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\begin{document}
\title{ITRANS53 Installation Notes with MiK\TeX\ 2.1 \& 2.2}
\author{Rohit Grover}
\date{20030106}
\maketitle
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MiK\TeX\ is a distribution of \LaTeX\
for win32. It can be downloaded from \verb+http://www.miktex.org+.

Setup: itrans53 is in \verb+c:\itrans53+, MiK\TeX
is in \verb+c:\texmf+, \verb+c:\localtexmf+, and
Velthuis's devanagari package is in \verb+c:\localtexmf\dev+.
Not all the steps listed below may be
necessary; this is just what seems to be leading towards a working installation on my PC

\begin{enumerate}
\item Download ITRANS53 from \verb+http://www.aczone.com+ and put it in \verb+c:\itrans53+.

\item Download Velthuis's devnagari package from\\ \verb+ftp://archive.cs.ruu.nl/pub/tex-archive/language/devanagari+ and put it in \verb+c:\localtexmf\dev+.

\item Download \verb+dvng8.pfb+, \verb+dvng9.pfb+, \verb+dvng10.pfb+, \verb+dvng.map+ from\\
 \verb+http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/packages/TeX/languages/devanagari/contrib/fonts/type1/+ and put 
them in \verb+c:\localtexmf\dev+.

\item Move or copy the \verb+*.sty+ and \verb+*.tex+ files from
      \verb+c:\itrans53\lib+ to
      \verb+c:\localtexmf\tex\latex\itrans+.
      Move or copy the remaining contents of \verb+c:\itrans53\lib+ to \verb+c:\localtexmf\itrans+

\item Start $\rightarrow$
MiK\TeX\ $\rightarrow$ MiK\TeX\ Options; Add \verb+c:\itrans53+ to Roots.

\item Edit \verb+c:\[local]texmf\miktex\config\miktex.ini+ and add
      \verb+c:\itrans53\lib;c:\itrans53\lib\fonts+ to the path for
      dvips, dvipdf, pslatex etc. (It is usually safer to edit the files in localtexmf.)
\begin{verbatim}
[Path text];c:\itrans53\lib//;c:\localtexmf\dev//;
\end{verbatim}
\item Edit \verb+c:\[local]texmf\dvips\config\config.ps+
and add the following (modify appropriately)
\begin{verbatim} 
% ITRANS
p +c:\itrans53\lib\psfonts.map
p +c:\itrans53\lib\dvng.map
H .;c:\itrans53\lib;c:\itrans53\lib\fonts

% Devanagari
p +c:\localtexmf\dev\dvng.map\end{verbatim}

\item  Add the above lines to \verb+c:\[local]texmf\dvips\config\config.pdf+.

\item Start $\rightarrow$
Settings $\rightarrow$
Control Panel $\rightarrow$
System $\rightarrow$ Advanced
$\rightarrow$ System variables
and add\\ \verb+c:\itrans53\bin+ to the path.

\item Start $\rightarrow$ MiK\TeX\ $\rightarrow$ MiK\TeX Options;
refresh file name database.
\end{enumerate}

You will now be able to generate postscript and PDF using either
ITRANS or devanag. Use ghostview to preview; YAP doesn't work too well.

To test the installation of itrans,
you can run itrans on the
\verb+.itx+ version of this document.

\vspace{1cm}

{#hindi yaha patrikaa#endhindi} MiK\TeX\ {#hindi prayoga karane vaalo.n
ke liye hai. aapake sujhaavo.n kaa mai.n svaagata karataa hU.N.#endhindi}

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The latest version of this document can be downloaded from \verb+http://www.ece.umd.edu/~rgrover/itrans+.

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