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Date:         Mon, 24 Aug 92 17:20:44 CET
From: Michael Downes <MJD@MATH.AMS.ORG>
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Subject:      LaTeX3 volunteer task list
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> >                      May I announce once more that there is a long
> >task-list out for volunteers to choose from. We need your help not
> >only your good comments (them too, of course)!
>
> Since I have obviously missed the announcement of the task list,
> it's perhaps possible that others have, too.  I assume that it's
> machine-readable somewhere - why not post it to the list.
>
> Robin Fairbairns

Public release of the LaTeX3 volunteer task list is `imminent'.  Not
much remains to be done to make it ready, the main question is when
will I find maybe two or three hours to tie up some loose ends and
write the announcement (Answer: probably later this week). Printed
copies of the task list in almost-ready form were given out at the
July TUG meeting in Portland to people who attended a LaTeX3
informational session. It is a LaTeX document which we plan to make
available as widely as possible, for example by FTP and mail server
from George Greenwade's site (Sam Houston State University, Texas,
USA).  Further details will be forthcoming in announcements to all the
relevant mail lists and newsgroups we happen to know about, including
LATEX-L, INFO-TeX, TeXhax, comp.text.tex, EURO-TeX, and so forth.

Michael Downes                              mjd@math.ams.org (Internet)