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Your committee has long aimed to ensure that the \acro{UK} makes a
valuable contribution to the world of \TeX: for example, it is
possible to claim that the \acro{UK} \TeX{} archive led the world in
comprehensive provision, and members of your committee continue to
take active part in maintaining the internationally-linked \acro{CTAN}
system of archives.

The idea of keeping the \acro{UK}'s profile motivated us to produce
the `Frequently Asked Questions' (\FAQ) issues that we issued as
`Christmas Editions' of Baskerville for 1994 and 1995.  At the time
that we decided to prepare the 1994 \FAQ{}, we were stirred by the
great value of the \acro{NTG}'s 4All\TeX{} which had at the time just
been released

As members will be aware, \uktug{} has supported the idea of a
`general \CDROM{} distribution' of \TeX{} for a long time.  The first
such disc to appear was the \acro{NTG}'s 4All\TeX{} distribution, and
we have sold very many copies of the various versions of that disc.


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