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diff --git a/systems/msdos/emtex-fonts/psfonts/README.PS b/systems/msdos/emtex-fonts/psfonts/README.PS new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8163449a66 --- /dev/null +++ b/systems/msdos/emtex-fonts/psfonts/README.PS @@ -0,0 +1,189 @@ +% +% This file has been corrected and modified on 05/31/93 +% +Instructions to install PostScript Font Libraries +in Your System: +The following files form this group: + + 1) ps_0.fli + 2) ps_1.fli + 3) ps_2.fli + 4) ps_3.fli + 5) ps_4.fli + 6) ps_5.fli + 7) ps_h.fli + 8) fonttst1.tex , fonttst2.tex + 10) readme ( this file). + +------------------------------------------------------ + +These library files have been generated from the .pk +files available in the file +\pub\archive\fonts\postscript\pk-files\psfonts.zip + +These files were converted from UNIX naming convention +i.e. fontname.(res)pk to DOS naming convention +i.e. fontname.pk. + +This enables a user to use 6 files instead of the numerous +.pk files. +------------------------------------------------------ + +1) The following 6 files have been created, using the + betatest version of emtex FONTLIB program. + ( If you have any problems with the older version + please contact us at the email address mentioned below) + + ps_0.fli,ps_1.fli,ps_2.fli,ps_3.fli,ps_4.fli,ps_5.fli,ps_h.fli. + +2) Move these files into the \texfonts directory where you + have stored your lj_*.fli files (or other printer type + library files). + +3) Modify the .cnf (or other appropriate .cnf file that + you are using) in the \emtex directory. The /pl line is + to be modified as shown in the sample lj.cnf here. (You + can copy this file into the \emtex directory if you are + using laserjet fonts). This is modified to use both the + laserjet and postscript fonts.( See first arrow line + in (8) below ). We have worked with p6l.cnf,p6m.cnf,p6h.cnf + as of now. + +4) Also modify newfonts.sub in the emtex directory with + the one given here and shown below in (10). Add the line + /ps=c:\emtex\newfonts.sub + in your .cnf file. ( This has already been done in the + lj.cnf file shown here). See second arrow line in (8) below. + + +5) YOU ARE GOOD TO GO. + +6) EXAMPLES : + -------- + + i) FONTTST1.TEX - This gives the available postscript + fonts that can be used. + ii) FONTTST2.TEX- This gives postscript fonts at different + sizes. The sizes shown here are the ones that can exactly + be simulated. + Look into them for details. LaTeX them for checking your + installation. + +7) USAGE : + ----- + a) Available Fonts: + --------------- + + The available fonts are shown in the file fonttst1.tex. + The bracketed term shows the short form of these fonts to be used. + + b) Point sizes available: + --------------------- + + The point size can be defined by you. Look in the file + fonttst2.tex for its usage. Fonttst2.dvi shows the size. You + can use the following point size exactly (5,6,7,8,9,10,11,14, + 17,20,25). The previewer will however work with any point size + from 5 to 25, but will display only the above font sizes exactly + ( since the .pk files have been available only in the above sizes). + This has been done by using font substitution in the file newfonts.sub. + See section (10) below for the modifications in newfonts.sub + These point sizes are exact for 300DPI resolution. For resolutions + 180x180 DPI and 360x360 DPI appropriate substitutions have been made. + + c) Driver prompts for unavailable resolution ? + ----------------------------------------- + + In this event the only choice is to specify a resolution closest + to the ones available ( 150,180,210,240,270,300,329,360,432,518, + 622,746). + +8) Modifications in the .cnf ( Example here uses lj.cnf). These + templates are for dvidrv 1.4s. The template for dvidrv 1.4d + or other versions is slightly different. ( You can rename it + as ps.cnf and change the batch files suitably ). + + % lj.cnf (300x300 DPI using LJ fonts) + /pd={,$DVIDRVINPUT:}@i +======> /pl=$DVIDRVFONTS:{lj_{0,h,1,2,3,4,5a,5b,sli},ps_{0,1,2,3,4,5,h}} + /pf={,{$DVIDRVFONTS:pixel{.lj,.ps}}\@Rrdpi\}@f{.pk,.pxl} + /pg={,$DVIDRVGRAPH:}{@Rrdpi\,}@PBf{@Ef,.msp,.pcx,.bmp} + /r=300 + /rf=300 + /fs=1 + /fm=hplaser + /fd=2 +======> /ps=d:\emtex\newfonts.sub + +9) Printing exact fontsizes that are not defined above: + --------------------------------------------------- + + However you can print the exact point sizes (other than the ones + shown above) as you have defined using the utility : DVIPS (to + create a .ps file from the .dvi file). Use GHOSTSCRIPT to print + your postscript file. + + +10) Modifications in NEWFONTS.SUB. + ---------------------------- + + The font substitutions are currently working for 300X300 DPI + printer ( HP laserjet printer ), 360 x 360 DPI printer driver + and 180 x 180 DPI printer driver. These substitutions have + been done to work with the following .cnf files ( p6l.cnf , + p6m.cnf & p6h.cnf and lj.cnf). + + circle* * -> lcircle* * + % + % Substitution for 11pt-25pt at 300 x 300 DPI + % + p* 330 -> p* 329 + p* 420 -> p* 432 + p* 450 -> p* 432 + p* 480 -> p* 432 + p* 510 -> p* 518 + p* 540 -> p* 518 + p* 570 -> p* 518 + p* 600 -> p* 622 + p* 630 -> p* 622 + p* 660 -> p* 622 + p* 690 -> p* 622 + p* 720 -> p* 746 + p* 750 -> p* 746 + % + % Substitution for 11pt-25pt at 180 x 180 DPI + % + p* 197.18011 -> p* 180 + p* 259.2 -> p* 270 + p* 373.194 -> p* 360 + p* 447.66 -> p* 432 + p* 306 -> p* 329 + p* 252 -> p* 240 + p* 216 -> p* 216 + p* 198 -> p* 210 + p* 162 -> p* 180 + p* 144 -> p* 150 + p* 126 -> p* 150 + p* 108 -> p* 108 + p* 108.00002 -> p* 150 + p* 90 -> p* 150 + % + % Substitution for 11pt-25pt at 360 x 360 DPI + % + p* 900 -> p* 746 + p* 612 -> p* 622 + p* 504 -> p* 518 + p* 396 -> p* 432 + p* 394.36024 -> p* 432 + p* 324 -> p* 329 + p* 288 -> p* 270 + p* 216 -> p* 216 + p* 216.00002 -> p* 210 + + + GOOD LUCK WITH THIS USAGE. YOU CAN ADDRESS ANY COMMENTS/PROBLEMS TO + + GANESH THIAGARAJAN / ANTHONY VENSON + email: + gany@rtpc01.eng.lsu.edu + andy@rtpc01.eng.lsu.edu. |