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  This is a CONFIG file for the Type One Install utiLity (TOIL, ver. 1.05)
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Pay attention to the following four settings---they're ENVIRONMENT-DEPENDENT:
T1PSTREE     .;..;lofo;c:/psfonts!!    | a set of directories where
                                       | Type 1 fonts are to be searched for;
                                       | emTeX ``exclam''-convention
                                       | was adopted: an exclamation mark
                                       | ending a directory means searching
                                       | one level deeper; two exclamation
                                       | marks mean serching through all
                                       | subdirectories

USE_DIGIT_KPX   0     | 0 causes that all kern pairs (KPX lines in AFM)
                      | containing at least one name of a digit will
                      | be ignored; 1 means that only KPX lines
                      | referring to two digit names will be ignored;
                      | 2 means that all KPX lines will be taken into
                      | account; following Knuth's Computer Modern
                      | family of typefaces, 0 was chosen as default
LC_PSF_NAME     0     | lowercase PS font name (in the resulting PSFONTS.MAP)
UC_TFM_NAME     0     | uppercase TFM name (in the resulting PSFONTS.MAP)
                      | remark: lc-ing and uc-ing is a MSDOS-oriented
                      |         idiosyncrasy of ``BOP'' s.c.

The following six settings are also ENVIRONMENT-DEPENDENT:
RES_MAP_DIR  lofo     | target MAP file directory
RES_TFM_DIR  lofo     | target TFM file directory
RES_ENC_DIR  lofo     | target ENC file directory
RES_ENC_EXT  .enc     | default ENC file extension
RES_ENC_PFX           | prefix of the ENC file name to be prepended
                      | to the ENC name in the MAP file
                      | (you may prefer to have it empty)
RES_PSF_PFX *PSF_DIR* | prefix of the PostScript font (PFB/PFA) file name
                      | to be prepended to the PFB/PFA name in the MAP file
                      | (as previously, you may prefer to have it empty)
In general, you may prefer a modest version:
| RES_TFM_DIR .
| RES_MAP_DIR .
| RES_ENC_DIR .
| RES_ENC_PFX
| RES_PSF_PFX
or you may prefer a sophisticated one:
| RES_TFM_DIR *AFM_DIR*/../tfm
| RES_MAP_DIR *AFM_DIR*/../map
| RES_ENC_DIR *AFM_DIR*/../enc
| RES_ENC_PFX
| RES_PSF_PFX

DVIPS_PATH    <TEXCONFIG>    | <...> means referring to a system
                             | environment variable; DVIPS_PATH, in fact,
                             | locates (main) PSFONTS.MAP (and CONFIG.PS
                             | but it doesn't matter)
DVIPS_MAP    psfonts.map     | DVIPS convention
USER_MAP     psfonts.map     | let's follow DVIPS convention...
| USER_MAP   *MF_NAME*.map   | ... or not
USE_GLB_MAP  1               | use global font map, unless local one
                             | hasn't been found
DEL_MF_FILE  1               | remove temporary (local) MF file
DEL_MF_LOG   1               | remove temporary (local) LOG file
QUIET        0               | 1 means writing messages to the terminal

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Only the lines beginning with key-words (leading blanks are ignored) are
taken into account. A broken bar | means a beginning of a comment (a hash and
a percent are valid characters in MS DOS names). Objects surrouned with
less-greater braces, e.g., <TEXCONFIG>, refer to system environment
variables; objects surrouned with asterisks, e.g., *AFM_DIR*, refer to
internal variables; at present, the following references of this kind are
allowed:  *AFM_DIR*, *PSF_DIR*, *FONT_NAME*, *ENC_NAME*, *MF_NAME*.

The names of the key-words are expected to be long enough to be
self-explaining in most cases; if not, trailing comments should suffice.