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-File: 		ar.txt
-Purpose:	Description of the ar font and package bundle
-Author:		Claudio Beccari, Politecnico di Torino, Turin, Italy
-E-mail:		beccari@polito.it
-Date:		21 april 1998 (on the 2751st anniversary of Rome)
-
-
-Copyright 1998,1999,2000 Claudio Beccari
-
-The programs  contained  in  this  bundle  can  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 any later version.
-
-
-
-The ar font and package bundle  is  used to insert the "aspect ratio" symbol
-in any text and formula dealing with (presumably) aeronautics.  The  "aspect
-ratio"  symbol  is a ligature among a capital A and a capital R, much as the
-\AE  command  produces  a  ligature  among  a capital A and a capital E. The
-ligature AR as a means of  indicating  the "aspect ratio" is meaningful only
-in mathematics, so that  only  the  inclined  (italic)  form  is  available,
-although  the  METAFONT  source  statements were written in such a way as to
-produce the symbol in any font family, series and shape.
-
-The .mf files are for the generation of the AR ligature in the same sizes as
-the standard math-italic fonts; the  ar.sty  package  (or option in terms of
-the old LaTeX209 terminology) is for the necessary definitions.  In practice
-as a final user you should start your LaTeXe document with:
-
-\documentclass[...]{book}% or whatever other document class
-\usepackage{ar}
-...
-\begin{document}
-...
-\end{document}
-
-If you prefer to use LaTeX in its 209 version or in compatibility mode,  you
-start with:
-
-\documentstyle[...,ar]{book}% or whatever other document style
-...
-\begin{document}
-...
-\end{document}
-
-The "aspect ratio" symbol is simply obtained by using the command 
-
-\AR
-
-indifferently in math mode or in text mode.
-
-Remember, though, that with true LaTeX209 the \AR command produces a  single
-sized  symbol  (by  default  10pt), and if you want another size you have to
-edit ar.sty and change the string
-
-at 10pt
-
-with, say, 
-
-at 12pt
-
-This is so rudimentary that you'd  better  start using LaTeXe, where all the
-size changes are correctly dealt with  by  the  New  Font  Selection  Scheme
-(NFSS) without your intervention.
-
-
-The bundle contains the following files:
-	ar5.mf
-	ar6.mf
-	ar7.mf
-	ar8.mf
-	ar9.mf
-	ar10.mf
-	ar12.mf
-	ar.sty
-	ar.txt
-
-Move the .mf file somewhere  where  METAFONT  can find them; this depends on
-the TeX-METAFONT system you are using, but if you  cope  with  the  official
-TDS directory scheme, you might place them in 
-
-\texmf\fonts\source\local\ar
-
-(you should probably create/add the "branch" local\ar).
-
-Similarly move ar.sty in a  directory  searched by LaTeX, possibly, with the
-official TDS system, in
-
-\texmf\tex\latex\misc
-
-If your system requires it (as with MikTeX, for instance) you  might  choose
-to run such an application as
-
-configure -u
-
-in  order  to  let  the executables know about the files you added and where
-they are.
-
-Depending on the system  you  are  using, at  this  point  you might need to
-generate the font .tfm and .pk files, but if you are using a  modern  system
-such  as  MikTeX,  for  example,  you  need  not  worry any more and you can
-directly use the ar.sty package.   As  soon  as the latex executable finds a
-reference to \AR, it controls the existance of the suitable .tfm file,  and,
-should  it  be  missing  (not  yet  generated),  it  shells  out  to another
-application, maketfm, that produces the  necessary  file and moves it in the
-proper subdirectory.  Similarly when you preview and/or print your document,
-the accompanying  drivers  (yap,  dvips,  etc.)  run  the  application  that
-produces  the  .pk  files  suited  for  the  screen and/or the printer pixel
-density.
-
-If you do not have such modern tools, it is necessary  to  run  METAFONT  by
-hand or by  means of a  script or batch or command  file in order to produce
-the fundamental .tfm files and the pixel files suited to your printer and/or
-screen; your scripts should move the .tfm files where they belong,  and  the
-.pk  files  where  your  drivers  can  find  them.  Please read the relevant
-documentation that acompanies your software;  it  is difficult to give error
-free instructions valid for any  operating system, any system configuration,
-and any software.
-
-
-Happy LaTeXing!
-
-
-