First developed at Stanford in 1984, it was extended in 1985 by Leslie Lamport to allow for a set of macros that would later serve as the template for SGML and HTML.
The original author of this software package came in second to Miguel de Icaza's development of the Gnome desktop system at the 2nd Annual Free Software Foundation Awards. First developed at Stanford in 1984, it was extended in 1985 by Leslie Lamport to allow for a set of macros that would later serve as the template for SGML and HTML. FTP, name this text formatting language developed by Donald Knuth [KAH- nooth], the standard formatting language for nearly all scientific papers.
The original author of this software package came in second to Miguel de Icaza's development of the Gnome desktop system at the 2nd Annual Free Software Foundation Awards.
TeX (pronounced "tech"; also accept LaTeX, pronounced "LA-tech")