The topical meeting on Laser Techniques in the Extreme Ultraviolet dealt with the development of sources of high energy photons produced by direct lasing action, nonlinear mixing, and laser produced plasmas; basic research relevant to molecular physics; and selected novel applications such as holography and x-ray lithography. The conference also addressed novel spectroscopic techniques applicable in the extreme ultraviolet. Topics covered include: laser produced xuv radiation sources; high resolution and excited state spectroscopy; harmonic generation and frequency conversion; multiphoton excitation and ionization studies; laser-synchrotron experiments; soft x-ray lasers; anti-stokes Raman techniques; and xuv reflectors and optics. (Author).