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\title{Editorial}
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\section{\BV\ articles needed}
We need material for \BV! Please send your interesting articles to the
editor, and delight fellow \TeX\ users. \emph{Please note the following 
schedule of copy deadlines}:

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4.2&Mar 21&Mar 28&Apr 4\\
4.3&May 23&May 30&Jun 6\\
4.4&Aug 15&Aug 22&Aug 29\\
4.5&Oct 17&Oct 24&Oct 31\\
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Each issue of \BV\ will have a special theme,
although articles on any
\TeX-related subject are always welcome. Contributions on the themes for
the first half of 1994 are eagerly solicited:
\begin{Pilist}{pzd}{43}
\item \BV\ 4.2 will be a special issue on \LaTeX2e (which may be
  fully released by then);
\item \BV\ 4.3 will be a `back to basics' special issue on mathematical
 and tabular typesetting.
\end{Pilist}
\BV\ regularly publishes articles answering common \TeX\ questions,
and these are available as technical notes to \ukt\ members. 

\subsection{\LaTeXe}
Shortly after \BV\ 3.1 was sent out, the first release of \LaTeXe\ 
appeared in the electronic networks, followed after Christmas by the
launch of the \emph{\LaTeX\ Companion} to tell us
how to use it all. 1994 is going to be a good year! Those with access
to the Internet can fetch the \LaTeXe\ code from
\texttt{ftp.tex.ac.uk},
\texttt{/tex-archive/macros/latex2e/core}. First get the file
called `features.tex' and discover what it is all about. \ukt\ members
without network access can send an SAE to  the  \BV\ editor or
the \ukt\ treasurer to receive a copy of the macros on Mac or PC disk
(do \emph{not} send us disks, please!).

And there is the conference!
Not just the package; not just a book; but \emph{two whole days} of
information about \LaTeXe, given by the people who wrote it! Grab the
application form with this \BV\ and fill it in now. 
We want to see as many \ukt\ members there as possible.



\subsection{TUG'94}
Earthquakes and all, who can resist the chance to visit Southern
California, and do \TeX\ at the same time? From Point Lobos to
Hollywood, from Knuth to Clint, from colour to \verb|\csname|: all the
world will be at the {\bf 1994 \TeX\ Users Group Meeting}, to be held
in Santa Barbara from the 31st July to the 4th August. The theme this
year is just `Innovation' --- find out whats new! Not just papers, but
tutorials, debates, bowling matches \ldots
Leslie Lamport, Tom Rokicki, and Joachim Schrod are keynote speakers
at the conference, and you too can still submit a paper by contacting the
TUG office, or via the \BV\ editor. But paper or not, plan to be
there. The \BV\ editor will buy a beer for anyone who comes with
a copy of this issue \ldots



\subsection{Colophon}
This issue of \BV\ deals especially with issues of PostScript, to go
with the group's January meeting on the subject of using PostScript
fonts. In the next issue we will include a transcription of the
question and answer session, and the full gory details of telling
\LaTeXe\ about a new PostScript font.

This issue of the journal was created entirely with the test
distribution of \LaTeXe\ and printed on a Hewlett Packard LaserJet 4.
It was set in ITC New Baskerville Roman, with Computer Modern
Typewriter for literal text.  Production and distribution was
undertaken in Cambridge by Robin Fairbairns and Jonathan Fine.
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