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+%        File: change.log
+%      Author: Oliver Corff
+%        Date: October 1997, Ulaanbaatar
+%              June 1998, Ulaanbaatar
+%              December 1998, Beijing
+%              December 2001, Beijing
+%
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+%
+v 0.5, 2001/10/10
+
+1) Renaming of all glyphs
+
+	All glyph identifiers used in ligtables etc. are now
+	renamed according to the LH conventions.
+
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+%
+v 0.3, 1998/12/15
+
+1) New Glyph: Currency Sign
+
+	The Mongolian togrog (aka tugrik) was added. The symbol is a
+	double-barred sans serif T or t but I decided to include
+	serif versions as well, and in lower case and upper case,
+	for those who love choice.
+%
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+%
+v 0.2, 1998/06/01
+
+1) Font Names
+
+	The whole font set was renamed according to the CM
+	tradition (for easier diagnostics of missing and/or 
+	unmatching fonts between Latin and Cyrillic).
+
+	Read KM (substituting CM in the font names) as
+	"Komp`yuter Modern" (Mongolian for Computer Modern)
+	or
+	"Kirill Mongol" (Mongolian Cyrillic)
+
+
+2) Font Shapes
+
+	More fonts from the Computer Modern Family were added:
+	Dunhill, Variable Width Typewriter Text (also Italic);
+	Funny (both Upright and Italic).
+
+
+3) Path Errors
+
+	Some font source behave strangely in combination with
+	certain parameter files; in particular, it was necessary
+	to tune de, De and ze in the Cyrillic sources.
+%
+%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
+%
+v 0.1, 1997/10/01
+
+Changes involved for creating mcyr (Mongolian Cyrillic)
+on the basis of cmcyralt
+
+1) Font Encoding
+
+	The encoding definition file was rewritten in order
+	to accommodate for LMC (Local Mongolian Cyrillic)
+	encoding. This is basically a transliteration mirror
+	of T1 (Cork) encoding, with Mongolian front vowels in
+	the appropriate T1 umlaut slots.
+
+2) Internal Character Names
+
+	CYR_HA ("X") and CYR_ha ("x") were changed to CYR_XA
+	and CYR_xa throughout all occurences of all files  in
+	order to accommodate for the Buryad letter which looks
+	(and is pronounced very much) like a "h".
+
+3) Glyph Shapes
+
+	The front vowel CYR_OE/CYR_oe was taken from J. Knappen's
+	Bashkirian sources; so were CYR_UE and CYR_HA/CYR_ha.
+
+	CYR_HA had a strange path error when used in italics mode;
+	one angle of a penpos was changed from 90 to 95 degrees
+	which resolved the problem without distorting the result
+	visibly.
+
+	CYR_ue was given as a gamma by J. Knappen which is not
+	acceptable; CYR_ue is a letter with a high frequeny so
+	reading the gamma would be quite irritating. Besides,
+	a proper gamma is used in transliterations. A new CYR_ue
+	was thus designed.
+
+4) Conventional Glyphs
+
+	More glyphs (digits, punctuation, etc.) of the original
+	cmr sources were included in order to decrease the amount
+	of font switching in mixed-language documents.
+
+5) Ligatures
+
+	A set of constantly active ligatures was introduced which
+	takes care of some of the Cyrillic umlauts as well as
+	"sh", "yo", "ya" etc.
+
+6) Font Names
+
+	Everything was renamed properly so as to avoid collisions
+	with existing cmcyralt installations. A notice to that
+	effect was prepended to every file.
+
+7) Internal Clean-ups
+
+	The parameter files are paragons of a Write-Only coding
+	style; just for the modifier's own convenience, some 
+	tabbing was inserted here and there, without any functional
+	effect, of course.
+
+	Some of the commands which are leftovers of the original
+	cmr sources (from where everything is derived) and which
+	do not make any sense in this encoding were simply deleted
+	for sake of a better readability of the file.
+
+
+Oliver Corff, October 1997, Ulaanbaatar