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Read Me

NOTE
As you may have noticed, asciiTeX is not maintained. There are two 
alternatives you may use. I saw somebody forked and updated asciiTeX 
here:
https://github.com/larseggert/asciiTeX

Alternatively you may use utftex (which I wrote from scratch). It is a 
much more full featured program with good unicode support. Furthermore,
utftex is part of libtexprintf, which is a library which provides 
printf-like formatted output routines you can call from your code to 
pretty-print math. Check it out here:
https://github.com/bartp5/libtexprintf



DESCRIPTION
asciiTeX is an ASCII equation renderer released under the terms of the GNU
General Public License. The program can generate ASCII-art representations of 
mathematical equations. You can use asciiTeX to quickly insert equations in 
e.g. e-mails or comments in your source-code. The syntax is similar to LaTex. 
The asciiTeX project is a fork of eqascii, providing new features and many 
bug fixes to the original program. The latest addition to the program is a
graphical user interface written in GTK

INSTALLING FROM SOURCES
unpack the source and do the usual
./configure
make
make install
[make install-man]

This will provide two programs to your system, asciiTeX, the command line 
utility, and asciiTeX_gui, the graphical application. To disable compilation 
of the graphical application you can specify --diable-gtk to the configure 
script. The last optional make install-man installs the manual pages for both
programs


INSTALLING THE WINDOWS BINARY
Download and execute the installer script.