Complete issue 39:3 as one pdf (8.8mb)  Front cover   c1  Inside front cover   c2  Contents ordered by difficulty   c3  Title page   161  Editorial information   162    TUG Business Institutional members   162    General Delivery From the president 
  Boris Veytsman (orcid)      [Introductory — thoughts on (un)constrained funding]  163  Editorial comments 
  Barbara Beeton      [Introductory — typography and TUGboat news]
    Passings: Patricia Monohon (30 May 1941–6 April 2018), Vytas Statulevicius (†July 2018);     TeX and the history of desktop publishing;     Open season for lectures on typography;     Daniel Berkeley Updike and the Janson font;     W. A. Dwiggins—Making orders;     The Updike prize for student font designers;     A “brand” new font
    Updated link for the IEEE Annals issue table of contents.
Related material, including preprints for the TeX papers, is available from Dave Walden's TeX history page.  164-166  TUGboat open-access survey results 
  TUG Board      [Introductory — increasing open access to all but the current issue, with survey results]  167  TeXConf 2018 in Japan 
  Norbert Preining      [Reports and notices — report on lively conference in Sapporo]  168    Typography The Cary Graphic Arts Collection 
  David Walden      [Introductory — a brief overview of this remarkable printing, typography, and graphics collection]  169-170  Typographers' Inn 
  Peter Flynn      [Introductory — Monospace that fits; Centering (reprise); Afterthought]  171-172    Tutorials A beginner's guide to file encoding and TeXShop 
  Herbert Schulz, Richard Koch      [Intermediate — introduction to file encodings, Unicode, and handling them in TeX(Shop)]  173-176  The DuckBoat—News from TeX.SE: Formatting posts 
  Carla Maggi      [Introductory — upvoting behavior, Markdown-based formatting and PDF-to-image conversion]  177-181  Managing the paper trail of student projects: datatool and more 
  B. Tomas Johansson      [Intermediate — step-by-step generation of typical student reports from .csv files]  182-184    Fonts Interview with Kris Holmes 
  David Walden      [Intermediate — in-depth discussion of calligraphy, font design, and more, with many illustrations]  185-203  Science and history behind the design of Lucida 
  Charles Bigelow, Kris Holmes      [Intermediate — historical precedents, principles of reading, practical digital type design]  204-211  TeX Gyre text fonts revisited 
  Bogusław Jackowski, Piotr Pianowski, Piotr Strzelczyk      [Intermediate Plus — incorporating math and symbol glyphs into text fonts, and OpenType accent positioning]  212-216    Electronic Documents HINT: Reflowing TeX output 
  Martin Ruckert      [Intermediate Plus — postponing TeX page rendering to a separate device, e.g., tablet]  217-223    Software & Tools Axessibility: Creating PDF documents with accessible formulae 
  D. Ahmetovic, T. Armano, C. Bernareggi, M. Berra, A. Capietto, Sandro Coriasco, N. Murru, A. Ruighi      [Intermediate Plus — automatically making readable math formulae]  224-227  Improving the representation and conversion of mathematical formulae by considering the textual context 
  Moritz Schubotz, André Greiner-Petter, Philipp Scharpf, Norman Meuschke, Howard S. Cohl, Bela Gipp      [Intermediate Plus — gold standard benchmark and metrics to evaluate (La)TeX to MathML tools]  228-240    Graphics Dednat6: An extensible (semi-)preprocessor for LuaLaTeX that understands diagrams in ASCII art 
  Eduardo Ochs      [Intermediate Plus — a Forth-based language for 2D diagrams implemented in Lua]  241-245    LaTeX Managing forlorn paragraph lines (a.k.a. widows and orphans) in LaTeX 
  Frank Mittelbach (orcid)      [Intermediate — finding all widows and orphans, and discussion of possible fixes]  246-251  The widows-and-orphans package 
  Frank Mittelbach (orcid)      [Advanced — documented implementation of the widows-and-orphans package in expl3]  252-262  The dashundergaps package 
  Frank Mittelbach (orcid)      [Intermediate Plus — replacing material with underlines, with expl3 implementation]  263-274    Bibliographies State secrets in bibliography-style hacking 
  Karl Berry (orcid), Oren Patashnik      [Advanced — inserting a custom separator between fields in bibliography entries]
    The ieeelike.bst example mentioned in the article.  275    Methods Experiments with \parfillskip 
  Udo Wermuth      [Advanced — analysis of \parfillskip settings, aiming to minimize too-short or too-long last lines]  276-303    Hints & Tricks The treasure chest 
  Karl Berry (orcid)      [Intermediate — new CTAN packages, August–October 2018]  304    Abstracts Die TeXnische Komödie 4/2018   305    Advertisements TeX consulting and production services   305-306    TUG Business TUG 2019 election 
  TUG Elections committee   307    News Calendar   308