\centerline{\bf 6th European \TeX\ Conference \&}
\centerline{\bf GUTenberg'91}
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The  sixth European  \TeX\   Conference  is to be organised   by GUTenberg, the
French speaking  user group,    and will be held  concurently  with 
the GUTenberg'91 congress. It will take place in Paris on  23th--25th September
1991. 
The active part played by the various European user groups in bringing
about the modifications  undergone by  \TeX\ over  the past  few years
demonstrates how  essential  it is that  an annual  conference
should be held in Europe.
 

\section{The Sixth European Conference} 
Contributions may deal  with various topics, including those suggested
below.  Selection will  be made on the  basis of novelty, interest and
use to the \TeX\ user community.
 
Although English  is the official language, simultaneous  translation for
French speakers is being considered.
 
\bi Multi-lingual \TeX 
\bi  User groups 
\bi  Developments around \TeX, {\MF}\dots 
\bi  Merging \TeX\ with other systems and applications 
\bi  Typographics layout and design 
\bi  Hypertext and its relationship with \TeX 
\bi  Markup documents systems 
\bi  Fonts design 
\bi  Merging \TeX\ with graphics 
\bi  Specialist macros and their applications 
\bi  Networks related to \TeX
 
\section{Tutorials} 
Tutorials on  \TeX\ and the \TeX set are to be held during the week of
16 to 21 September 1991. 
Tutorials will be taught in either English or  French.

\section{Deadlines} 
The following  deadlines apply to the 6th  European  \TeX\ Conference and
to the GUTenberg'91 congress. 
A one  page abstract (600--800 words)  should be
submitted by mail, email or fax by the 1st February 1991. 
Abstracts should  be sent in    first instance   to the   author's
national user group  if  there is  one; failing  this, to one  of the
programme coordinators. 
Speakers selected will be notified of acceptance by 1st March 1991.
 
Complete texts   must be submitted  by 1st  May  1991,   preferably in
\LaTeX\ source format (details of  layout, size and formatting will be
sent to the authors at  time  of notification); if needed, camera-ready
form will be accepted.
 
\section{GUTenberg'91}
The French speaking user group will hold its congress concurently
with the sixth European  \TeX\ Conference.  The opportunity of holding
an international conference in France could not be neglected. 
As  we want  to maintain a  French  speaking part  to  this meeting, a
fourth congress day has been added on 26th September 1991.
The  GUTenberg'91 congress deals with  `{\it Technical and Scientific
Publishing}'.
 
Although French  is the offical  language, simultaneous  translation for
English speakers is being considered.
 
Suggested topics are the following:
\bi  Special fonts design 
\bi  Developments around \TeX\ and \LaTeX 
\bi  \TeX\ and graphics 
\bi  Rasterisation and output 
\bi  Special macro-packages 
\bi  Aspects of the French language
 
Exhibitors are requested to get in touch with the organisation committee.
 
\section{Programme Committee for \TeX\ conference}
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Bernard {\sc Gaulle} (GUTenberg) 
Roswitha {\sc Graham} (Royal Institute of Technology\slash Nordic group) \hfill{\tt roswitha@admin.kth.se} 
Joachim {\sc Lammarsh} (University of Heidelberg\slash \dante)  \hfill{\tt rz92@dhdurz1.bitnet}
Chris {\sc Rowley} (Open University\slash UK \TeX\ Users group) \hfill{\tt ca\_rowley@uk.ac.open.acs.vax}
Kees van der {\sc Lann} (Netherlands\slash {\sc ntg}) \hfill{\tt cgl@rug.nl}
Michael {\sc Ferguson} ({\sc inrs}-T\'el\'ecommunications) 
Nicolas {\sc Brouard} ({\sc ined}) 
Pierre {\sc Dagn\'elie} (Fac.~sciences agronomiques) 
Maurice {\sc Laugier} (Imprimerie Louis-Jean) 
Didier {\sc Collin} (Tr\'ema) 
Denis {\sc M\'egevan} (Observatoire Gen\`eve)
}
 

\noindent Or contact:
{\obeylines
GUTenberg, 6th European \TeX\ Conference 
BP 21 
78354 Jouy en Josas cedex, France 
tel: + 33 1 34 65 22 32 
fax: + 33 1 34 65 20 51 
email: {\tt gut@irisa.irisa.fr}
}

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