When producing the .pdf or the .html output, the typesetter does the entire job. Viewing and printing of these formats is done with standard third-party tools:
For working with the TeX-standard .dvi format you would need to use the VTeX dvi driver, vtexwd.exe
MicroPress considers the .dvi mode of operation obsolete. .dvi's do not offer any advantages over the .pdf and most of the new enhancements will be designed for the .pdf and the .html modes.
The VTeX Dvi driver program combines the functionality of such traditional TeX tools as
Rather than supplying a variety of driver programs, VTeX Dvi driver
delivers all of the above within a single program. Different drivers
are chosen with command line keys. Since only one program is involved,
all the Dvi drivers share the same features and specials.
Previewer features
This instance of the Universal driver has been optimized for PostScript
printers. Its advantages include:
This instance of the Universal driver has been optimized for HP LaserJets
printers. Its advantages include:
This instance of the Universal driver has been optimized for older dot-matrix
printers. Supported printers include
The universal TeX device driver supports several bitmap file formats.
Among them:
These options are supported under both DOS and Windows. The output can be transmitted by FAX programs or pasted into other applications.
The Windows generic driver prints through Windows system printer drivers. While the
generic driver is slower than specialized drivers included in VTeX, it has its own
advantages as well. Here are some of them:
However, if you want faster output, you should consider using
The Previewer
The PostScript Driver
The LaserJet Driver
The Dot-Matrix Driver
The Bitmap Driver
The Windows Generic Driver