A whitepaper on the Perl implementation of the mathsPIC application. Includes advantages of using Perl for mathematical rendering, and sample code.

Maintained by TUG.

Edited by Gerben Wierda, it contains examples of what you can do with TeX, from typesetting of scientific papers to music, multimedia, genealogical presentations, dynamic documents, multilingual documents.

Listing of TeX vendors at TUG.

A list of all the professional TeX consultants and commercial vendors known to us who have net (email/web) connections at TUG.

A TeX CD compiled by the TeX Users Groups. Contains ready-to-run TeX systems for most types of Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows, and a very complete tree of fonts and macros arranged according to the standard TeX directory structure (TDS).

An extended version of TeX that can create PDF directly from TeX source files and enhance the result of TeX typesetting with the help of PDF. When PDF output is not selected, pdfTeX produces normal DVI output.

An article from TUGboat by Jim Hefferon of St Michael's College.

Extends LaTeX's internals and adds new commands such that documents with internal and external hypertext links can be produced.

A package for slides with a lot of flexibility and functionality.