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#################################################### #### DVI - another very fast viewer for windows #### #################################################### You are fed up with YAP waiting ages just to render a page? You want to see how you pages would look on a b&w printer? You do not want (or you cannot) use PDF, because you use eps graphcis? And the error message that TeX cannot output because the reader is keeping the file open? Well here is DVI. It was written in the dawn of computers, bewteen 1991-1993 for an Atari ST with one MB main memory and an 8 MHz CPU. Thus on nowadays computers it is lightening fast. DVI only uses PK fonts for now, but it recognizes some specials. DVI will reload and update the DVI file automatically. Put the executable somewhere (perhaps in C:\Program Files) and you are set to got. For now, this is the whole manual.