CypherText: an extensible composing and typesetting language
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C. G. Moore, R. P. MannAuthors Info & Claims
C. G. Moore, R. P. MannAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 555 - 561
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CypherText is a programming language designed for text formatting and typesetting in a time-sharing environment. Text to be formatted or typeset is input on a terminal and may be output at the terminal or on various typesetting machines.
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683 pages
ISBN:9781450379045
DOI:10.1145/1478462
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Published: 17 November 1970
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