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\line{\hfill Number 13, September 1991}
\line{\hfill a Newsletter of the \TeX\ community}
\line{\hfill edited by}
\line{\hfill Malcolm Clark}
\line{\hfill PO Box 1897}
\line{\hfill London NW6 1DQ}
\line{\hfill Tel: 071 435 8983}
\line{\hfill Fax: 071 433 3576}
\line{\hfill Janet: malcolmc@uk.ac.pcl.mole}}

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The editor
{\sl Cahiers GUTenberg}
c/o IRISA
Campus Universitaire de Beaulieu
35042 Rennes Cedex
France}
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\noindent Dear Sir
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The allusion that `les num\'eros 11 et 12 semblent devoir \^etre les
derniers' of this esteemed organ are premature. I am delighted to
note that number 13 is well underway. It will include the following:

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A Script for building true-sized fonts \author{\sl Angus Duggan}
Sunny Mexico \author{\sl Betsy Dale}
The matter of TUG \author{\sl Malcolm Clark}
Flow charts with \TeX \author{\sl Michael Ramek}
Virtually there \author{\sl Malcolm Clark}
The components of \TeX \author{\sl Joachim Schrod}
Klimt, Freud \& Dante \author{\sl Malcolm Clark}
Report from uk\TeX ug meeting \author{\sl Chris Rowley}
Report from BCS ep meeting, Oxford \author{\sl Malcolm Clark \& Chris Rowley} 
How may \LaTeX\ 3.0 deal with citations and reference lists? \hfill{\sl David~Rhead} 

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Abstracts, {\sl Cahiers GUTenberg}
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Book reviews:
Alison Black: Typefaces for desktop publishing: a user guide
Paul Abrahams, Karl Berry \& Kathryn Hargreaves: \TeX\ for the Impatient 
Malcolm Clark (ed): \TeX, Applications, Uses, Methods
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Forthcoming meetings:
UK \TeX\ Users Group
GUTenberg, Paris
EP92, Lausanne
Desktop Publishing in Astronomy and Space Sciences, Strasbourg
European \TeX\ Conference, Paris
TUG Meeting, Dedham, Boston
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`Le nouveau bulletin {\sl baskerville\/}' bears no relationship at all to
\TeXline. {\fib Baskerville} is the journal of the UK \TeX\ Users Group. The
first issue was edited by Adrian (no relation) Clark, while the second is
being edited by Philip (certainly no relation!) Taylor. My involvement
with {\fib Baskerville} is very indirect, as Chairman of the UK \TeX\ Users
Group. It is in this role that I contribute material to Baskerville.
While the first editor of {\fib Baskerville} expressed the view that the advent
of this new journal signalled the demise of \TeXline, a view similar to
your own above, I suspect that it will be some years before \TeXline\
expires. We have already outlived his editorship. 
There is no difficulty in obtaining sufficient articles to make
production of \TeXline\ worthwhile. Production costs have been
underwritten by \TeX\kern-0.1emcel for number 13, and I am confident that future
editions can be similarly subsidised by other parts of the \TeX\ industry. My confidence
in the future of the newsletter is reflected in the fact that it now
sports an ISSN: it would be ironic to cease production after obtaining
this stamp of legitimacy.

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\quad\hfill Best wishes
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\quad\hfill Malcolm Clark

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