tlug: Red Hat 5.0 tetex and jlatex?

[Marcus Metzler <mocm@example.com>]

Hi,
Stephen J. Turnbull writes:

 > 
 > Don't forget to RTFM.  CJK is _not_ jTeX.  It's not hard, but a little 
 > mendoukusai (unless AUC-TeX supports it now?)---note the
 > `\begin{CJK}...' environment (why does it say "JIS" when it's not and
 > can't be?)
 > 
Ok, it might be a little bit hard to handle. I don't know. I haven't
tried anything else. At least it can be used with any tex distribution
without having to install a jlatex or similar things. I don't use
japanese fonts very often, so there may be better ways than the CJK style.
 > I don't know how to make that come out "as expected."  It was in
 > EUC-JP, I assume (I think that's what CJK expects), and my mailer
 > refused to display it (with no MIME headers it assumed ISO-8859-1).
 > [OK, I saved it and read it with Mule and it came out OK; I still
 > don't know how to get it to display in a standard way on arbitrary
 > "smart" mailers.]
Well, actually I didn't expect anything. I am not using a japanese
mailer, therefore I wasn't sure what would come out on the other end :).

I just wanted to mention the CJK stuff because I hadn't heard about it in this
group and was wondering why.

Regards

Marcus


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