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From: smithda@cpsvax.cps.msu.edu (J. Daniel Smith)
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Subject: Re: Slavic (Russian) Fonts
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Date: 23 Nov 89 03:50:29 GMT
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In article <6947@portia.Stanford.EDU> dane@denali.stanford.edu (Dane Spearing) writes:
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>Does Adobe (or anyone else for that matter) distribute a Slavic Font?
Georgia Tobin of the Metafoundry (part of the OCLC) has but together a
TeX compatible Slavic font in METAfont.  There is both a "Time-Roman"
version and a "Helvetica" version.

Details on obtaining such fonts has always been rather sketchy.  I
know that some of their other fonts are distributed through just a few
companies (one in the US is Personal-TeX).  However, I haven't seen
the Slavic fonts from Personal-TeX.  Perhaps someone else has more
info on obtaining fonts from the Metafoundry.

   Dan
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