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From: tchow@ub.d.umn.edu (Timothy Chow)
Newsgroups: comp.text.tex
Subject: Hard-to-find fonts
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Date: 3 Aug 90 18:58:42 GMT
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Are any of the following fonts public domain?  If so (or even if not),
where are they available?

1. Script.  I don't mean \cal or eusm; what I'm looking for is a very
   fine-lined swirly script font that you see in most journals and
   math texts (e.g., Springer-Verlag UTM and GTM).

2. A bold italic font in the Computer Modern family.

3. PostScript equivalents of cmmi and cmsy that are visually compatible
   with the Times family.  (What I want here is to be able to create a
   document where the main text is Times Roman and everything else is
   aesthetically compatible with it.  The Computer Modern family of
   fonts nauseates me.)

4. Some font that contains an empty set symbol that is a circle with a
   45 degree slash through it.  (I know I could just teach myself
   Metafont, but I was hoping for an easier way.)