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From: kgk@cs.brown.edu (Keiji Kanazawa)
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Subject: Re: Font for number classes
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In article <4614@jarthur.Claremont.EDU> dhosek@jarthur.Claremont.EDU (dhosek) writes:

   The "blackboard bold" characters are in the old and new AMS math fonts.
   (get the new ones, if you can). 

   The AMS distributes PK files only (MF is available on request).


I said I would summarize responses to my query.  Well, I can't say it
better.  An appropriate source for the AMS fonts is apparently TUG:

  TeX Users Group
  P.O.Box 9506
  Providence, RI 02940-9056 (USA)
  401-751-7760

As I mentioned, I also have about half a dozen hacks that people have
sent me for generating N, Z, and R, in particular.  If there is
sufficient interest, I will post these.

Again, thanks for all your help.


Keiji Kanazawa
kgk@cs.brown.edu