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pslatex (Times/Helvetica/Courier with LaTeX2e)
Copyright 1994 1996 2021 2023 David Carlisle
All the files in the pslatex distribution may be redistributed
and/or modified under the terms of the LaTeX Project Public License
distributed from CTAN archives in directory
macros/latex/base/lppl.txt; either version 1 of the License,
or (at your option) any later version.
This is a small package that makes LaTeX default to `standard'
PostScript fonts. It is basically a hacked merger of times.sty and
mathptm.sty, from the psnfss suite of packages. You must have
installed standard LaTeX (LaTeX2e) and psnfss PostScript fonts
to use this package.
The main novel feature is that the pslatex package (unlike times.sty)
tries to compensate for the visual differences between the Adobe fonts
by scaling Helvetica by 90%, and `condensing' Courier (ie scaling
horizontally) by 85%.
The second novel feature is that it is supplied with a (unix) shell
file that produces a `pslatex' command that allows standard LaTeX
documents to be processed, without needing to edit the file to add
\usepackage{pslatex}
The same command is supplied as a .bat file for DOS, and could be easily
edited to the command language for any other OS.
I have not used this much myself, I prefer Computer Modern Fonts, as a
rule, but it has had reasonably extensive testing as it has been used
as a replacement for the old LaTeX2.09 pslatex by Mario Wolczko, which
had a large user base at Manchester.
To use this package: either add the line \usepackage{pslatex} to your
preamble, or if you do not want to edit the file, use the supplied
`pslatex' command instead of `latex' which will cause LaTeX to
automatically include the pslatex package at \begin{document}.
David Carlisle
1994/02/07
1996/07/22
1996/07/24
2021/01/13
2023/06/24
Files
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README.txt This file
dvips/pcrr8rn.map If you are using dvips, copy the one line from
this file to your psfonts.map file.
fontinst/courier.tex The source file for the courier vf fonts.
You do not need this file unless you need to
recreate the supplied files using fontinst.
latex/pslatex.sty The pslatex package, place this in your
TEXINPUTS tree.
shell/pslatex A unix (Bourne shell) script to supply a
`pslatex' command that implicitly adds
\usepackage{pslatex}
pslatex.bat Same for DOS
tfm/pcrr8rn.tfm tfm font, for condensed courier. (Raw)
pcrr7tn.tfm (OT1)
pcrr8tn.tfm (T1)
Place these in your tfm area
vf/pcrr7tn.vf vf font, for condensed courier. (OT1)
pcrr8tn.vf (T1)
Place these in your vf area
afm/pcrr8a.afm Courier
psyr.afm Symbol
afm files. You don't need these unless using
fontinst to rebuild the supplied fonts.
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