Complete issue 42:2 as one pdf (7mb) 
    Videos for all talks. Front cover   c1  Inside front cover   c2  Contents ordered by difficulty   c3  Title page   97    TUG 2021 TUG 2021 conference information and program   98-100  TUG 2021 conference report   (doi) 
  Arthur Rosendahl, Jennifer Claudio   100  TUG 2021 Annual General Meeting notes   (doi) 
  Jennifer Claudio   101-104  TUG 2021 conference organization reflections and recommendations   (doi) 
  Paulo Ney de Souza, Jennifer Claudio   105-107  Interview with Norbert Preining, mainstay of TeX Live and much more   (doi) 
  Paulo Ney de Souza 
    Video.  108-113  Interview with Frank Mittelbach, leader of the LaTeX Project   (doi) 
  Paulo Ney de Souza 
    Video.  114-120  Interview with John Hammersley, CEO of Overleaf   (doi) 
  Paulo Ney de Souza 
    Video.  121-130    Graphics The tikzlings package   (doi) 
  samcarter      [Introductory — from anteaters to squirrels, in colors and accessories galore]  131-132    Software & Tools Texmlbus, a build system to convert documents to XML and other formats   (doi) 
  Heinrich Stamerjohanns      [Intermediate Plus — support conversion of large document collections, with error reports and statistics]  132-134  Continuous integration and TeX with Org-Mode   (doi) 
  Rohit Goswami      [Intermediate Plus — collaborative workflow using public build servers, and Org markup features]  135-138  The WEB to CWEB conversion of TeX   (doi) 
  Martin Ruckert      [Advanced — source code to source code conversion: memory words, macros, case statements, and more]  139-142    Fonts Plane and simple: Exploration of machine interaction with text type for visual-based navigation systems   (doi) 
  Oliver Austin      [Introductory — methodology for comparing runway designators in different fonts]  143    Multilingual Document Processing My personal journey into creating word search puzzles in Cyrillic and Arabic using multilingual support in LaTeX   (doi) 
  Jennifer Claudio      [Intermediate — online generation and typesetting of multilingual word search puzzles]  144-146  On typesetting an English–Japanese book   (doi) 
  Antoine Bossard (orcid)      [Intermediate — discusses bilingual issues with fonts (fontspec), page layout (titleps), PDF bookmarks, and more]  147-151  New Czechoslovak hyphenation patterns, word lists, and workflow   (doi) 
  Petr Sojka (orcid), Ondřej Sojka (orcid)      [Advanced — towards universal patterns based on phonology]  152-158    Education Automatically generate personalized tasks and sample solutions for the fundamentals of electrical engineering with PGFPlots and CircuiTikZ   (doi) 
  Mathias Magdowski      [Intermediate Plus — using MATLAB and LaTeX together to generate problems and solutions]  159-163    Accessibility Creating a VPAT statement for TeX Live   (doi) 
  Boris Veytsman (orcid), Keiran Harcombe      [Intermediate — first steps toward a formal statement of accessibility for TeX Live]  164-165  latex2nemeth: A direct LaTeX-to-Braille transcribing tool   (doi) 
  Andreas Papasalouros, Antonis Tsolomitis      [Intermediate Plus — reliably support mathematics, as well as Greek, English, and other languages]  166-169    Electronic Documents On the road to Tagged PDF: About StructElem, Marked Content, PDF/A and Squeezed Bärs   (doi) 
  Ulrike Fischer (orcid)      [Intermediate Plus — the tagpdf and pdfmanagement-testphase packages; present and future updates to much more]  170-173  TEI-XML to LaTeX workflow: Issues and lessons   (doi) 
  Nicolás Vaughan      [Advanced — using XSLT, LaTeX, and Python to convert from XML to PDF]  174-179    LaTeX LaTeX news, issue 33, June 2021   (doi) 
  LaTeX Project Team      [Intermediate — extending the hook concept; improved handling of file names; updates to the font selection scheme; new or improved commands; changes in graphics, tools, amsmath]  180-185  Markdown 2.10.0: LaTeX themes & snippets, two flavors of comments, and LuaMetaTeX   (doi) 
  Vít Starý Novotný      [Intermediate — styling Markdown in LaTeX, literate comments, future projects]  186-193  bib2gls: sorting   (doi) 
  Nicola Talbot      [Advanced — fallback and explicit sort values for symbols and more with bib2gls]  194-203    Bibliographies Programming bibliographies   (doi) 
  Jean-Michel Hufflen      [Intermediate Plus — overview of sorting and other programming tasks in BibTeX, BibLaTeX/Biber, and the upcoming MlBibTeX]  204-207    Abstracts TUG 2021 abstracts   (doi) 
  Alexánder Borbón Alpízar, Apu V, Robert A. Beezer, H. Andrew Black, Michael Cantino, Paulo Cereda, David Crossland, Vic van Dijk, Jonathan Fine, Michal Hoftich, Amelia Hugill-Fontanel, Rahul Jaiswal, Emílio Kavamura, Vafa Khalighi, Alexei Kolesnikov, Rahul Krishnan S, Marcel Krüger, Al Maneki, Frank Mittelbach (orcid), Ross Moore (orcid), Michael Nolan, Todd Pagano, Hugh Paterson III, Simon Porter, Thomas Price, Rajendran Aravind, Rishikesan Nair T, Matheus Rocha, Volker Sorge, Paulo Ney de Souza, Suhas Chikkanaravangala Vijayakumar, Joseph Wright   208-212  MAPS: issue 51 (2021)   212  Die TeXnische Komödie: issues 2–3/2021   213    Hints & Tricks The treasure chest   (doi) 
  Karl Berry (orcid)      [Intermediate — new CTAN packages, April–September 2021]  214-215    TUG 2021 TUG 2021 attendee map   216    Advertisements TUG 2021 sponsors: DANTE e.V.; Google; Overleaf; STM Document Engineering Pvt Ltd; U. of Adelaide   216-217  TeX consulting and production services   218-219    News Calendar   220    TUG Business Institutional members   220