musixtex-fonts 10-26-2011 (27oct11)

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+		    PostScript (Type 1) Fonts for MusiXTeX
+			       Ver 1.14
+
+			     28-September-2010
+
+	      Takanori Uchiyama, uchiyama@appi.keio.ac.jp
+
+28-September-2010
+  + Augment mxsk from slur-ps package.
+
+19-February-2003
+  + Fix a problem that xslz20 disappears with Acrobat 5.
+
+15-July-2002
+  + Fix broken fonts, xslhd11, xslhd11d, xslhd13, xslhd13d, xslhd16d,
+    xslhd24, xslhd29d.
+
+28-August-2001
+  + Fix wrong width of musix13.pfb.
+  + Fix wrong width of xslhu11-29 and xslhu11d-29d.
+
+30-July-2001
+  + Reducing control points.
+  + Hinted automatically with Fontographer.
+  + Upgrade from T101 to T102 (musix11 - 29, xslhz20, xslhz20d)
+  + PostScript names were changed.
+      Ex. TeX-musix20 --> TeXMUSIX20-Regular
+  + typo correction.  
+      musix.tex --> musix.map
+
+13-July-2001
+  + First release.
+
+[End of CHANGES]
diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/musixtex-fonts/ChangeLog b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/musixtex-fonts/ChangeLog
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+2011-10-26  musixtex directories re-named to musixtex-fonts.
+
+2011-10-23  New package of all font-related files moved from the musixtex package.
+            This package obsoletes the musixtex-t1fonts package.
diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/musixtex-fonts/README b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/musixtex-fonts/README
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+This is musixtex-fonts, packaged 2011-10-26.  It contains all of
+the font-related files for MusiXTeX, including both the original
+metafont sources and Type 1 versions by Takanori Uchiyama.
+
+The main author of MusiXTeX was Daniel Taupin, who died in a climbing
+accident in 2003; other authors credited in the MusiXTeX manual are
+Andreas Egler and Ross Mitchell. MusiXTeX is now being maintained by
+
+Don Simons dsimons(at)roadrunner(dot)com
+Hiroaki Morimoto CQX05646(at)nifty(dot)com
+
+musixtex-fonts-install.{pdf,tex} is a more-detailed version of the
+following instructions:
+
+To install (on TDS-compliant TeX systems):
+
+ +  unzip musixtex-fonts-texmf.zip at the root of a texmf tree and, if
+    necessary, update the filename database; e.g., texhash texmf.
+
+ +  update the relevant font-map files; e.g., append
+
+       MixedMap musix.map
+
+    to the relevant updmap.cfg, and execute updmap[-sys]
+
+Documentation for musixtex-fonts is installed under 
+
+doc/fonts/musixtex-fonts
+
+Additional documentation, additional add-on packages, and many examples
+of MusiXTeX typesetting may be found at the Werner Icking Music Archive
+at
+
+http://icking-music-archive.org/
+
+Support for users of MusiXTeX and related software may be obtained via
+the MusiXTeX mail list at
+
+http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
+
+MusiXTeX may be freely copied, duplicated and used in conformance to the
+GNU General Public License (Version 2, 1991, see included file gpl.txt).
+
+This CTAN distribution is maintained by Bob Tennent
+rdt(at)cs(dot)queensu(dot)ca.
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+		    PostScript (Type 1) Fonts for MusiXTeX
+			       Ver 1.14
+
+			     28-September-2010
+
+	      Takanori Uchiyama, uchiyama@appi.keio.ac.jp
+
+1. DESCRIPTION
+
+This package provides PostScript (type 1) fonts (PFB format), and dvips and
+dvipdfm map files for MusiXTeX. The fonts are based on the original METAFONT
+sources, such as musix20.mf, which are distributed with MusiXTeX. The fonts
+provided here may be used to produce printer-independent Postscript files. PDF
+files generated using type 1 fonts are well displayed by the Adobe Reader and
+xpdf.
+
+The most of fonts were generated from the METAFONT sources in the TeX Live 
+CD 2000 July using TeXtrace 0.45 or mftrace 1.0.12 but musix11-20, xslhz20
+and xslhz20d were upgraded to those in musixtex-T102.tar.gz.
+mxsk was generated from the METAFONT source in slur-ps package using mftrace
+1.2.16.
+
+Here is a list of the 72 generated fonts.
+
+musix11.pfb  xgreg24.pfb  xsld29.pfb   xslhd24.pfb  xslhu24.pfb  xslu20.pfb
+musix13.pfb  xgreg29.pfb  xsld29d.pfb  xslhd24d.pfb xslhu24d.pfb xslu20d.pfb
+musix16.pfb  xsld11.pfb   xsldd20.pfb  xslhd29.pfb  xslhu29.pfb  xslu24.pfb
+musix20.pfb  xsld11d.pfb  xsldu20.pfb  xslhd29d.pfb xslhu29d.pfb xslu24d.pfb
+musix24.pfb  xsld13.pfb   xslhd11.pfb  xslhu11.pfb  xslhz20.pfb  xslu29.pfb
+musix29.pfb  xsld13d.pfb  xslhd11d.pfb xslhu11d.pfb xslhz20d.pfb xslu29d.pfb
+musixsps.pfb xsld16.pfb   xslhd13.pfb  xslhu13.pfb  xslu11.pfb   xslud20.pfb
+musixspx.pfb xsld16d.pfb  xslhd13d.pfb xslhu13d.pfb xslu11d.pfb  xslup20.pfb
+xgreg11.pfb  xsld20.pfb   xslhd16.pfb  xslhu16.pfb  xslu13.pfb   xslz20.pfb
+xgreg13.pfb  xsld20d.pfb  xslhd16d.pfb xslhu16d.pfb xslu13d.pfb  xslz20d.pfb
+xgreg16.pfb  xsld24.pfb   xslhd20.pfb  xslhu20.pfb  xslu16.pfb   xtie20.pfb
+xgreg20.pfb  xsld24d.pfb  xslhd20d.pfb xslhu20d.pfb xslu16d.pfb
+mxsk.pfb
+
+Note: musix25 and xgreg25 were not generated because they are not used in 
+      musixgre.tex or musixtex.tex.
+
+
+The control points were reduced with Fontographer.
+The fonts were hinted automatically with Fontographer.  musix11 - 29 were
+hand tuned by Takanori Uchiyama.
+
+2. METHOD
+
+Most of fonts were generated using TeXtrace 0.45 running on Mac OS X 10.0.4.
+xslz20 was generated using mftrace 1.0.12 running on Mac OS X 10.2.3.
+mxsk was generated using mftrace 1.2.16 running on Mac OS X 10.6.4.
+Thirty-two fonts were generated with the original traceall.sh script. Others
+were generated with traceall.sh modified by Takanori Uchiyama. The modification
+involved reducing resolution, corresponding to enlargement of "1 thou" in
+traceall.sh. The following are lists of fonts that were generated with N-fold
+thou scripts.
+
+twofold
+  musix11, musix13, xsld11, xsld11d, xsld13, xsld13d, xsld16, xsld16d,
+  xslhd13, xslhd13d, xslhd16, xslhd16d, xslhd20, xslhd20d, xslhd24d,
+  xslhu13, xslhu13d, xslhu16, xslhu16d, xslhu20, xslhu20d, xslhu24d,
+  xslu13, xslu13d, xslu16, xslu16d, xslud20
+
+threefold
+  musixsps, musixspx, xslhd11, xslhd11d, xslhu11, xslhu11d, xslz20, xslz20d
+
+fivefold
+  xslhz20, xslhz20d, xtie20
+
+The reason for reducing resolution is that METAFONT supports only limited
+values of real numbers and so cannot generate very high resolution MusiXTeX
+fonts.
+
+3. INSTALLATION
+
+  1) Make a directory such as $TEXMF/fonts/type1/musixtex, for PFBs.  
+  2) Copy all PFBs to the above directory; they should be readable by all users.
+  3) Copy the map file ./dvips/musix.map to the appropriate directory, such as
+     $TEXMF/dvips/config
+  4) Add a line 
+
+      p +musix.map
+
+     to a suitable config.xxx file or, in a tetex-based distribution, add 
+     musix.map to the list of map files for Type1 fonts with Metafont 
+     equivalents in the updmap script, which should then be executed 
+     by doing "./updmap".
+  5) Do mktexlsr or texhash or whatever is necessary on your system to
+     re-generate the TeX database.
+
+Note: dvipdfm does not need a map file for these fonts because the PFBs'
+names are identical to TFMs' names.
+
+When these fonts are used, type 1 fonts should also be used for non-music text;
+for example, type 1 versions of the Computer Modern fonts are available.
+
+4. TODO
+
+  + Hinting 
+  + Modifying METAFONT sources to get high resolution outputs
+
+5. LICENSE
+
+  The license of this package is LPPL.
+
+6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
+
+  Thanks to Dr. Daniel Taupin, Ross Mitchell and Andreas Egler for their
+MusiXTeX package, to Dr. Peter Szabo for his excellent TeXtrace tool, 
+and to Dr. Han-Wen Nienhuys for his smart mftrace tool.
+And thanks to Dr. Bob Tennent for his helpful comments, and to Mr. David 
+Fritzsche for his suggestions.
+
+[End of README]
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+\documentclass[11pt]{article}
+\usepackage[textwidth=6.5in,textheight=8.5in]{geometry}
+\usepackage[osf]{mathpazo}
+\usepackage{textcomp}
+\PassOptionsToPackage{urlcolor=black,colorlinks}{hyperref}
+\RequirePackage{hyperref}
+\usepackage{xcolor}
+\newcommand{\myurl}[1]{\textcolor{blue}{\underline{\textcolor{black}{\url{#1}}}}}
+\newcommand{\musixflxVersion}{0.83.3}
+\begin{document}
+\title{Installation of the CTAN MusiXTeX Fonts Distribution}
+\author{Bob Tennent\\
+\small\url{rdt@cs.queensu.ca}}
+\date{\today}
+\maketitle 
+\thispagestyle{empty}
+
+\section{Introduction}
+Before trying to install from CTAN, check whether your TeX distribution
+provides packages for MusiXTeX; this will be easier than doing it yourself.
+But if your TeX distribution
+doesn't have MusiXTeX (or doesn't have the most recent version), this distribution
+of the MusiXTeX fonts is very easy to install, though
+you may need to read the material on 
+installation of (La)TeX files in the 
+TeX FAQ\footnote{%
+\myurl{http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html}},
+particularly
+the pages on 
+which tree to use\footnote{%
+\myurl{http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=what-TDS}}
+and installing files\footnote{%
+\myurl{http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=inst-wlcf}}.
+
+\section{Installing \texttt{musixtex-fonts-texmf.zip}}
+
+In this distribution of the MusiXTeX fonts, all of the files to be installed 
+are in 
+\texttt{musixtex-fonts-texmf.zip}, a zipped TEXMF
+hierarchy. Simply unzip this archive in the root folder/directory of whichever TEXMF tree
+you decide is most appropriate, likely a ``local'' or ``personal'' one.
+This should work with any TDS\footnote{%
+\myurl{http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=tds}}
+compliant TeX distribution, including MikTeX, TeXlive and teTeX.
+
+After unzipping the archive, update the filename database as necessary,
+for example, by executing \verb\texhash ~/texmf\ or 
+clicking the button labelled ``Refresh FNDB" in the MikTeX settings program.
+
+You now need to update various font-map files.  The details vary from one distribution
+to another.  
+On any current TeXLive-based system, or a teTeX v3.0 system, execute the command
+\begin{list}{}{}\item
+    \verb\updmap --enable MixedMap=musix.map\
+\end{list}
+if you've installed into a ``personal'' TEXMF tree, or 
+\begin{list}{}{}\item
+    \verb\updmap-sys --enable MixedMap=musix.map\
+\end{list}
+(as super-user) if you've installed to a ``local'' TEXMF tree.
+
+On an older MiKTeX system, you may need to update the system file \verb\updmap.cfg\, using the shell command
+\begin{list}{}{}\item
+    \verb\initexmf --edit-config-file updmap\
+\end{list}
+adding the following line at the end if it isn't already there:
+\begin{list}{}{}\item
+    \verb\MixedMap musix.map\
+\end{list}
+Then generate revised font maps with the shell command
+\begin{list}{}{}\item
+    \verb\initexmf --mkmaps\
+\end{list}
+
+\section{Discussion}
+
+Additional documentation, additional
+add-on packages, and many examples of MusiXTeX typesetting may be found
+at the Werner Icking Music Archive\footnote{%
+\myurl{http://icking-music-archive.org}}.
+Support for users of MusiXTeX and related software may be obtained via
+the MusiXTeX mail list\footnote{%
+\myurl{http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music}}.
+MusiXTeX fonts may be freely copied, duplicated and used in conformance to the
+GNU General Public License (Version~2, 1991, see included file \verb\gpl.txt\).
+
+\end{document}