NAME

       bg5latex     - Use LaTeX directly on a Big5 encoded .tex file
       bg5pdflatex  - Use pdfLaTeX directly on a Big5 encoded .tex file
       bg5+latex    - Use LaTeX directly on a Big5+ encoded .tex file
       bg5+pdflatex - Use pdfLaTeX directly on a Big5+ encoded .tex file
       cef5latex    - Use LaTeX directly on a Big5 encoded .tex file
                      containing CEF macros
       cef5pdflatex - Use pdfLaTeX directly on a Big5 encoded .tex file
                      containing CEF macros
       ceflatex     - Use LaTeX directly on a .tex file containing CEF
                      macros
       cefpdflatex  - Use pdfLaTeX directly on a .tex file containing CEF
                      macros
       cefslatex    - Use LaTeX directly on an SJIS encoded .tex file
                      containing CEF macros
       cefspdflatex - Use pdfLaTeX directly on an SJIS encoded .tex file
                      containing CEF macros
       gbklatex     - Use LaTeX directly on a GBK encoded .tex file
       gbkpdflatex  - Use pdfLaTeX directly on a GBK encoded .tex file
       sjislatex    - Use LaTeX directly on an SJIS encoded .tex file
       sjispdflatex - Use pdfLaTeX directly on an SJIS encoded .tex file

SYNOPSIS

       bg5latex file.tex
       bg5pdflatex file.tex
       etc.

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page briefly documents the different *latex batch files that come with the CJK LaTeX macro.

       The  *latex  commands are shell scripts that will convert a (Big5(+), GBK or SJIS encoded) .tex file in a
       .cjk file using the respective *conv command resulting in a .cjk file, and will then  run  (pdf)latex  on
       the .cjk file.

       If you use Big5+ encoding, then use bg5+latex or bg5+pdflatex.

       If  you  use CEF macro's in your Big5 or SJIS encoded file, use cef5latex or cefslatex resp. instead.  If
       it's in plain ASCII, use ceflatex.

       If you use GNU/Emacs (>=20), you don't have to use any of these commands: just put the  Lisp  file  "cjk-
       enc.el"  in  Emacs'  load-path,  load the library "cjk-enc" and run "M-x cjk-write-file" to create a .cjk
       file.  Then process the .cjk file with latex or pdflatex.

SEE ALSO

       bg5conv(1),  bg5+conv(1),  cef5conv(1),  cefconv(1),  cefsconv(1),  extconv(1),  sjisconv(1),   the   CJK
       documentation files in /usr/share/doc/latex-cjk-common/.

AVAILABILITY

       The  *latex  scripts  are  part of the CJK macro package for LaTeX 2e available at the CTAN hosts and its
       mirrors, and available for Debian under latex-cjk-chinese and latex-cjk-japanese.

AUTHOR

       The programs mentioned under NAME were written by Werner Lemberg <wl@gnu.org>.

       This manual page was written by Danai SAE-HAN <danai.sae-han@edpnet.be> for the Debian  project.   It  is
       licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2 or higher, of which you can find a copy online at
       http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt or on Debian systems under /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-2 (part  of
       the "base-files" package).