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\bu The 10th annual TUG meeting,
{\sl Ten Years of \TeX\ and \MFsl},
will be held at Stanford
University, August 20--23, 1989.
Details elsewhere in \TeXline.

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\bu \TeX89, the 4th European \TeX\
Conference, will take place at
Karlsruhe University, FRG, from
Monday, September 11th to Wednesday,
September 13th, 1989, Details
elsewhere in \TeXline.

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\bu
{\sl Protext V Conference}, the
Fifth International Conference on
Computer Aided Text Processing and
its Applications, will be held on
October 4--6th, 1989 at MIT,
Cambridge, Massachusetts. It will
be preceded by  `Tutorial Short
Courses'. Contact:
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{\sc protext} Conference
INCA
PO Box 2
D\'un Laoghaire
Ireland
tel: 353 1 797655/808025
}

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\bu \ukTuG\ -- {\sl Fonts: how they
are created; how they can be used},
at Aston University on October
11th. Details elsewhere in \TeXline.

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\bu{\sc dante} will hold the 8th ({\it sic}) Annual Meeting
of German \TeX\ Users at the Catholic University of
Eichstaett on Wednesday 11th October--Friday 13th
October, 1989. Since the notification was distributed
over various electronic networks, we can safely assume
that non-German \TeX\ users may attend too, but the
meeting will be conducted exclusively in German. There is
a general meeting on the Wednesday afternoon, tutorials
on the Thursday, and papers and discussion groups on the
Thursday and Friday. Busy, busy (as we Bokonists say).
No fees were mentioned, nor arrangements for
accomodation. Contact Joachim Lammarsch, or
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Wolfgang A Slaby
Catholic University Eichstaett
Computing Centre
Ostenstra\ss e 24
D-8078 Eichstaett,
FRG
tel: 08421 20 214
email: {\tt slaby@urz.ku-eichstaett.dbp.de}
}
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\bu{\sl RIDT'89 -- Raster Imaging and Digital Typography, an
international workshop}, will be conducted at Ecole
Polytechnique F\'ed\'erale, Lausanne, on October 12--13,
1989. ``It is the aim of the workshop
to bring together people from
various scientific, industrial and
artistic backgrounds. It will
provide a unique opportunity for
information and discussion on
advanced techniques in the domain
of Raster Imaging and Digital
Typography.'' Participants include
Richard Southall, Chuck Bigelow,
Rick Beach, Crispin Goswell, Theo
Pavlidis, Jacques Andr\'e and David
Brailsford. The meeting costs 380.--
Swiss francs. Find your own
accomodation. Contact:
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Marie-Jos\'e Pallaud
RUDT'89 Conference
EPSL-LSP
Avenue de Cour 37
CH-1007 Lausanne
Switzerland
tel: 41 21 693 2641
}

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\bu {\sl CALS in Europe} was held
at the British Standards Institute
in London on July 14th. It was
planned to inaugurate a Special
Interest Group on CALS in Europe.
CALS -- Computer-aided Acquisition
and Logistic Support -- is a
strategy developed by the US DoD.
CALS compliance is required for
contract bids to the DoD. It is a
strategy rather than a standard,
but embraces four current standards
-- {\sc iges}, \sgml, Group 4 fax
and {\sc cgm}. A readable (short)
account of CALS and its
implications was published in {\sl
Desktop Publishing Today}, 4(5),
1989, pp.40--41. Contact:
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David L Williams, CALS in Europe SIG
Technical Publications
Product Support Department
Westland Aerospace Ltd
East Cowes
IoW PO32 6RH
tel: 0983 294101
}

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\bu
The Royal College of Art is holding
{\sl Effective Desktop Publishing
Courses}. They include a two-day
seminar aimed at managers and a
three-day workshop aimed towards
`users of dtp systems'. Although
very \wysiwyg\ and Macintosh
biassed they mention stylesheets
and templates. The seminar is
\quid600; the workshop \quid580, or
\quid300 to academics. Contact:
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Elizabeth Keay
RCA
Kensington Gore
London SW7 2EU
tel: 01 584 5020 ext 290
}

\author{Malcolm Clark}
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\author{Malcolm Clark (\& Sir John Tenniel)}
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