fetamont (3jun14)

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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/source/fonts/fetamont/fetamont.dtx b/Master/texmf-dist/source/fonts/fetamont/fetamont.dtx
index 6eacf1315d4..fbcfbb98886 100644
--- a/Master/texmf-dist/source/fonts/fetamont/fetamont.dtx
+++ b/Master/texmf-dist/source/fonts/fetamont/fetamont.dtx
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
 % \iffalse
 %<package>\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}[1994/06/01]
 %<package>\ProvidesPackage{fetamont}
-%<package>[2014/03/18 v1.3 class to use the fetamont font]
+%<package>[2014/06/03 v1.4 class to use the fetamont font]
 %<T1ffm>\ProvidesFile{T1ffm.fd}
 %<T1ffmw>\ProvidesFile{T1ffmw.fd}
 %
@@ -45,48 +45,88 @@
 % %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
 %
 % \changes{1.0} {2014/01/02}{initial version}
-% \changes{1.1} {2014/01/03}{changed the filename ffmchar_ij.mf to ffmchar_ijlower.mf}
-% \changes{1.2} {2014/01/09}{refined the paths and the outline production slightly; solved the BlueValues zones overlap problem; separated the map file from the dtx file; added a list of files to the README; improved the documentations}
-% \changes{1.3} {2014/03/18}{refined the paths again slightly; added a randomize feature to the OpenType versions of the script faces; improved the typeface documentation}
+% \changes{1.1} {2014/01/03}{changed the filename ffmchar_ij.mf to 
+%  ffmchar_ijlower.mf}
+% \changes{1.2} {2014/01/09}{refined the paths and the outline 
+%  production slightly; solved the BlueValues zones overlap problem; 
+%  separated the map file from the dtx file; added a list of files to 
+%  the README; improved the documentations}
+% \changes{1.3} {2014/03/18}{refined the paths again slightly; added a 
+%  randomize feature to the OpenType versions of the script faces; 
+%  improved the typeface documentation}
+% \changes{1.4} {2014/06/03}{reduced the number of files drastically, 
+%  this has changed the shape of letters like IJ in the script faces; 
+%  improved the English of the typeface documentation; added a compiled 
+%  version of the package documentation}
 %
 % \title{The Fetamont Package}
 % \author{Linus Romer}
-% \date{\today{} --- v1.3}
+% \date{\today{} --- v1.4}
 %
 % \maketitle
 % \tableofcontents
 %
 % \section{Introduction}
-% The \emph{Logo} typeface, which is known from logos like \MF{} or \MP{}, used to be very limited in the number of glyphs. \emph{Fetamont} is a new typeface that extends the Logo typeface in two ways:
+% The logo font, known from logos like \MF{} or \MP{}, has been very 
+% limited in its collection of glyphs. The new typeface \emph{Fetamont} 
+% extends the logo typeface in two ways:
 % \begin{itemize}
-%  \item Fetamont consists of 256 glyphs, such that the T1-encoding\footnote{The T1-encoding is also known as % the EC- or Cork-encoding} table is complete now.
-%  \item Fetamont has additional faces like ``light ultracondensed'' or ``script''.
+%  \item Fetamont consists of 256 glyphs, such that the T1 (a.k.a.\ EC, 
+%   a.k.a.\ Cork) encoding table is complete now.
+%  \item Fetamont has additional faces like ``light ultracondensed'' or 
+%   ``script''.
 % \end{itemize}
-% Fetamont is distributed over CTAN under the terms of the \emph{\LaTeX{} Project Public License} (LPPL).
-%
-% This document describes the \LaTeX{} support for the Fetamont typeface. The design and the constructions of the typeface itself are described in \cite{romer14}. 
-%
-% The OpenType versions of the script faces support the Randomize feature, which can be used with Con\TeX t/Lua\TeX. It is \emph{not} possible to use this feature with the package described here.
+% The \verb|fetamont| package provides \LaTeX{} support for the 
+% Fetamont typeface. Both the package and the typeface are distributed 
+% on {\small CTAN} under the terms of the \emph{\LaTeX{} Project Public 
+% License} ({\small LPPL}).
+%
+% This document describes the \LaTeX{} support for the Fetamont 
+% typeface. The design and the constructions of the typeface itself are 
+% described in \cite{romer14}. 
+%
+% The OpenType versions of the script faces support the Randomize 
+% feature, which can be used with Con\TeX t/Lua\TeX. It is \emph{not} 
+% possible to use this feature with the package described here.
 % \section{Usage}
-% The package is loaded by |\usepackage{fetamont}|. There are no options provided yet for the |fetamont| package. 
-%
-% If you use the \texttt{fetamont} package as a replacement for the \texttt{mflogo} package you will probably only need the control sequences |\MF|, |\MP| and |\MT| which produce the well known logos \MF, \MP{} and \MT.
-%
-% When you need other words written in the Fetamont typeface, you may use |\textffm| and |\textffmw|. E.~g. |\textffm{My Logo}| will produce \textffm{My Logo} and |\textffmw{Script}| will produce \textffmw{Script}.
-%
-% To gain access to all faces of Fetamont you may sometimes additionally need |\ffmfamily| or |\ffmwfamily| (see subsection~\ref{sec:accesstoallfaces}).
+% The package is loaded by |\usepackage{fetamont}|. There are no 
+% options provided yet for the |fetamont| package. 
+%
+% If you use the \texttt{fetamont} package as a replacement for the 
+% \texttt{mflogo} package you will probably only need the control 
+% sequences |\MF|, |\MP| and |\MT| which produce the well known logos 
+% \MF, \MP{} and \MT.
+%
+% When you need other words written in the Fetamont typeface, you may 
+% use |\textffm| and |\textffmw|. E.~g. |\textffm{My Logo}| will 
+% produce \textffm{My Logo} and |\textffmw{Script}| will produce 
+% \textffmw{Script}.
+%
+% To gain access to all faces of Fetamont you may sometimes 
+% additionally need |\ffmfamily| or |\ffmwfamily| 
+% (see subsection~\ref{sec:accesstoallfaces}).
 % \section{The many faces of Fetamont} 
 % \subsection{Bold and heavy faces}
-% The bold face of the original logo font family clearly fits better with \emph{Computer Modern Sans Bold}, whereas the demibold face is the better choice for a combination with \emph{Computer Modern Extended Bold}:
+% The bold face of the original logo font family clearly fits better 
+% with \emph{Computer Modern Sans Bold}, whereas the demibold face is 
+% the better choice for a combination with \emph{Computer Modern 
+% Extended Bold}:
 % \begin{center} 
 % \begin{tabular}{rl}
-%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{b}\selectfont \huge  META} & \textbf{\huge Serif}\\
-%  \textsf{\textbf{\huge Sans}} & {\ffmfamily\fontseries{eb}\selectfont \huge  META}
+%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{b}\selectfont \huge  META} 
+%  & \textbf{\huge Serif}\\
+%  \textsf{\textbf{\huge Sans}} 
+%  & {\ffmfamily\fontseries{eb}\selectfont \huge  META}
 %  \end{tabular}
 % \end{center}
-% Ulrik Vieth has already mentioned this unsatisfactory situation in \cite{vieth99}. He has assumed that \emph{Computer Modern Roman} will be used in boldface series much more frequently than \emph{Computer Modern Sans Serif}. So he assigned the demibold faces to the bold series in his |mflogo| package (see~\cite{vieth99}).
+% Ulrik Vieth has already mentioned this unsatisfactory situation in 
+% \cite{vieth99}. He has assumed that \emph{Computer Modern Roman} will 
+% be used in boldface series much more frequently than \emph{Computer 
+% Modern Sans Serif}. So he assigned the demibold faces to the bold 
+% series in his |mflogo| package (see~\cite{vieth99}).
 % 
-% In order to be compatible to Ulrik Vieths assignment I have chosen the following naming scheme for weights:
+% In order to be compatible to Ulrik Vieths assignment I have chosen 
+% the following naming scheme for weights:
 % \begin{center} 
 % \begin{tabular}{lll}
 %  original name & Fetamont name & symbol\\\hline
@@ -97,26 +137,41 @@
 % \end{tabular}
 % \end{center}
 % \subsection{Script faces}
-% The ``crazy shapes'' by D.~E.~Knuth  show impressively the randomization power of \MF. The Fetamont typeface has also the ability to use randomized paths. The results are the Fetamont script faces. They are drawn by a rotated ellipse pen to make it look more handwritten. The script faces may be used for comics or childish texts:
+% The ``crazy shapes'' by D.~E.~Knuth  show impressively the 
+% randomization power of \MF. The Fetamont typeface has also the 
+% ability to use randomized paths. The results are the Fetamont script 
+% faces. They are drawn by a rotated ellipse pen to make it look more 
+% handwritten. The script faces may be used for comics or childish 
+% texts:
 % \begin{center} 
 % {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{l}\selectfont \huge ¿Donde?}
 % {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{m}\selectfont \huge \quad --- \quad}
 % {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{eb}\selectfont\huge ¡Aqui!}
 % \end{center}
 % \subsection{Condensed Faces}
-% The titles in Knuth's books use a variant of the logo typeface that matches \emph{Computer Modern Sans Serif Demibold Condensed 40}. So I decided to add this variant as \emph{Fetamont Bold Condensed 40} and let also a light and medium variant benefit from the condensation.
+% The titles in Knuth's books use a variant of the logo typeface that 
+% matches \emph{Computer Modern Sans Serif Demibold Condensed 40}. So I 
+% decided to add this variant as \emph{Fetamont Bold Condensed 40} and 
+% let also a light and medium variant benefit from the condensation.
 % \begin{center} 
 % {\ffmfamily\fontseries{lc}\selectfont \huge Light Condensed 10}\\[2ex]
 % {\ffmfamily\fontseries{c}\selectfont \huge Medium Condensed 10}\\[2ex]
 % {\ffmfamily\fontseries{bc}\selectfont\huge Bold Condensed 40}
 % \end{center}
 % \subsection{Ultracondensed Face}
-% The credits written on movie posters are often typeset in an ultracondensed face. Also fetamont provides such a face:
+% The credits written on movie posters are often typeset in an 
+% ultracondensed face. Also fetamont provides such a face:
 % \begin{center} 
 % {\ffmfamily\fontseries{lec}\selectfont \Huge Light Ultracondensed 10}
 % \end{center}
 % \subsection{Naming Scheme For The Fetamont Faces}
-% The file name of every face begins with the prefix \verb|ffm|, which stands for «\emph{f}ree typeface \emph{f}eta\emph{m}ont». The suffixes normally contain a symbol for the weight: \verb|l| for light, \verb|r| for regular, \verb|b| for bold and \verb|h| for heavy. The number at the end stands for the optical size (e.~g. 10~pt). Depending on the face, the suffix is made of additional symbols:
+% The file name of every face begins with the prefix \verb|ffm|, which 
+% stands for «\emph{f}ree typeface \emph{f}eta\emph{m}ont». The 
+% suffixes normally contain a symbol for the weight: \verb|l| for 
+% light, \verb|r| for regular, \verb|b| for bold and \verb|h| for 
+% heavy. The number at the end stands for the optical size 
+% (e.~g. 10~pt). Depending on the face, the suffix is made of 
+% additional symbols:
 % \begin{center} 
 % \begin{tabular}{|cccc|cccc|}
 %  \hline
@@ -125,14 +180,17 @@
 %  & r9 & b9 & h9 & & o9 & bo9 & ho9\\
 %  l10 & r10 & b10 & h10 & lo10 & o10 & bo10 & ho10\\
 %  \hline
-%  \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{Condensed Upright} & \multicolumn{4}{c|}{Condensed Oblique}\\\hline
+%  \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{Condensed Upright} 
+%  & \multicolumn{4}{c|}{Condensed Oblique}\\\hline
 %  lc10 & c10 & & & lco10 & co10 &  & \\
 %  & & bc40 &  &  &  & bco40 & \\
 %  \hline
-%  \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{Ultracondensed Upright} & \multicolumn{4}{c|}{Ultracondensed Oblique}\\\hline
+%  \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{Ultracondensed Upright} 
+%  & \multicolumn{4}{c|}{Ultracondensed Oblique}\\\hline
 %  lq10 & & & &  lqo10 &  &  & \\
 %  \hline
-%  \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{Script Upright} & \multicolumn{4}{c|}{Script Oblique}\\\hline
+%  \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{Script Upright} 
+%  & \multicolumn{4}{c|}{Script Oblique}\\\hline
 %  lw10 & w10 & bw10 & hw10 & lwo10 & wo10 & bwo10 & hwo10\\\hline
 % \end{tabular}
 % \end{center}
@@ -144,145 +202,175 @@
 %  \\\hline\hline
 %  ffml10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{l\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{l\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{l}\selectfont Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmr10, ffmr9, ffmr8
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{m\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{m\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
-%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{m}\selectfont Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß} \tiny{Gauß}}
+%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{m}\selectfont Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß}
+%  \tiny{Gauß}}
 %  \\
 %  ffmb10, ffmb9, ffmb8
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{b\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{b\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
-%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{b}\selectfont Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß} \tiny{Gauß}}
+%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{b}\selectfont Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß} 
+%  \tiny{Gauß}}
 %  \\
 %  ffmh10, ffmh9, ffmh8
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{eb\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{eb\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
-%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{eb}\selectfont Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß} \tiny{Gauß}}
+%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{eb}\selectfont Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß}
+%  \tiny{Gauß}}
 %  \\
 %  ffmlo10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{l\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{l\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{l}\slshape Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmo10, ffmo9, ffmo8
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{m\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{m\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
-%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{m}\slshape Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß} \tiny{Gauß}}
+%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{m}\slshape Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß}
+%  \tiny{Gauß}}
 %  \\
 %  ffmbo10, ffmbo9, ffmbo8
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{b\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{b\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
-%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{b}\slshape Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß} \tiny{Gauß}}
+%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{b}\slshape Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß}
+%  \tiny{Gauß}}
 %  \\
 %  ffmho10, ffmho9, ffmho8
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{eb\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{eb\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
-%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{eb}\slshape Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß} \tiny{Gauß}}
+%  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{eb}\slshape Gauß \footnotesize{Gauß}
+%  \tiny{Gauß}}
 %  \\\hline
 %  ffmlc10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{lc\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{lc\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{lc}\selectfont Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmc10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{c\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{c\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{c}\selectfont Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmbc40
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{bc\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{bc\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{bc}\selectfont Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmlco10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{lc\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{lc\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{lc}\slshape Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmco10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{c\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{c\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{c}\slshape Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmbco40
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{bc\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{bc\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{bc}\slshape Gauß}
 %  \\\hline
 %  ffmlq10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{lec\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{lec\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{lec}\selectfont Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmlqo10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{lec\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{lec\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmfamily\fontseries{lec}\slshape Gauß}
 %  \\\hline
 %  ffmlw10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{l\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{l\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{l}\selectfont Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmw10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{m\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{m\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{m}\selectfont Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmbw10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{b\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{b\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{b}\selectfont Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmhw10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{eb\}\textbackslash selectfont}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{eb\}
+%  \textbackslash selectfont}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{eb}\selectfont Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmlwo10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{l\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{l\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{l}\slshape Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmwo10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{m\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{m\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{m}\slshape Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmbwo10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{b\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{b\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{b}\slshape Gauß}
 %  \\
 %  ffmhwo10
 %  & 
-%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{eb\}\textbackslash slshape}
+%  \textttc{\textbackslash ffmwfamily\textbackslash fontseries\{eb\}
+%  \textbackslash slshape}
 %  &
 %  {\ffmwfamily\fontseries{eb}\slshape Gauß}
 %  \\
@@ -295,7 +383,10 @@
 %
 % \subsection{The font definition files}
 %    
-%  As the \emph{T1} encoding is used for the \emph{f}ree typeface \emph{f}eta\emph{m}ont, the font definition file is named |T1ffm.fd|. This is the default font family of Fetamont. Additionally, there is also a script font family (|T1ffmw.fd|).
+% As the \emph{T1} encoding is used for the \emph{f}ree typeface 
+% \emph{f}eta\emph{m}ont, the font definition file is named |T1ffm.fd|. 
+% This is the default font family of Fetamont. Additionally, there is 
+% also a script font family (|T1ffmw.fd|).
 %
 % The italic faces are always silently substituted by oblique faces.
 %
@@ -330,7 +421,8 @@
 }{}
 %    \end{macrocode}
 %
-%    Bold faces (three different optical sizes, bold extended faces are silently substituted):
+%    Bold faces (three different optical sizes, bold extended faces 
+%    are silently substituted):
 %
 %    \begin{macrocode}
 \DeclareFontShape{T1}{ffm}{b}{n}{
@@ -477,10 +569,12 @@
 %
 % \subsection{The style file: \texttt{fetamont.sty}}
 %
-%    The following macros are adapted from the |mflogo| package by \cite{vieth99}.
+%    The following macros are adapted from the |mflogo| package 
+%    by \cite{vieth99}.
 %
 % \begin{macro}{\ffmfamily}
-%    This is the declarative font changing command for the ``normal'' font family. 
+%    This is the declarative font changing command for the ``normal'' 
+%    font family. 
 %    \begin{macrocode}
 %<*package>
 \DeclareRobustCommand\ffmfamily{%
@@ -490,7 +584,8 @@
 % \end{macro}
 %
 % \begin{macro}{\ffmwfamily}
-%    This is the declarative font changing command for the script font family. 
+%    This is the declarative font changing command for the script font 
+%    family. 
 %    \begin{macrocode}
 \DeclareRobustCommand\ffmwfamily{%
   \not@math@alphabet\ffmwfamily\relax