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1 RNOTOTEX

  $ RNOTOTEX[ /qualifier] RNO-FILE-SPEC TEX-FILE-SPEC

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Reads a Digital Standard Runoff format file and creates the LaTeX 
equivalent.
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2 Parameters

   RNO-FILE-SPEC 

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 ... is the name of the input DSR format file. The default type 
is .RNO.
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  TEX-FILE-SPEC

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 ... is the name of the output TEX file spec. The default
type is .TEX.
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2 Command-Qualifiers

/TEX

  /TEX 

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Preserve embedded TeX and LaTeX commands in the input DSR file. 
Any commands found are copied directly to the output .TEX file.  The
default is /NOTEX.

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2 Example

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The following DCL 
commands convert the DSR file FOO.RNO to FOO.TEX and prints the
LN3 file on the LN03. The log of the conversion is also printed
and deleted.
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  $ RNOTOTEX FOO.RNO FOO.TEX
  $ LATEX/BATCH FOO.TEX
  $ DVI2LN3 FOO.DVI
  $ PRINT/FORM=TEX FOO.LN3
  $ PRINT/DELETE RNOTOTEX.LOG

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Note that there isn't a one-to-one mapping of DSR commands to LaTeX 
commands and that more LaTeX text fits on a page than a RUNOFF file.
The first output may be messy!  The output .TEX file must be
edited after examining the first printing. It may take a few tries to
get the output that you want.

The program was designed for those familiar with both LaTeX and DSR
and would like to upgrade older documents to LaTeX format.
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