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psfont: A general way to use PostScript fonts ∗

Sebastian Marius Kirsch

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Abstract

This package provides a general way to use PostScript fonts without handling with thousands of style files, one for each font you want to use. It works with a style file, psfont.sty, which contains all the macros, and a configuration file, psfont.cfg, which tells the style file about the available fonts.

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This package provides a general way to use PostScript fonts without handling with thousands of style files, one for each font you want to use. It works with a style file, psfont.sty, which contains all the macros, and a configuration file, psfont.cfg, which tells the style file about the available fonts.

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This package provides a general way to use PostScript fonts without handling with thousands of style files, one for each font you want to use. It works with a style file, psfont.sty, which contains all the macros, and a configuration file, psfont.cfg, which tells the style file about the available fonts.

Key concepts: Font, Style (visual arts), Computer science, Macro, File format, Computer graphics (images), Programming language, Operating system

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