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-Currently, for each driver file of the CB font family there is a corresponding
-Type 1 font, which implies that  PS/PDF files become too large when these
-fonts are included. In addition, these fonts were created using a wrong
-encoding vector and so the ToUnicode feature of PDF viewers does not 
-work properly when dealing with PDF files created with these fonts. To
-overcome these problems, it was more than necessary to write down a proper
-encoding vector and, consequently, to regenerate the basic CB fonts (i.e., 
-only the xxxx1000 fonts were generated). Clearly, this option makes things
-a little bit difficult for people willing to write Greek since the old
-font definition files expect various font sizes and not just one. Fortunately,
-this problem disappears when the package type1ec is used. More specifically,
-the following command should appear just after the \documentclass command:
-
-\usepackage[10pt]{type1ec}
-
-Certainly, there are plans to update the various font definition files, but 
-this will happen when the new (virtual) x7 fonts will be ready. 
-
-Apostolos Syropoulos
-Xanthi, Greece
-8 July 2005
-
-PS I would like to thank Werner Lemberg for his help and assistance.
-PPS Comments and/or suggestions should be addressed to 
-apostolo@obelix.ee.duth.gr