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From: kalita@linc.cis.upenn.edu (Jugal Kolita)
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Subject: Possibility  of using bitmapped postsript fonts with Tex/Latex?
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Date: 10 Nov 90 00:23:45 GMT
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Hello everyone!

1)Is there any way of using bitmapped postscript fonts with Tex or LaTex?
I have read  several times the answers provided to a list of such questions 
by some Texperts on comp.tex.text, but
don't exactly understand what needs to be done. If anyone can
help me out with some clear answers, I will really appreciate.


2) I know a little bit of Postscript and can write small programs in it.
But, I was wondering if there are any text/word-processing progams
written directly on top of Postscript.
If there is such a package
available, will anyone please let me know where it is available.

Thanks!

J Kalita