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Mxedruli & Xucuri - The Georgian Alphabets               18th January 2009

Designed  by Johannes Heinecke
             <johannes.heinecke@wanadoo.fr>

This software is under the LaTeX Project Public License

Please send any improvements, corrections, suggestions, enhancements etc
to the Author!
I would also very grateful, if you could send me text examples
you created with these fonts, in order to replace the simple
examples in the documentation by them.
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Version 3.3c

The following files are included to use Mxedruli and Xucuri within
LaTeX: (Some files have not been changed with this version, therefore
they still use a version number prior to 3.3)

mf/mxed10.mf          - Driver for the 10pt normal 
mf/mxedbf10.mf        - Driver for the 10pt bold
mf/mxedc10.mf         - Driver for the 10pt capital
mf/mxedi10.mf         - Driver for the 10pt italics
mf/mxed.mf            - Main Driver, calls character definition files
mf/mxedbase.mf        - Base file
mf/mxedfont.mf        - Definition of Mxedruli characters
mf/mxedcaps.mf        - Definition of Mxedruli ``capital'' characters
mf/mxedp.mf           - Punctuation (very simple)
mf/mxedd.mf           - Digits (very simple too, if cmbase is used the 
                        cm-digits will be used instead of these.
mf/mxedacc.mf         - Accents for other Kartvelian languages (Svan).
mf/xuc10              - Driver for the 10pt Xucuri
mf/xuc.mf             - Main Driver, calls character definition files
mf/xucbase.mf         - Base file
mf/xucfont.mf         - Definition of Xucuri characters
mf/xucp.mf            - Punctuation (very simple)

fonts/pk300/mxed*pk   - .pk files (Mxedruli, 300x300 dpi) 
fonts/pk300/xuc10.*pk - .pk files (Xucuri, 300x300 dpi) 
fonts/tfm/*.tfm       - .tfm files
alphabets.tex         - An example of Xucuri and Mxedruli
mxeddoc.pdf 	      - Documentation (Far more exhaustive!)
mxeddoc.tex 	      - LaTeX-source for mxeddoc.pdf
ossetic.tex           - An example of Ossetic language written in Mxedruli
vepxis.tex            - A short sample file
inputs/mxedruli.sty   - LaTeX Style file, to hook Mxedruli to LaTeX 
                        size change commands
inputs/xucuri.sty     - LaTeX Style file for Xucuri
inputs/umxed.fd       - Font definition file for NFSS2
inputs/uxuc.fd        - Font definition file for NFSS2



How to create the .gf/.pk files?
- Run METAFONT (and GFtoPK) on mxed10.mf and mxedbf10.mf

What's more to say?
- The punctuation is very simple, and only
  includes . , : ; - -- --- ! ? ( ) \ / [ ] = +

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History:

18th January 2009: Version 3.3c
    10 years, and the only thing changed is the doc (reference to Unicode codes and some minor details)

1st Septmeber 1999: Version 3.3
    Changed Fontcoding U to u

15th April 1997: Version 3.0
    Added Xucuri characters (upper and lower case)

15th July 1996: Version 2.4
    Added italics, minor corrections

20th May 1996: Version 2.3
    Added new letter: Glottal Stop (reverse `q')

5th March 1996: Version 2.2
    Added two more letters: `qhar' and `ee'

26th June 1995: Version 2.1
    Minor corrections (not distributed via CTAN)

16th June 1995: Version 2.0
    `Capital' fonts included
    Introduced some letters for Old Georgian and Ossetian resp.
    !! The letter .+c is now at position oct(014), not at
       postion oct(171) where it used to be. This was necessary
       as a letter being transcribed by "y" (oct(171)) was introduced.

8th August 1994: Version 1.0
    Some Corrections on too mishaped letters.
    Introduced some letters for Old Georgian.

September 1993:
    First Release.