Whoops, we don't have a schedule for the CS161 finals yet. I'd like to have it on Thursday morning or on Wednesday. Tell all your classmates who are not currently exempted to e-mail me their schedule for the finals by Wednesday midnight. Urgent.

I had exactly this issue when I was tutoring a group of Computability Theory students. I found that only GNU Pic gave good results. You can embed pic inline in <nop>LaTeX documents and have it render properly but it's probably better results to use a Makefile and run pic/groff to get EPS files.

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P.S. thanks for all the planner-mode help... I am up and running!!

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