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From: halliday@cheddar.cc.ubc.ca (Laura Halliday)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c,comp.text
Subject: Re: A C program for a Calendar in LaTeX.
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Date: 29 Nov 89 01:32:19 GMT
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In article <12898@polya.Stanford.EDU> ertem@polya.Stanford.EDU (Tuna Ertemalp) writes:
>
>The output of lxcal contains the following lines:
>
>\newfont{\hb}{h-bol at 12pt}
>(etc...)
>\newfont{\trsix}{t-rom at 6pt}
>
>I don't think these font names are standard; they are not available at
>polya.stanford.edu. Does someone (author?) know what these fonts are
>called normally?

(Sorry to disagree, but don't you think comp.text is a better place to 
continue this thread? With that out of the way...)

I know. They're one way of mapping PostScript fonts into LaTeX. `h-bol' is
Helvetica Bold. `t-rom' is Times-Roman.

Obtain a copy of PS-LaTeX from the LaTeX style collection for further details.
You need tfms (readily available), and a dvi2ps that groks PostScript fonts
(many do). 

Oh, before anybody asks, ftp to sun.soe.clarkson.edu, and cd pub/latex-style.
If you can't ftp, there is an email server of some sort. I don't know how 
to use it, but I'm sure somebody can fill us in.

>Have fun

Always!

...laura


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