +0200, Catalin Popescu wrote:
> Does anybody know how/where could I get a nice printable copy of the Emacs
> manual written by R. Stallman which has about 500 pgs (*dvi or *ps file
> format)?
GNU documentation is usually written in the TeXinfo format. From TeXinfo, an
"info" file is generated, which can be read online (either from an emacs,
via info2www or through the standalone "info" reader).
>From a TeXinfo source file, you can also make DVI (and from that, PS); use
the "texi2dvi" program (from "tetex-bin").
For GNU software, the TeXinfo sources for documentation come with the source
package. Most of the time, you'll need to do a "./configure" (see the
debian/rules file for the proper incantation) followed by "make doc".
HTH,
Ray
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