Complete issue 37:1 as one pdf (28mb)  Front cover   c1  Inside front cover   c2  Contents ordered by difficulty   c3  Title page   105    TUG 2016 Passport to the TeX canvas 
  Pavneet Arora   106-110  TUG 2016 conference information 
    sponsors and participants  111  TUG 2016 conference program   112  TUG 2016 photos   113  TUG 2016 in Toronto 
  Norbert Preining 
    report on conference and excursions  115-124  TUG 2016 Annual General Meeting informal report 
  Stefan Kottwitz   125    General Delivery Sebastian Rahtz (1955–2016): A brief memoir 
  Lou Burnard   126-128  R.I.P.—S.P.Q.R; Sebastian Patrick Quintus Rahtz (13.2.1955–15.3.2016) 
  Frank Mittelbach (orcid)   129-130  Interview with Pavneet Arora 
  David Walden   131-136    Typography Type in the Toronto subway 
  Joe Clark      [Introductory — signage, typefaces, and (re)designs]  137-147  Are justification and hyphenation good or bad for the reader? Preliminary experimental results 
  Leyla Akhmadeeva, Rinat Gizatullin, Boris Veytsman (orcid)      [Intermediate Plus — the (mixed) results of an initial experiment on reading speed and comprehension]  148-151    Publishing An informal look into the history of digital typography 
  David Walden      [Introductory — summary of longer online article on newspapers, individual use, algorithms, and more.]
         Dave's full article; comments welcome.  152-153    Fonts A short history of the Lucida math fonts 
  Charles Bigelow      [Introductory — development of math support in Lucida, 1980s to the present]  154-160  New font offerings: Cochineal, Nimbus15, LibertinusT1Math 
  Michael Sharpe      [Intermediate — new oldstyle, Greek/Cyrillic, and (La)TeX math fonts]  161-162  MFCONFIG: A Metafont plug-in module for the Freetype rasterizer 
  Jaeyoung Choi, Sungmin Kim, Hojin Lee, Geunho Jeong      [Advanced — using Metafont fonts in real time with FONTCONFIG and Freetype]  163-170  Towards an operational (La)TeX package supporting optical scaling of dynamic mathematical symbols 
  Abdelouahad Bayar (orcid)      [Advanced — using a PS Type 3 font for per-equation delimiter sizes]  171-179    LaTeX A LaTeX reference manual 
  Jim Hefferon      [Intermediate — using and contributing to unofficial core LaTeX2e reference documentation]  180-181  Astrological charts with horoscop and starfont 
  Matthew Skala      [Intermediate — computing and creating beautiful astrological charts]  182  Remaking the ACM LaTeX styles 
  Boris Veytsman (orcid)      [Intermediate — refactoring design and implementation across ACM publications]  183-186  Advances in PythonTeX with an introduction to fvextra 
  Geoffrey M. Poore      [Intermediate Plus — automatic line breaking, variable substitution, string interpolation in verbatim]  187-192  Development of an e-textbook using LaTeX and PStricks 
  David Tulett      [Intermediate — rationale, implementation, open source publication of a new decision modeling textbook]
         The url for the e-textbook has changed from that stated in the article.  193-200    Macros An Emacs-based writing workflow inspired by TeX and WEB, targeting the Web 
  Christian Gagné      [Advanced — integrating macro-less and macro-rich notations for publishing]  200-203  TeXcel? An unexpected use for TeX 
  Federico Garcia-De Castro      [Intermediate Plus — advantages of TeX over spreadsheets for recording and reporting financial information]  204-208    Software & Tools Hyphenation in TeX and elsewhere, past and future 
  Mojca Miklavec, Arthur Rosendahl      [Intermediate — the hyph-utf8 pattern licenses and use in Unicode and other projects]  209-213  Zebrackets: A score of years and delimiters 
  Michael Cohen, Blanca Mancilla, John Plaice      [Advanced — striped parentheses and brackets; dynamic character generation philosophy]  214-221  A Telegram bot for printing LaTeX files 
  Amartyo Banerjee, S.K. Venkatesan      [Intermediate Plus — proof of concept Telegram bot for the Raspberry Pi]  222-228    Book Reviews Palatino: The natural history of a typeface by Robert Bringhurst 
  Boris Veytsman (orcid)      [Reports and notices — review of this remarkable and beautiful book on Hermann Zapf's Palatino family]
         See the TUG books page for all book reviews and discounts.  229-231  A Truck Full of Money by Tracy Kidder 
  David Walden      [Reports and notices — review of this narrative nonfiction book on programming and programmers]  232-233    Abstracts TUG 2016 abstracts 
  Kaveh Bazargan, Charles Bigelow, Robert Bringhurst, Jennifer Claudio, Tim Inkster, Stefan Kottwitz, Kevin Larson, Frank Mittelbach (orcid), Norbert Preining, Arthur Rosendahl   234-237    TUG Business TUG 2016 Annual General Meeting minutes 
  Susan DeMeritt   238-239  Report: Suspension of Kaveh Bazargan as TUG President 
  TUG Board   240-248  TUG 2017 election 
  TUG Elections committee   249  Institutional members   250    Advertisements TeX consulting and production services   250-251    News Calendar   252