!DVIview V1.03 (05-Nov-2004)
(c) Paul Field
26/32-bit neutral

DVIview allows you to view DVI files such as those produced by TeX and LaTeX.
Its features include:
 * A virtual memory system that allows very large documents to be viewed
   in a small amount of memory
 * The inclusion of Draw, sprite and JPEG files in DVI documents
 * Cropping and scaling of Draw, sprite and JPEG files
 * A versatile and easy-to-use printing system that includes thumbnail
   and pamphlet printing
 * The ability to choose paper sizes for documents and to edit paper sizes
 * Exporting of document pages as Draw files
 * Interactive help
 * Multiple views on documents
 * Multiple documents

For full details of these and DVIview's other features please read the
!DVIview.Docs.Doc file.

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If you are upgrading from V0.92 or earlier you need the new !TeXFonts
application. If you don't have it (and !DVIview will complain) either contact
your supplier or the author (address given below).

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Please note that although !DVIview is copyright Paul Field and an extremely
large amount of time and effort has gone into its development, it is completely
free and you may distribute it as you please (subject to a few conditions,
which are given in !DVIview.Doc.Docs).

If you find any problems with !DVIview or there's something you wish it did
(within reason :-) ) let me know and I will try to sort things out.

Here's how to contact me:

Snail-mail address:
  Paul Field
  346 Chadwell Heath Lane
  Chadwell Heath
  Romford
  Essex
  RM6 4YH
  UK

Tel: UK     :   0 181 598 9676
     Non-UK : +44 181 598 9676

Email: dviview@cloudinthesky.co.uk

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Paul Field has generously agreed to allow the distribution of this new
26/32-bit neural version of DVIview. Although all credit for DVIview goes to
Paul, any errors or bugs may have occured as a result of my recompilation of
the source code.

Therefore, whilst all thanks should be sent to Paul, for bugs and current
maintenance of the program, please contact me.

David Llewellyn-Jones: <david@flypig.co.uk>

DVIview is available from: <http://www.flypig.co.uk/armtex.htm>

