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diff --git a/language/chinese/CJK/cjk-4.8.5/doc/INSTALL b/language/chinese/CJK/cjk-4.8.5/doc/INSTALL new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..396187f01e --- /dev/null +++ b/language/chinese/CJK/cjk-4.8.5/doc/INSTALL @@ -0,0 +1,686 @@ +This is the file INSTALL of the CJK macro package ver. 4.8.5 (16-Oct-2021). + +Installation Guide +================== + +It is probably a good idea to get a packaged version of CJK---be warned that +installing CJK is *not* trivial. + +The easiest solution is to use the TeX Live CD which is distributed among +members of TeX user groups worldwide. It comes with a ready-to-run CJK setup +together with basic CJK fonts (in outline format if freely available) for +almost all encodings. To get a recent snapshot, try the SVN archive. See + + http://www.tug.org/texlive/svn/ + +for more details. + +. Using web sites like http://rpmseek.com you can find and download CJK + packages for most GNU/Linux distributions like SuSE or Debian. + +. For FreeBSD try this: + + http://www.freebsd.org/ports/chinese.html + +. MikTeX also provides packages for CJK. + + +Here a check list for the impatient (experienced) user which tries to show +whether you've done all steps to install the CJK package and fonts. It is +assumed that you want to install both ttf2pk and hbf2gf. + +Detailed explanations can be found below. + + +--- begin checklist --------------------------------------------------------- + +. Have you installed a LaTeX 2e version newer or equal to 2001/06/01? The + version of LaTeX is given in each log file produced by LaTeX. For using + CJKutf8.sty you even need version 2003/12/01. + +. Have you removed an older version of CJK? If not, do it now but don't + forget to save your FD and other files which you have changed! Don't + forget also to remove the ttf2pk and hbf2gf binaries. + +. Can the texinput tree of the CJK package be found by your TeX + implementation? Have you activated subdirectory searching? + +. Have you downloaded the needed font packages (either ps, hbf or ttf)? See + also contrib/wadalab/DNP.txt for the Japanese Wadalab fonts. Have you + moved the TFM files into your TFM-tree (or updated TFMINPUTS accordingly)? + Ditto for VF files if needed. + +. Have you installed ttf2pk and ttf2tfm from the FreeType 1 package (only + needed for TrueType fonts)? Note that FreeType 2 won't work. + +. Have you run ttf2tfm to create the proper TFM files from your TrueType + fonts? This won't be done automatically via mktextfm or MakeTeXTFM! + +. Have you updated the ttfonts.map file for ttf2pk? Have you updated the + various hbf2gf config files? Have you copied them to the right places? + Don't forget to install ttf2pk's SFD and other data files which define the + various CJK subfonts and encodings. + +. Have you modified and installed the script files for automatic font + generation (not necessary for teTeX 1.0 or newer)? + +. If you want Thai support, have you followed the instructions given in + thaifont.txt? + + +web2c/teTeX users: + +. Do you have a C compiler and a make program available for compilation? GNU + gcc and GNU make are recommended. + +. Have you updated special.map? + +. Have you used the options --with-kpathsea-include=... and + --with-kpathsea-lib=... while calling the configure script of hbf2gf + (or ttf2pk)? Otherwise no file searching library is used which yields + surprising results... Note: Don't use `/usr/include/kpathsea', for + example, but `/usr/include' as an argument to --with-kpathsea-include. + +. To check whether kpathsea correctly finds HBF files and configuration + files for hbf2gf, say: + + kpsewhich -progname=hbf2gf -format='misc fonts' <your_font>.hbf + kpsewhich -progname=hbf2gf -format='other text files' <your_file>.cfg + + The same for TrueType fonts and the ttf2pk config file: + + kpsewhich -progname=ttf2pk <your_font>.ttf + kpsewhich -progname=ttf2pk -format='other text files' ttfonts.map + + [Recent kpathsea versions (like 3.5.5) which come with the new teTeX or + TeXLive distributions have a new variable `TEXFONTMAPS' for map files; + you should use this test + + kpsewhich -progname=ttf2pk -format=map ttfonts.map + + instead of the last one.] + +. Have you compiled the various *conv utility programs (like bg5conv)? Have + you installed them together with the caller scripts (like bg5latex) in + your path? FOR BIG 5 ENCODING YOU SHOULD ALWAYS USE bg5latex or + bg5pdflatex (except if you use cjk-enc.el). FOR SJIS ENCODING YOU SHOULD + ALWAYS USE sjislatex or sjispdflatex. + +. Have you updated and controlled the texmf.cnf configuration file or set + the various environment variables? (TEXINPUTS, TFMFONTS, PKFONTS, + MISCFONTS, TTFONTS, probably TTF2PKINPUTS, TTF2TFMINPUTS, HBF2GFINPUTS) + +. ttf2pk and hbf2gf should be in the same directory where your TeX binaries + like `texconfig' or `gftopk' are (or you must set TEXMFCNF and probably + TEXMF in the environment). Soft links won't work! + +. Finally, have you run texhash (or mktexlsr) after finishing all other + things? + + +emTeX users: + +. Have you created a LaTeX format file which allows plain 8bit input and + output without using any TeX Code Page (tcp)? + +. Have you installed 4DOS (4OS2 or Take Command) for running the file + dvidrv.btm? + +. Have you configured dvidrv.btm? + +. Have you installed the various *conv utility programs (like bg5conv)? + together with the caller scripts (like bg5latex.bat)? FOR BIG 5 ENCODING + YOU SHOULD ALWAYS USE bg5latex.bat . FOR SJIS ENCODING YOU SHOULD ALWAYS + USE sjisltx.bat . + +. Have you created and installed TFM files for fonts not in a CJK font + package? + +. Check whether you have updated all needed environment variables (TEXINPUT, + TEXTFM, TTFONTS, TTFCFG, HBFONTS, HBFCFG) and your dvidrv configuration + file or files (+font-files, +virtual-fonts). + + +In case of errors, verify the list step by step. Detailed information for +each step can be found in the documentation files of CJK. Under web2c or +teTeX, you can set the KPATHSEA_DEBUG environment variable to -1, then all +debugging info is shown and sent to stderr; it is *highly* recommended that +you read the kpathsea.info files. Under emTeX, read the various +documentation files, especially dvidrv.doc and tex.doc, and check the log +file of your dvi driver. + +For hbf2gf, read hbf2gf.txt and its manual page (hbf2gf.1 or a formatted +version of it). Similarly, more info on ttf2tfm and ttf2pk can be found in +ttf2pk.doc and the manual pages ttf2pk.1 and ttf2tfm.1 (or a formatted +version). + +--- end checklist ----------------------------------------------------------- + + + +Unix (web2c and teTeX) +---------------------- + +. If you can become root, rename the `texinput' directory tree of CJK into + `CJK' or something else and add it to your (local) web2c texinput tree + (for example, /usr/local/share/texmf.local/tex/latex/CJK). + +. If you can't become root, modify the TEXINPUTS environment variable + instead so that it includes the CJK directory; use a command similar to + + setenv TEXINPUTS :<your CJK directory>// + + to let TeX search the standard directories and your CJK tree, e.g., + + setenv TEXINPUTS :/home/joe_user/CJK/4_3.0/texinput// + + (Note the leading double colon to append a path, and the double slash to + activate subdirectory searching---for details see the kpathsea info + files.) + + [Recent teTeX and TeXLive versions automatically search a TEXMF tree in + your home directory called `texmf'.] + + See contrib/wadalab/DNP.txt for the Japanese Wadalab fonts. + +. Edit the FD files of the encodings you want to use to specify the fonts + you have. An explanation of the additional size commands CJK provides can + be found in fonts.txt . + + Note: Most FD example files from the CJK package are set up for PS fonts + from the TeXLive distribution. + + If you use the CJK font packages (see below) no changes are needed. + +. [In case you plan to use only outline fonts (PFB, TTF) you can omit the + installation of hbf2gf and HBF fonts.] + + If necessary, create TFM (and PK) files from CJK bitmaps with hbf2gf + (found in utils/hbf2gf). This program comes with a configure script; say + `./configure --help' in the utils/hbf2gf directory for configuration + options. You need a compiled kpathsea library and its header files; in + most cases you say + + ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/TeX \ + --with-kpathsea-include=<INCLUDEDIR> \ + --with-kpathsea-lib=<LIBDIR> + make + make install + + for a normal compilation and installation. Replace `/usr/local/TeX' with a + path to your TeX distribution, and <DIR> with the directory one level + higher than the library and the include files themselves. Example: + libkpathsea.a is in /usr/local/TeX/lib/i686-linux, kpathsea.h is in + /usr/local/TeX/include/kpathsea; then <LIBDIR> should be + `/usr/local/TeX/TeX/lib/i686-linux', and <INCLUDEDIR> should be + `/usr/local/TeX/include' (and not `/usr/local/TeX/include/kpathsea). + + See hbf2gf.txt, the man page (hbf2gf.1), and the documentation of the + source file (hbf2gf.dvi) for further details. Usually it is sufficient to + let hbf2gf create a complete set of TFM files; PK fonts are then created + on demand. + + Older kpathsea versions need a patched MakeTeXPK or mktexpk script; you + should apply the proper patch(es) from utils/hbf2gf/scripts. No changes to + the script files are necessary for teTeX 1.0 and newer. + + The CJK font packages already contain TFM (and VF) files arranged for the + (new) TDS directory structure; add it directly to your TEXMF tree. + +. Free Chinese TrueType fonts (for both simplified and traditional Chinese) + with a license similar to the GPL can be found on + + ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/nongnu + + and its mirrors worldwide. You might also search websites of companies + offering WWW browser; they often come with CJK language packs which + contain CJK TrueType fonts. + + Please note that many CJK TrueType fonts only have a Unicode mapping + table. You should use the SFD files from the ttf2pk package starting with + the letter `U' (e.g., UKS.sfd) which maps Unicode fonts to language + specific encoded subfonts as needed by the CJK package. + + The ttf2pk package found in the contrib/ttf2pk directory of + + ftp://ftp.freetype.org/pub/ + freetype/unstable/freetype1-contrib-current.tar.gz + + contains the two programs ttf2tfm and ttf2pk for converting TrueType fonts + into TFM and PK fonts, respectively. By the way, this package is not + restricted to CJK TrueType fonts; it works with other TrueType fonts too. + Read the manual pages and the documentation for further information. For + compilation you also need the FreeType 1 package: + + ftp://ftp.freetype.org/pub/freetype/unstable/freetype-current.tar.gz + +. The font editor `fontforge' (available from http://fontforge.sf.net) is + capable of generating Type 1 subfonts as needed by CJK from other formats + like TTF, OTF or CID (using the subfont definition files from ttf2pk). + Such subfonts should be usable by virtually all platforms. + + (Funnnily, fontforge uses the `.sfd' extension also for saving font files + it creates.) + + Although fontforge needs the X Window System, it can be compiled without a + graphical interface, using a scripting language to control font + conversion. The directory `utils/subfonts' of the CJK package contains + useful scripts for manipulating subfonts. + +. It is recommended to add all CJK fonts which are converted to the PK font + format (either with hbf2gf or ttf2pk) to the file special.map: Assuming + that your PK fonts should be generated in + + $TEXMF/fonts/pk/modeless/gb2312/gsfs14/ + + the proper entries would be + + gsfs1401 gb2312 gsfs14 + gsfs1402 gs2312 gsfs14 + ... + +. Compile the small preprocessors in the utils subdirectories with + + cc -O -s -o bg5conv bg5conv.c + cc -O -s -o sjisconv sjisconv.c + cc -O -s -o cefconv cefconv.c + cc -O -s -o cef5conv cef5conv.c + cc -O -s -o cefsconv cefsconv.c + cc -O -s -o extconv extconv.c + + and move them into TeX's bin directory (together with the shell scripts) + or modify the PATH environment variable appropriately. (`cc' can be any C + compiler.) + + The script files `...latex' make the use of these programs transparent. + +. Move the man pages into your man1 directory tree. + +. If you want to use Mule, emacs, or XEmacs together with the CJK package, + you should install cjk-enc.el (in utils/lisp). See cjk-enc.txt for + documentation. Choose the correct cjk-enc.el version---note that the Mule + version has limited capabilities compared to the Emacs version. + + Move cjk-enc.el to a place which is searched by Mule (e.g., + /usr/local/lib/mule/site-lisp) and put the following line into your emacs + file: + + (load-library "cjk-enc") + + The default directory for emacs is /usr/local/share/emacs/site-lisp. + + Note that you don't need cjk-enc.el in case you are editing UTF-8 encoded + files only. + +. If you mainly write Chinese or Japanese with Emacs or Mule, consider the + use of cjktilde.el (in utils/lisp). This file contains a minor mode which + exchanges the tilde key with the space key. See the documentation of + \CJKtilde in CJK.txt for the reasons to use `~' in most cases instead of + a space character. + + To install, move cjktilde.el to a place which is searched by Emacs or Mule + (e.g., /usr/local/share/emacs/site-lisp) and put the following line into + your .emacs file: + + (load-library "cjktilde") + + To toggle the CJK tilde mode say + + M-x cjk-tilde-mode + + You can then assign cjk-tilde-mode to a key, e.g., shift-insert. + +. If you use AUCTeX you can try cjkspace.el instead of cjktilde.el; it works + in a similar (but not identical) way and is special to LaTeX buffers. Move + the file to the local lisp directory and put the following lines into your + .emacs file: + + (autoload 'CJK-insert-space "cjkspace" + "Insert tildes appropriately in CJK document." t) + (defun my-LaTeX-mode-hook () + "My personal key definitions for LaTeX mode." + (define-key LaTeX-mode-map " " 'CJK-insert-space)) + (add-hook 'LaTeX-mode-hook 'my-LaTeX-mode-hook) + + Please read the documentation in the file cjkspace.el . + +. For Thai support please follow the instructions given in `thaifont.txt'. + + +DOS and OS/2 (emTeX) +-------------------- + +web2c has been ported to MS-DOS. If you use this (which I recommend), follow +the instructions above. + +. Note that some Unix specific shell scripts and other files have names + longer than 8 characters. You don't need them. Some of the TeX input files + have lower and uppercase characters in its filenames, but none of the + filenames collide under DOS. + +. Move the `texinput' directory tree to a place where TeX scans for input + files (and rename it to `cjk' or something else). Note that its + subdirectories are specific to encoding schemes. emTeX allows for + recursively scanned search paths, thus retaining the directory tree is + possible. + + Example: + + CJK files: c:\emtex\texinput\cjk\... + environment: set emtexdir=c:\emtex + set texinput=%emtexdir%\texinput!! + + See contrib/wadalab/DNP.txt for the Japanese Wadalab fonts. + +. [In case you plan to use only outline fonts (PFB, TTF) you can omit + this step.] + + Compile hbf2gf. You need GNU make and either the emx (DOS and OS/2) or + the djgpp (DOS and Windows) compiler. + + Say `make -f Makefile.gnu' to see the possible options; more info can be + found in hbf2gf.txt . + +. Compile the utility programs. + + cc -O -s -o bg5conv bg5conv.c + cc -O -s -o sjisconv sjisconv.c + cc -O -s -o cefconv cefconv.c + cc -O -s -o cef5conv cef5conv.c + cc -O -s -o cefsconv cefsconv.c + cc -O -s -o extconv extconv.c + +. Move the various BAT files (for DOS) and/or the CMD REXX scripts (for + OS/2) into a directory in the path (e.g., c:\emtex\bin). + +. Edit the FD files of your encoding(s) to specify the fonts you have. An + explanation of the additional size commands CJK provides can be found in + fonts.txt . + + Note: Most FD example files from the CJK package are set up for PS fonts + from the TeXLive distribution. + + If you use the CJK font packages (see below) no changes are needed. + +. [In case you plan to use only outline fonts (PFB, TTF) you can omit this + step.] + + If necessary, create TFM (and PK) files from CJK bitmaps with hbf2gf + (found in utils\hbf2gf). See hbf2gf.txt and the documentation of the + source file (hbf2gf.dvi) for explanation. Usually it is sufficient to let + hbf2gf create a complete set of TFM files; PK fonts are then created on + demand (this is done with the dvidrv.btm shell script of the CJK package). + + You need 4DOS or 4OS/2 (these are shareware replacements for command.com) + to run dvidrv.btm. + + dvidrv.btm should also work with Take Command/16, Take Command/32, or Take + Command for OS/2. + + The CJK font packages already contain TFM (and VF) files (arranged for the + (new) TDS directory structure; unpack the font packages in the root + directory with + + gzip -d CJK_font_archive.tgz + tar xvf CJK_font_archive.tar + + Rearrange the directory structure as suggested below (to make the file + search mechanism of emTeX faster) and modify the appropriate environment + variables to include the additional directories. The same holds for the + CJK bitmap fonts, its HBF header files and the hbf2gf configuration files. + + [Note: Binaries for the gzip and tar archive programs can be found on CTAN + in the `utils' subdirectory.] + + Example: + + jfs56.tar.gz (should be ftp'ed as jfs56.tgz if you work under DOS + since two dots are not allowed) + + suggested final directory structure (after unpacking and rearranging): + + c:\texmf\fonts\tfm\gsfs1401.tfm ... + c:\texmf\hbf2gf\gsfs14.cfg + c:\texmf\fonts\hbf\gb2312\jfs56\jfs56.a ... + [ c:\texmf\fonts\pk\modeless\XXXdpi\gsfs1401.pk ... ] + + Add these lines to the end of autoexec.bat: + + set texmfdir=c:\texmf + set cjkpk=%texmfdir%\fonts\pk + set textfm=%textfm%;%texmfdir%\fonts\tfm + + Under OS/2, add similar lines (but with expanded pathnames) to the end + of config.sys: + + set texmfdir=c:\texmf + set cjkpk=c:\texmf\fonts\pk + set textfm=<your old textfm path>;c:\texmf\fonts\tfm + + Changes in gsfs14.cfg: + + pk_directory $texmfdir\fonts\pk\modeless\432dpi\ + tfm_directory $texmfdir\fonts\tfm\ + + Changes in dvidrv.btm: + + set pkdir=%texmfdir%\fonts\pk + set ttfcfg=%texmfdir%\ttf2pk + set hbfcfg=%texmfdir%\hbf2gf + + set pre_dpi= + set post_dpi=dpi + + Changes in a dvi driver configuration file (.cnf) for emTeX: + + +font-files:{<your old pk path>,$texmfdir:fonts\modeless}\@Rrdpi\@f.pk + +. Free Chinese TrueType fonts (for both simplified and traditiional Chinese) + with a license similar to the GPL can be found on + ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/nongnu and its mirrors worldwide. You might also + search websites of companies offering WWW browser; they often come with + CJK language packs which contain CJK TrueType fonts. + + Please note that many CJK TrueType fonts only have a Unicode mapping + table. You should use the SFD files from the ttf2pk package starting with + the letter `U' (e.g., UKS.sfd) which maps Unicode fonts to language + specific encoded subfonts as needed by the CJK package. + + The ttf2pk package can be found in the contrib/ttf2pk directory of + + ftp://ftp.freetype.org/ + freetype/unstable/freetype1-contrib-current.tar.gz + + contains the two programs ttf2tfm and ttf2pk for converting TrueType fonts + into TFM and PK fonts, respectively. By the way, this package is not + restricted to CJK TrueType fonts; it works with other TrueType fonts too. + Read the manual pages and the documentation for further information. For + compilation you also need the FreeType 1 package: + + ftp://ftp.freetype.org/pub/freetype/unstable/freetype-current.tar.gz + +. The font editor `fontforge' (available from http://fontforge.sf.net) is + capable to generate Type 1 subfonts as needed by CJK from other formats + like TTF, OTF or CID (using the subfont definition files from ttf2pk). + Such subfonts should be usable by virtually all platforms. + + (Funnnily, fontforge uses the `.sfd' extension also for saving font files + it creates.) + + Although fontforge needs the X Window System, it can be compiled without a + graphical interface, using a scripting language to control font + conversion. The directory `utils/subfonts' of the CJK package contains + useful scripts for manipulating subfonts. + +. You find the some standard Hangul PK fonts for 300dpi (cx) and 600dpi + (ljfour) resolution in the following archives: + + han.300.tar.gz + han1.300.tar.gz + han.600.tar.gz + han1.600.tar.gz + han.tfmvf.tar.gz + han1.tfmvf.tar.gz + + It is necessary to rearrange not only the directory structure but the + names of the dpi directories too: The TeX directory standards specifies + `dpiXXX', but emTeX provides by default `XXXdpi'. + + The final locations of the packages' files should be + + c:\texmf\fonts\tfm\ + c:\texmf\fonts\vf\ + c:\texmf\fonts\pk\{cx,ljfour}\XXXdpi\ + + Additionally to the above example you should add this to the end of + autoexec.bat: + + set cjkvf=%texmfdir%\fonts\vf + + or config.sys for OS/2: + + set cjkvf=c:\texmf\fonts\vf + + Assuming that you use the 300dpi Hangul PK fonts (for a cx printer) you + should do the following changes in your dvi driver configuration file + (suffix `.cnf') for emTeX (still continuing the above example): + + +font-files:{<your old pk path>,$texmfdir:fonts\{modeless,cx}}\@Rrdpi\@f.pk + +virtual-fonts:{<your old vf path>,$texmfdir:fonts}\@f.vf + +. For Thai support please follow the instructions given in `thaifont.txt'. + + +Other systems +------------- + +Recent versions of CJK have only been tested with web2c; nevertheless, it +should run on other systems too: + + The font editor `fontforge' (available from http://fontforge.sf.net) is + capable to generate Type 1 subfonts as needed by CJK from other formats + like TTF, OTF or CID (using the subfont definition files from ttf2pk). + Such subfonts should be usable by virtually all platforms. + + (Funnnily, fontforge uses the `.sfd' extension also for saving font files + it creates.) + + Although fontforge needs the X Window System, it can be compiled without a + graphical interface, using a scripting language to control font + conversion. The directory `utils/subfonts' of the CJK package contains + useful scripts for manipulating subfonts. + + If no outline fonts are available and you have to use HBF fonts, try to + compile hbf2gf. Since it is written in ANSI C it should be fairly portable + (if patches are needed please send them to the author; most likely you + have to modify the file operating routines). If this fails it is necessary + to build the various PK fonts on a different machine. It has been reported + that older GNU compilers on the NeXT have difficulties with `%i' + formatting parameters in the HBF API (hbf.c): replace all occurrences of + `%i' with `%d'. + + If there exists an equivalent to mktexpk (or dvidrv.btm), try to modify it + similar to CJK's changes so that CJK fonts can be created on the fly. If + this fails you can only use precompiled sets of CJK fonts (this is, using + PK fonts generated on another platform). + + The rest should be rather trivial for the experienced user; again, please + write the author if you have successfully installed the package and send a + report how to install. + + +How to get CJK and related software +----------------------------------- + +. You find CJK and software related to TeX at the CTAN hosts (Comprehensive + TeX Archive Network). These completely identical ftp servers (concerning + TeX software) are + + ftp.dante.de DANTE (Deutsche Anwendervereinigung fuer TeX) + Hamburg (Germany) + ftp.tex.ac.uk Cambridge University + Cambridge (England) + ctan.tug.org TUG (TeX Users Group) + Massachusetts (USA) + + You should use the nearest one, or even better, a local mirror of a CTAN + host: The file `CTAN.sites' on CTAN contains a list. + + On CTAN, the CJK package itself is unpacked. To receive the complete + package, go to the parent directory of CJK and say + + get CJK.zip + + or + + get CJK.tar.gz + + whatever is appropriate for your system. + + The CJK directory and all its subdirectories are sent to you in compressed + form. Be aware that not all mirrors of CTAN sites support compression of + directories. + +. The documentation bundle of the CJK package is not unpackaged; download it + as + + get cjk-4.8.5-doc.tar.gz + + or + + get cjk-4.8.5-doc.tar.gz cjkdoc.tgz + + whatever is appropriate for your system. It contains precompiled versions + (in DVI, PDF, text format) of all documentation and example files. + +. PostScript font packages with subfonts which can be directly used by the + CJK package are already available on CTAN: + + traditional Chinese: + fonts/arphic/bkai00mp-<version>.tar.gz + fonts/arphic/bsmi00lp-<version>.tar.gz + + simplified Chinese: + fonts/arphic/gbsn00lp-<version>.tar.gz + fonts/arphic/gkai00mp-<version>.tar.gz + + Japanese: + fonts/wadalab/gothic-0-13-<version>.tar.gz + fonts/wadalab/maru-0-8-<version>.tar.gz + fonts/wadalab/maru-1-8-<version>.tar.gz + fonts/wadalab/mincho-0-12-<version>.tar.gz + fonts/wadalab/mincho-0-8-<version>.tar.gz + fonts/wadalab/mincho-1-8-<version>.tar.gz + + Korean: + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-bom.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-dinaru.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-fonts.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-gothic.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-graphic.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-gungseo.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-jamo.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-myoungjo.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-pen.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-pilgi.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-pilgia.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-shinmun.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-taza.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-vada.tar.gz + fonts/korean/HLaTeX/uhc-yetgul.tar.gz + + You should consult the documentation and the font samplers of those + packages (if available) for more informations. + +. Mule 2.3 can be downloaded from this Japanese host: + + ftp://ftp.m17n.org/pub/mule/mule-2.3.tar.gz + + [Note: You need Mule 2.3 only for right-to-left scripts like Arabic or + Hebrew which aren't yet supported in emacs. Otherwise, I strongly + recommend to get FSF emacs 22 or newer, or XEmacs 21.1 or newer which is + available from ftp.gnu.org (USA) and ftp.xemacs.org, respectively, and + its many mirrors.] + + +---End of INSTALL--- |