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# The Metafont Implementation of the Universal font
## Version 2.1, 2019/08/26
## by Christian Holm
This is the universal package containing my implementation of Herbert
Bayers `universal' font in Metafont, with LaTeX2e support.
## Installation
## Using Autotools
autoreconf -i -f
./configure
make
make install
## By hand
To install the package do:
1. Make sure you have created the following directories:
<TeX-base>/tex/latex/universa/
<TeX-base>/doc/latex/universa/
<TeX-base>/fonts/source/public/universa/
Where _TeX-base_ is the root of you TeX installation. The most
common values of _TeX-base_ is
/usr/local/lib/texmf (teTeX on Unix-like systems)
C:\EMTEX (emTeX on DOS-like systems)
but could also be something like:
/home/johndoe/lib/texmf (user installation on Unix-like systems)
D:\Program Files\TeX (Some wierd Windows95 installation)
2. Put the files `universa.ins' and `universa.dtx' in some temporary
directory.
3. Do
latex universa.ins
1. If you `docstrip` program is set up correctly, that is,
`docstrip.cfg` exists and contains the line
\BaseDirectory{<TeX-base>}
then all files will be put in the right directories, and you
need to do nothing more.
2. If no `docstrip.cfg' is present on the system, then you need to
move the files your self. You should move the files as
specified below:
*.mf => <TeX-base>/fonts/source/public/universa/
*.fd => <TeX-base>/tex/latex/universa/
uni.sty => <TeX-base>/tex/latex/universa/
unidoc.sty => <TeX-base>/doc/latex/universa/
copyright => <TeX-base>/doc/latex/universa/
4. In any case you need to move the files below as specified
below:
universa.dtx => <TeX-base>/tex/latex/universa/
universa.ins => <TeX-base>/tex/latex/universa/
README.md => <TeX-base>/tex/latex/universa/
so that you can produce the documentation. You can of course
compress those file to save disk space.
5. If you are using some TeX distribution that has a database (that is
proberly the case if your TeX distribution uses `kpathsea'), you
should update that database.
6. To produce the documentation go to the directory where you put
`unidoc`, i.e., `<TeX-base>/doc/latex/universa/`, and do
latex universa.dtx
latex universa.dtx
makeindex -s gind -o uni.ind uni.idx
makeindex -s gglo -o uni.gls uni.glo
latex universa.dtx
latex universa.dtx
This should leave you with a file `uni.dvi` (or `uni.pdf`). You
can remove the files
uni.idx uni.glo uni.log uni.aux uni.toc uni.ilg uni.out
You may need to substitute `makeindex` with what is relevant for
your system, e.g., `makeindx` in emTeX.
I hope you will enjoy this package.
Please read the file `copyright` in the documentation directory, for
the copyright notice.
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