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\section{References}
\iflong\else
This section includes references not cited in the "Abridged
Malvern Handbook".
\fi
The publication \TUGboat, referred to below, is the journal of
the \TeX\ Users Group (TUG), PO~Box~\n{9506}, Providence,
RI~$02940$--$9506$, United States of America. Their electronic
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\nbibitem{PS}
Adobe Systems Incorporated, {\it PostScript\registered\ Language
Reference Manual}, $2$nd Edition (Addison--Wesley, $1990$). The
definitive description of the Level-$2$ PostScript
page-decsription language.
\nbibitem{Berry}
Karl Berry, `Filenames for Fonts', \TB{11}{1990}{4}{517}{520}.
This describes a system of conventions for assigning \TeX\
external names to fonts.
\nbibitem{Berry2}
Karl Berry, {\it Filenames for Fonts}, version $1.6$
\url{file}{ftp.cs.umb.edu}{pub/tex}{fontnames-1.6.tar.gz}. As
above, with revisions, a longer list of family names, and some
ideas for long fontnames.
\nbibitem{Bien}
Janusz S. Bie\'n, `On Standards for Computer-Modern Font
Extensions', \TB{11}{1990}{2}{175}{183}. Ennumerates the
special letters used in several languages.
\nbibitem{KD}
K.~J. Dryllerakis (|kd@doc.ic.ac.uk|), {\it Typesetting Greek
Texts with Greek\TeX}, Greek\TeX~\n{3.1} (also known as KD Greek)
(CTAN |fonts/greek/kd|).
\nbibitem{Cork}
Michael~J. Ferguson, `Report on Multilingual Activities',
\TB{11}{1990}{4}{514}{516}. This describes the font encoding
that resulted from discussions at the \TeX\ User Group
conference in Cork in September $1990$.
\nbibitem{GPL}
Free Software Foundation, {\it GNU General Public License},
Version~$1$ (Free Software Foundation, Inc., $675$ Mass Ave,
Cambridge, MA~$02139$, USA) (Feb.\thinspace $1989$). The license
agreement descibes the rights and responsibilities of users of
GNU software. (Supplied as a file |COPYING| in all GNU
distributions.)
\nbibitem{Hara}
Yannis Haralambous, `\TeX\ and Latin-Alphabet Languages',
\TB{10}{1989}{3}{342}{345}. An attempt to devise a system of
ligatures to cover all European Latin-alphabet languages.
Incorrectly states that no English words use composite letters.
\nbibitem{Hart's}
Horace Hart, {\it Hart's Rules for Compositors and Readers at
the University Press, Oxford}, $39$th Edition (corrected)
(Oxford University Press, $1990$). A small book describing the
house style of the Oxford University Press.
\nbibitem{Hart's13} \Ibid, p.\,$13$.
\nbibitem{Hart's30} \Ibid, p.\,$30$
\nbibitem{Hart's62} \Ibid, p.\,$62$
\nbibitem{Hart's102} \Ibid, p.\,$102$.
\nbibitem{Hart's120} \Ibid, pp.\,$120$--$121$.
\nbibitem{Hart's135} \Ibid, p.\,$135$.
\nbibitem{fontinst}
Alan Jeffrey ({\tt alanje@cogs.susc.ac.uk}), {\it The |fontinst|
package} (CTAN |fonts/utilities/fontinst|, June \n{1994}). See
\xref{s-fontinst}.
\nbibitem{MFbook}
Donald E. Knuth, {\it The \MF book} (Addison--Wesley,
$1986$). Also published as Volume~C of the Computers and
Typesetting Series. The definitive user manual for \MF.
\nbibitem{MFApp.F}
\Ibid, Appendix F.
\nbibitem{TeXbook}
Donald E. Knuth, {\it The \TeX book} ($n$th printing,
Addison--Wesley, $1990$). Also published as Volume~A of the
Computers and Typesetting Series. The definitive user guide to
\TeX.
\nbibitem{TeXchar}
{\TeX book}, Chapters $25$ and~$26$. \<character> is defined at the
start of Ch.\thinspace $26$ (Summary of Math Mode), but the concept is
used in Ch.\thinspace $25$ (Summary of Horizontal Mode).
\nbibitem{TeX9}
{\it \TeX book}, Chapter \n9.
\nbibitem{TeXB4}
{\it \TeX book}, Appendix B, \S$4$
\nbibitem{TeXD1}
{\it \TeX book}, Appendix D, \S$1$.
\nbibitem{TeXE}
{\it \TeX book}, Appendix E.
\nbibitem{TeXF1}
{\it \TeX book}, Appendix F, Figure~\n1.
\nbibitem{LaTeX}
Leslie Lamport, {\it \LaTeX: A Document Preparation System}
(Addison--Wesley, $1986$). An introduction and user guide for
\LaTeX.
\nbibitem{lfonts}
Leslie Lamport et al., |lfonts.tex| (part of the standard
\LaTeX\ distribution). The only documentation for the standard
\LaTeX\ font-loading macros.
\nbibitem{NFSS}
Frank Mittelbach and Rainer Sch\"opf, `The New Font Family
Selection: User Interface to Standard \LaTeX',
\TB{11}{1990}{2}{298}{}. This describes a version of the
so-called New Font Selection Scheme (\mc{NFSS}), used in some
\LaTeX\ installations.
\nbibitem{ODWE}
{\it The Oxford Dictionary for Writers and Editors} (Oxford
University Press, $1990$). The companion dictionary to
\rcite{Hart's} above.
\nbibitem{ODWEacc}
\Ibid, under "accents and special sorts".
\nbibitem{ODWEcap}
\Ibid, under "capitalization/Postcodes". (Also the first line
of the title verso of the same book.)
\nbibitem{Pei}
Mario A. Pei, {\it The World's Chief Languages}, $3$rd Edition
(Allen \& Unwin, $1949$). The only reference in my local
library to many of the languages that latin fonts are expected
to support.
\nbibitem{nfss-malvern}
Sebastian Rahtz, {\tt malvern.sty} (in directory {\tt
/contrib/spqr} of the \package\ distribution). Specifies
Malvern fonts for \LaTeX \n{2.09} with NFSS.
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