This is where I decided to put stuff that I have found on the internet that didn't seem to have enough mirrors, or just stuff that might be useful.
This is very ancient: I was looking for a way to do graphs in TeX
long long ago, and inserting postscript just wasn't doing it, for a number of
reasons. Graph-TeX was a much better solution for me. It became obscure
over time, and I myself have moved on to other solutions, but I've kept
a mirror. If you have trouble finding it, I have a (possibly outdated)
copy.
graphtex1.0beta.tgz (54791 bytes)
gzipped tar file
There are a lot of reference cards for Vi around, but none seemed suited
to my taste, so I created my own. I like to believe that with this one I
have caught the ``spirit of Vi'' in one page. I actually use the Vim
editor which is even nicer than Vi.
vi-ref.tex
( bytes) LaTeX source
vi-ref.dvi
( bytes) TeX DVI file
vi-ref.pdf
( bytes) Portable Document Format
vi-ref.ps
( bytes) Postscript
If you are also a Vim user, then you may like ``The Back Side,''
intended to be a companion to the Vi Reference Card.
vi-back.tex
( bytes) LaTeX source
vi-back.dvi
( bytes) TeX DVI file
vi-back.pdf
( bytes) Portable Document Format
vi-back.ps
( bytes) Postscript
Since embracing xhtml for all of my pages, I decided to create a set of
Vim xhtml macros. Place them in your .vim/ftplugin directory.
They create a menu in the gui and define numerous shortcuts beginning with
; (for example ;tt creates a pair of
<tt></tt> tags).
xhtml.vim
( bytes) Vim macros
Send comments to don.bindner@gmail.com.