River Valley are happy to be hosting the annual TeX Users’ Group meeting in October on our campus in Kerala. We invite publishers and others to attend for a special experience. For the first time, TUG will be held outdoors. 
Details here.
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W3C’s Chris Lilley, with his talk on Fonts, formats, CSS and libre graphics has just topped 100,000 views on our conference recording page. Congratulations Chris!
For the second year running are proud to be silver sponsors of ALPSP’s International Conference in September. And again, we will be recording and uploading the presentations on our .tv page as part of our sponsorship.
Continuing our relationship with the STM association, we will be sponsoring the upcoming popular Spring Conference. As usual, video recordings of all plenary talks will be made available on our .tv page. This year we will include the pre-conference Sense About Science debate.
River Valley proudly sponsor the UKSG annual conference. As part of the sponsorship all plenary talks will be recorded and hosted on our pages.
Our conference recording page started four years ago as a hobby and a passion to disseminate information. We have recorded 40 conferences and 800 individual presentations, with the top post attracting well over 100,000 views. Read More…
Suppose you have two PDF files which are supposed to be identical, but have a suspicion that there is a minute difference, e.g. one word has been hyphenated. Here is our TeX package that will help find that change by simply superimposing pairs of pages, allowing for a quick visual check. The package is yours for free to download and use.
For some 10 years we have been trying to convince the world, including our competitors, to use TeX in their workflow. Now we want to encourage them further, by releasing some of the magic behind our system. In particular, here is some uber-geeky stuff on how to use TeX4ht to get clean complex XML out of a LaTeX file.
The success of our eco-friendly campus has given us the confidence to start planning for the ‘real deal’ – our dream of a fully sustainable, civilized community. Here is CVR’s vision.
The latest beta version of Batch Commander can be downloaded here. This is our attempt at a graphical user interface for TeX. It is free, open software so please use and contribute.
