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# mff.rc 1.2.0 1994/10/11 -- mff startup file for Malvern 1.2
# Copyright 1994 P. Damian Cugley
### @mff-startup-file {
### filename = "mff.rc",
### version = "1.2.0",
### date = "1994/10/11",
### package = "Malvern 1.2",
### author = "P. Damian Cugley",
### email = "damian.cugley@comlab.ox.ac.uk",
### address = "Oxford University Computing Laboratory,
### Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3QD, UK",
### codetable = "USASCII",
### keywords = "Malvern, METAFONT, font, typefont, TeX",
### supported = "Maybe",
### abstract = "mff startup file for the Malvern
### font family.",
### dependencies = "other program files",
### }
# See the Malvern Handbook (maman.tex) for more info about Malvern.
# This software is available freely but without warranty.
# See the file COPYING for details.
# This file describes the translation of font names into assignments to
# METAFONT variables (see the file INSTALL for more info).
# It is used by programs like mff that run METAFONT automatically.
########################################################################
#
# The font name is of the form
#
# maXXx## my nonstandard font names
#
# where XX is 2 digits giving a style in the tradition of Univers
# x is a suffix describing the character set of the font
# ## is the design size, in points (with p as decimal point)
#
# Examples:
#
# ma55a10 Malvern 55 10-pt
# ma65a10 Malvern 65 demibold 10-pt
# ma74a18 Malvern 74 bold extended italic 18-pt
# ma58a7 Malvern 58 condensed italic 7-pt
#
# Use "mff -ffmv ..." to get Karl Berry's style of names.
#
########################################################################
# The following sets the W table.
+W
-W "1= weight = 1/4" # ultra-light
-W "2= weight = 1/2" # extra-light
-W "3= weight = 3/4" # light
-W "4= weight = 7/8" # book
-W "5= weight = 1" # medium
-W "6= weight = 1.3" # demi
-W "7= weight = 1.6" # bold
-W "8= weight = 2" # extra
-W "9= weight = 3" # ultra
# The table of widths.
+C
-C "9= hratio = 0.50"
-C "0= hratio = 0.50; slant = 1/8; italicness = 1"
-C "7= hratio = 0.80"
-C "8= hratio = 0.80; slant = 1/8; italicness = 1"
-C "5= hratio = 1.00"
-C "6= hratio = 1.00; slant = 1/8; italicness = 1"
-C "3= hratio = 1.15"
-C "4= hratio = 1.15; slant = 1/8; italicness = 1"
-C "1= hratio = 1.30"
-C "2= hratio = 1.30; slant = 1/8; italicness = 1"
+I
# "j" is a hack to prevent the programs from using features new
# to METAFONT 2.0 -- such as the |=: ligature step, which is used
# to fake an "fj" ligature.
-I "j= no_new_mf = 1" # use when using METAFONT 1.x
# Malvern encodings:
+J
-J "a= encoding = 1" # Malvern A (Latin text)
-J "b= encoding = 2" # Malvern B (symbols)
-J "c= encoding = 3" # Malvern C (Cyrillic)
-J "d= encoding = 4" # Malvern D
-J "e= encoding = 5" # Malvern E
-J "f= encoding = 6" # Malvern F
-J "g= encoding = 7" # Malvern G (Greek letters)
-J "s= encoding =19" # Standard TeX text (like cmr)
-J "az=encoding =26" # TeX text, old-style figs
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