1@Book{Hagen2010metafun, 2 Title = {MetaFun}, 3 4 Address = {Hassalt, NL}, 5 Author = {Hans Hagen}, 6 Edition = {2nd}, 7 Month = {October}, 8 Organization = {PRAGMA ADE}, 9 Year = {2010}, 10 11 Abstract = {If you like graphics, you may like MetaFun, a collection of MetaPost macros. The manual covers most of MetaPost, as well as the interface between this graphical environment and ConTeXt. There are numerous examples, that give you an impression about the power of this graphical system as well as the strength of the combination with TeX. 12 13This is the second version of the MetaFun book. This version is adapted to ConTeXt MkIV that uses LuaTeX with MPlib. Although the book targets at ConTeXt users, much of the content concerns general usage of MetaPost, a small and fast system for making graphics.}, 14 Day = {8}, 15 File = {metafun-p.pdf}, 16 ISBN = {978-94-90688-02-8}, 17 Keywords = {MetaPost; ConTeXt; MkIV. LuaTeX}, 18 Language = {english}, 19 TotalPages = {375}, 20 Publisher = {Boekplan}, 21 Url = {http://www.h2o-books.com/catalog/context/metafun} 22} 23 24@Book{Hagen2010mkii-mkiv, 25 Title = {MKII - MKIV, the history of LuaTeX}, 26 Author = {Hans Hagen}, 27 Publisher = {Boekplan}, 28 Year = {2010}, 29 30 Address = {Hassalt, NL}, 31 Month = {October}, 32 33 Abstract = {The objective of the LuaTeX project by Taco Hoekwater, Hartmut Henkel and Hans Hagen is to provide a versatile successor to TeX. During the development the team keeps track of ideas and experiments. In parallel ConTeXt MkIV is developed. This book describes the development of both systems and shows what impact the project has. The book start at version zero and ends with version 0.50, the first formal release.}, 34 Day = {30}, 35 Keywords = {ConTeXt; MkII; MkIV; LuaTeX}, 36 Language = {english}, 37 TotalPages = {328}, 38 Url = {http://www.h2o-books.com/catalog/context/mkii-mkiv} 39} 40 41@Manual{Hagen2014bibliographies, 42 Title = {Bibliographies}, 43 44 Address = {Hassalt, NL}, 45 Author = {Hans Hagen and Alan Braslau}, 46 Note = {still incomplete}, 47 Organization = {PRAGMA ADE \& \CONTEXT\ Development Team}, 48 Year = {2015}, 49 50 Abstract = {Abstract...}, 51 Comment = {Comment...}, 52 File = {mkiv-publications.pdf}, 53 Keywords = {manual}, 54 Language = {english}, 55 Review = {Review...}, 56 Subtitle = {The \CONTEXT\ way} 57} 58 59@Book{Hoekwater2011fonts, 60 Title = {Fonts in ConTeXt}, 61 62 Address = {Hassalt, NL}, 63 Author = {Taco Hoekwater and Hans Hagen}, 64 Month = {February}, 65 Year = {2011}, 66 67 Abstract = {This booklet describes how to define and use fonts in ConTeXt. It demonstrates how to use individual fonts and provides examples of more complex setups for related font styles. Although ConTeXt comes with many fonts set up, this manual is a must-read for those who want to roll out their own setups.}, 68 Day = {18}, 69 ISBN = {978-94-90688-03-5}, 70 Keywords = {fonts; ConTeXt; MkIV; LuaTeX}, 71 Language = {english}, 72 TotalPages = {128}, 73 Publisher = {Boekplan}, 74 Url = {http://www.h2o-books.com/catalog/context/fonts} 75} 76 77@Book{Hoekwater2011layouts, 78 Title = {Layouts in ConTeXt}, 79 80 Address = {Hassalt, NL}, 81 Author = {Taco Hoekwater and Hans Hagen and Willi Egger}, 82 Month = {July}, 83 Year = {2011}, 84 85 Abstract = {One of the principles behind ConTeXt is that you can create your own styles. Often defining a style starts with setting up the page layout. This booklet tells in detail how to do that. It also contains information on how to prepare your documents for professional printing, including page imposition.}, 86 Day = {11}, 87 ISBN = {978-94-90688-00-4}, 88 Keywords = {ConTeXt; MkIV; LuaTeX}, 89 Language = {english}, 90 TotalPages = {142}, 91 Publisher = {Boekplan}, 92 Url = {http://www.h2o-books.com/catalog/context/layouts} 93} 94 |