/*
 * This section is added to the user manual in place of the 
 * terminal descriptions for latex emtex eepic and tpic if these
 * terminals are disabled, as they are by default in version 5.4
 */
#ifdef TERM_HELP
START_HELP(latex)
"1 latex",
"?set terminal latex",
"?set term latex",
"?terminal latex",
"?term latex",
"?latex",
"?set terminal emtex",
"?set terminal eepic",
"?set terminal tpic",
"?set term emtex",
"?set term eepic",
"?set term tpic",
"?terminal emtex",
"?terminal eepic",
"?terminal tpic",
"?emtex",
"?eepic",
"?tpic",
" Gnuplot provides a variety of terminals for use with TeX/LaTeX.",
"",
" (1) TeX/LaTeX compatible terminals based on use of PostScript",
" See  `epslatex`, `pslatex`, and `pstricks`.",
"",
" (2) TeX/LaTeX compatible terminals based on cairo graphics",
" See `cairolatex`.",
"",
" (3) The `tikz` terminal uses an external lua script (see `lua`)",
" to produce files for the PGF and TikZ packages.",
" Use the command `set term tikz help` to print terminal options.",
"",
" (4) The `pict2e` terminal (added in version 5.4) replaces a set of legacy",
" terminals `latex`, `emtex`, `eepic`, and `tpic` present in older versions",
" of gnuplot. See `pict2e`.",
"",
" (5) Others, see `context` and legacy terminal `texdraw`.",
"",
" A summary of TeX-friendly terminals is available here:",
"^ <a href=\"http://www.gnuplot.info/docs/latex_demo.pdf\">",
"           http://www.gnuplot.info/docs/latex_demo.pdf",
"^ </a>",
""
END_HELP(latex)
#endif
