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+		    Title: MonTeX, Implementation Level IVu

+		  Version: 04.092

+		   Author: Oliver Corff

+		Copyright: Ulaanbaatar, Berlin, Beijing 1997-2002

+		     Date: July 01, 2002

+	       (Timestamp: July 01, 2002)

+	     Archive Name: montexivu.tgz

+	      Description: Mongolian for LaTeX (Cyrillic)

+      System Requirements: e-LaTeX2e (limited functionality with LaTeX2e)

+      			   Fonts in Cork encoding (T1) are

+			   required; they are considered

+			   to be an integral part of any

+			   up-to-date LaTeX2e installation.

+

+

+	      Legal Notes: See end of this document

+

+0. Introduction

+

+MonTeX (Mongolian for LaTeX) is a modular package which provides

+Mongolian to the LaTeX user community.

+

+The present package represents Implementation Level IIa and provides

+the Cyrillic script in immediate and transliteration modes.

+

+In addition, it is possible to have short portions of Mongolian script

+(`bicig') in the document, both horizontally and vertically, but for

+enjoying vertical output it is necessary that PostScript support is

+installed. Most modern LaTeX installations come with PostScript

+anyway so this should not be a very difficult problem.

+

+Subsequent implementation levels add more features: scripts, 

+writing directions, etc.

+

+

+1. Installation

+

+Remove all old files of previous MonTeX Implementation Level I 

+installations, including the font bitmaps (*.pk) and tfm files.

+

+Unpack the archive montexivu.tgz in some temporary directory.

+

+teTeX users can proceed to section 1.1, MikTeX users should read

+section 1.2.

+

+

+1.1 teTeX (and other TeX systems based on the TeX Directory Structure)

+

+Create subdirectories, either in your main TeX installation, or

+in any local tree, with the following structure:

+

+	mkdir $TEXMF/tex/latex/montex/

+	mkdir $TEXMF/fonts/source/public/mfinput/mls/

+	mkdir $TEXMF/fonts/tfm/mls/

+	mkdir $TEXMF/doc/montex/

+

+Copy the appropriate contents into the newly created directories:

+

+	cp $TMP/texinput/*	$TEXMF/tex/latex/montex/

+	cp $TMP/mfinput/*	$TEXMF/fonts/source/public/mfinput/mls/

+	cp $TMP/tfm/*		$TEXMF/fonts/tfm/mls/

+	cp $TMP/doc/*		$TEXMF/doc/montex/

+

+Rehash the file name database by executing texhash.

+

+Execute texconfig and proceed to menu item <hyphenation>

+for creating a format file with Mongolian hyphenation

+patterns. You will have to edit the file language.dat (which

+appears in the editor window automatically) and insert

+the following line (perhaps somewhere after Hungarian (magyar)

+and before Norwegian (norsk):

+

+mongolian	mnhyphen.tex % mnhyphex.tex % No exceptions now.

+

+in the list of languages.

+

+There is no need to procure the graphics and rotating packages

+externally since they are provided with teTeX.

+

+GhostScript and GhostView are also regularly found on UNIX and

+notably Linux systems so there should be full-fledged off-the-shelf

+support for the vertical text capsules offered by MonTeX.

+

+eLaTeX is included in modern teTeX versions, too.

+

+Please also make sure you have the diagnose.sty tool somewhere,

+as well as LGR Greek fonts.

+

+1.2 MikTeX

+

+Read and follow the instructions in the file MIKTEX.

+

+Get the graphics package and the rotating packages as well as

+GhostScript if you want to print portions of vertical Mongolian.

+

+The latex packages can be found at CTAN (both in the Internet and

+on CD-ROM) under

+

+	macros/latex/packages/graphics

+	macros/latex/contrib/supported/rotating

+

+GhostScript versions can be found at CTAN, too, in the

+/support/ghostscript/gnu subdirectory.

+

+

+2. Running MonTeX

+

+MonTeX is now ready for use. It is activated by stating

+

+\usepackage{mls}

+

+in the preamble of your document.

+

+You can provide options for the document language and/or the 

+input file encoding, like

+

+\usepackage[xalx,mls]{mls}

+

+which prepares a document in Modern Mongolian using the MLS

+encoding. Consult doc/montex.tex for details.

+

+

+3. General Remarks

+

+When using MonTeX for the first time you may observe a

+seemingly unusual font generating activity. By default,

+MonTeX uses the T1 encoding, and requires these fonts

+to be available. If you happened to use the old TeX font

+encoding (known as OT1---and you may have been unconsciously

+doing so for all your previous documents) then prepare

+for anything between a few minutes and an hour (depending

+on your system's speed) for the fonts to be computed.

+

+This is a singular event and will not bother you later on.

+

+The user documentation montex.tex contains many typeface

+examples (in fact, unusually many for an average document)

+so the display and printing of this document does not

+reflect ordinary usage.

+

+

+4. Points of Concern for emtex users

+                         -----

+

+emtex does not offer RL capabilities, and thus you will

+not be able to generate pure Mongolian or Manju documents

+on an emtex system. If you want to stick to a DOS-ish

+environment then the fptex system, available on CTAN, is

+recommended.

+

+It is however possible to execute all the functions MonTeX

+has been offering before Implementation Level IV.

+

+Under emtex, the document montex.tex requires substantial

+basic memory (below 640kB) for printing, and printing only.

+The typeface demonstration contained in the documentation

+loads a plethora of fonts (around twenty or so) which will

+force emtex's printing program to abort if available

+`conventional' memory is below 500 and a few kilobytes.

+In this case there are basically two choices: temporarily

+remove some device drivers, or start the program directly

+from the DOS prompt. Shells (even like Norton Commander and

+friends) sometimes eat exactly these 2 kB of memory which

+decide on failure or success. If nothing helps, open the

+file montex.tex in your editor, go to the line near no. 12

+and change the parameter of "FontSamples" from "6" to "1".

+You can now see whether the printer driver generates all

+necessary fonts without problems. Increase the FontSamples

+parameter step by step until all fonts are built, and try

+to print the document again.

+

+

+5. Legal Notes

+

+This program package is copyrighted software and placed under

+the Gnu Public Licence.

+

+Academical institutions and users are kindly requested to

+submit offprints of articles typeset with MonTeX.

+

+The author cannot accept any responsability for the usability

+and/or fitness of this software package for any particular

+purpose.

+

+You are not entitled to change the software while preserving

+original file names. If you ever happen to modify  any of the

+files, then that file MUST be renamed.

+

+Please contact the author (e-mail: corff@zedat.fu-berlin.de)

+if you discover bugs, deficiencies etc.

+

+Thank you for using MonTeX!

+

+				Ulaanbaatar, Beijing, Berlin,

+				Shenyang,

+

+				December 2001

+

+				Oliver Corff

+				corff@zedat.fu-berlin.de

+				corff@arvis.ac.mn