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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/fonts-tlwg/README.latex b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/fonts-tlwg/README.latex new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..d22a99f9802 --- /dev/null +++ b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/fonts/fonts-tlwg/README.latex @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +%% This file is a part of fonts-tlwg package. + +Fonts-TLWG is a collection of Thai scalable fonts available under free +licenses. Its goal is to provide fonts that conform to existing standards +and recommendations, so that it can be a reference implementation. + +It has been made available for use with pdfLaTeX. To use it, you can use +the fonts-tlwg package by declaring like this in document preamble: + + \usepackage{fonts-tlwg} + +OPTIONS +------- + +Options are also available so that you can choose default fonts for use +in the document when switching to Thai in Babel: + +* Using sans-serif font instead of roman: + + - sans : Use sans-serif font by default when switching to Thai. + +* Defining default roman, sans-serif, and teletype fonts: + + - rmkinnari : Use "kinnari" as the default roman family. + - rmnorasi : Use "norasi" as the default roman family. + - sfgaruda : Use "garuda" as the default sans-serif family. + - sflaksaman : Use "laksaman" as the default sans-serif family. + - sfumpush : Use "umpush" as the default sans-serif family. + - sfloma : Use "loma" as the default sans-serif family. + - sfwaree : Use "waree" as the default sans-serif family. + - ttttype : Use "ttype" as the default teletype family. + - ttttypist : Use "ttypist" as the default teletype family. + + These options do not change the default Thai font for the document. + They only define the default Thai fonts of the three families for use + in the document. + +* Definging the default font for the document: + + - kinnari : Use "kinnari" as the default font of the document. + - garuda : Use "garuda" as the default font of the document. + - norasi : Use "norasi" as the default font of the document. + - laksaman : Use "laksaman" as the default font of the document. + - loma : Use "loma" as the default font of the document. + - purisa : Use "purisa" as the default font of the document. + - sawasdee : Use "sawasdee" as the default font of the document. + - ttype : Use "ttype" as the default font of the document. + - ttypist : Use "ttypist" as the default font of the document. + - umpush : Use "umpush" as the default font of the document. + - waree : Use "waree" as the default font of the document. + + These options define the default Thai font when switching to Thai language + in Babel. They do not define fonts for the three families. + +Example: + +* To use "laksaman" font all over the document (e.g. in Thai official letters): + + \usepackage[laksaman]{fonts-tlwg} + +* To use "kinnari" as roman font instead of the default "norasi": + + \usepackage[rmkinnari]{fonts-tlwg} + +* To typeset document with sans-serif font instead of roman: + + \usepackage[sans]{fonts-tlwg} + +* To use "laksaman" as default font, allowing "kinnari" in roman text: + + \usepackage[sans,sflaksaman,rmkinnari]{fonts-tlwg} + + or: + + \usepackage[laksaman,rmkinnari]{fonts-tlwg} + + +\USEFONT COMMAND +---------------- + +You can still use the \usefont command where you want specific fonts in your +text portions, for example: + +* To use "garuda" font with medium weight and normal shape: + + \usefont{LTH}{garuda}{m}{n} + +* To use "kinnari" font with bold weight and italic shape: + + \usefont{LTH}{kinnari}{b}{it} + +* To use "umpush" font with light weight (available for "umpush" only) and + slant shape: + + \usefont{LTH}{umpush}{l}{sl} + |