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From: scharein@cs.ubc.ca (Robert Scharein)
Newsgroups: comp.text.tex
Subject: Concrete and Euler Fonts in LaTeX
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Date: 7 Mar 91 22:59:18 GMT
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Does anyone know if this is the correct thing to do to use
the Concrete Modern and Euler fonts in LaTeX?

\documentstyle[newlfont,concrete]{article}
\begin{document}

I can't find any examples on our system except for some LaTeX files
which I can't LaTeX because we don't have all the fonts built etc.
So the above is just a guess.

I know this is a very simple question.  If anyone has a simple answer
I'd love to hear about it.  An actual example would be appreciated.

                                            Thanks a lot,
                                            Rob Scharein

                                            scharein@cs.ubc.ca