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Configure presentation fonts
alpha version (v0.6)
- This readme file last changed on May 29, 2003
+ This readme file last changed on July 27, 2004
Author: Stephan Lehmke <mailto:Stephan.Lehmke@cs.uni-dortmund.de>
Lehrstuhl Informatik I
@@ -13,6 +13,31 @@
======================================================================
+Contents:
+=========
+
+00readme.txt
+ This file.
+
+01install.txt
+ Installation instructions.
+
+Makefile
+ Builds documentation and unpacks dtx-file.
+ (Only useful on Unix-like systems.)
+
+tpslifonts.dtx
+ Documented TeX source for the tpslifonts package.
+
+tpslifonts.ins
+ Docstrip batchfile that generates the tpslifonts package.
+
+slifontsexample.tex
+ An documented example.
+
+Overview:
+=========
+
Beamer and overhead presentations are often viewed under peculiar
circumstances. Especially for presentations which are projected
directly `out of the computer', low power of the beamer, low
@@ -63,102 +88,3 @@ but is completely independent and can be used without texpower without
problems. The example document slifontsexample.tex can also be
compiled without TeXPower installed.
-
-Sorry, no `real' documentation yet.
-
-The package doesn't define any user-level commands; the font
-configuration is done entirely by package options.
-
-There are some comments inside the package describing the options and
-other goings-on.
-
-Furthermore, the accompanying example document slifontsexample gives a
-lot of information about the fonts configured and some examples of
-math typesetting. Please read the comments in slifontsexample.tex
-carefully and try out some of the configuration variants described
-therein.
-
-Description of package options for tpslifonts
-=============================================
-
-Text font options.
-
-The default is to use SliTeX computer modern sans serif, an eminently
-readable font and my personal favourite.
-
- Option Meaning
- ------ -------
-
- cmr Set computer modern roman text fonts.
-
- cmss Set computer modern sans serif text fonts.
-
- cmbright Set computer modern bright text fonts.
-
- concrete Set concrete text fonts.
-
-
-Design size bounding.
-
-Usually design sizes are `bounded' by 8pt, that is, if an 8pt (or
-lower) design size of a font exists, it will be scaled to larger sizes
-even if larger design sizes exist, because large design sizes tend to
-be less readable at low resolutions. For sizes below 8pt, smaller
-design sizes are used if available.
-
-The limit of 8pt is adjustable (downwards) by options.
-
- Option Meaning
- ------ -------
-
- scale7pt Use 7pt as a bound.
-
- scale6pt Use 6pt as a bound.
-
- scale5pt Use 5pt as a bound.
-
-
-Font scaling.
-
-The default lcmss text fonts have very high `small letters', making
-normal-size fonts look small and difficult to read. There are options
-for scaling up math and typewriter fonts slightly so they harmonize a
-little more with text fonts.
-
- Option Meaning
- ------ -------
-
- scaleupmath scale up math fonts
-
- scaleuptt scale up typewriter fonts
-
-
-Math fonts.
-
-Because the availability of different fonts in different encodings is
-not really homogenous, we differentiate between the font used for
-operator names (plus upper case greek, digits and some symbols) and
-the font used for other symbols. In some cases (math extension font),
-the choices are quite limited anyway.
-
-The default is to use cmr for operators and such and the standard cmm
-and relatives for symbols. The concrete option for concrete text fonts
-selects concrete math fonts by default, but as these don't seem to
-exist in Type1 format currently, it's recommended to combine concrete
-text with Euler math.
-
- Option Meaning
- ------ -------
-
- eulermath Use Euler math fonts. This implies the option textops
- (see below).
-
- eulerdigits Take digits also from the Euler fonts (default: the
- text font used). Can be used only in conjunction with
- the eulermath option.
-
- cmbrightmath Use cmbright math fonts.
-
- textops Take operator names, upper case greek, digits and some
- symbols from the text font rather than from some font
- matching the math font (default for Euler math).