Review of : Modern l $ jX and Its Applications

This work is a departure from the current stream of books on 7&X in several ways, the most important being that it documents V m , which the author himself refers to as a heresy, rather than mmore about this later. The author also claims that this book is aimed at the uncovered middle ground between the guides for the utter beginners and the reference works for the rn professional, a tricky position to attain and not really as uncovered as Michael Vulis claims. And while I did find a total of three books published in the U.S. since 1984 which do not mention the Users Group on my shelf, this appears to be the only one that references TUGboat articles repeatedly while not mentioning TUG 0nce.l