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\title{The UK \TeX\ Users Group}
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\section{Group aims and activities}
The \ukt\ was founded in 1989; its activities and benefits include:
\begin{itemize}
  \item Regular meetings covering both \TeX{}nical matters and general
typographic subjects;
  \item Visits to publishers, font suppliers and book producers;
  \item In-depth workshops, with hands-on computer sessions where
appropriate;
  \item Negotiation of discounts on \TeX\ relevant books with publishers.
  \item Distribution of public domain \TeX\ implementations (in
cooperation with the international \TeX\ archives);
  \item Discount on joint UK \TeX\ Users Group/TUG membership;
  \item Reduction in conference fees for the TUG annual meeting and the
annual European meetings;
  \item The publication and distribution of \BV\ (the annals of
the UK \TeX\ Users Group).
 \end{itemize}

\section{Programme of meetings for 1995}
\begin{description}
\item[July, 1995] (\TeX\ Users Group Annual Meeting in Florida)
\item[August, 1995:] em\TeX\ in depth:
a training meeting on MSDOS  \TeX, with  Sebastian Rahtz
Location: Oxford.
\item[September, 1995] (Euro\TeX\ meeting in the Netherlands)
\item[October 1995:] AGM, at Queen Mary and Westfield College,
University of London, with sessions on `non-traditional' \TeX.
\end{description}

\noindent All members of \ukt{} will be provided with more details of
these meetings as they become available. Reports of the meetings will
appear in \BV, the organ of the group.

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