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      <title>CTAN upload - timetable.tex</title>
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      <pre>On Sun, 4 Nov 2001, Jiri VERUNEK wrote:

&gt; I have uploaded timetable.tex and timetable.tex.sign to ftp.dante.de.
&gt; I suppose that the best location will be in
&gt;   /macros/plain/contrib/timetable
&gt;
&gt; timetable.tex is distributed under the GNU General Public Licence.
&gt;
&gt; timetable.tex is a TeX macro for generating timetables. It uses
&gt; plain format commands. It excels in extremelely high configurability,
&gt; nice appearance and simple input. It supports alternating subjects
&gt; in dependence on odd and even week. Macro has radix sort mechanism
&gt; so the order of subjects in input is irrelevant.
&gt;
&gt; Screenshot is available at <a href="http://verunek.oceany.cz.">http://verunek.oceany.cz.</a>


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