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#
# MC-TeX font configuration
#
# N.B.: choose only one of `box' or `blank' TFM fonts
#
# If you have a Ricoh write-white engine and a Canon write-black engine,
# and you use different fonts on each, you might use
#
# font pk ricoh 2 /usr/local/lib/tex/fonts/ricoh/%f/%f.%mpk
# font pk canon 2 /usr/local/lib/tex/fonts/canon/%f/%f.%mpk
# font tfm TeX 0 /usr/local/lib/tex/fonts/tfm/%f.tfm
#
# as your entire fontdesc file (although this would not allow people
# to have their own directories searched).
#
# If you did this, and ran `postscript -e xyzzy', you would get the
# error `(there are no fonts for the xyzzy engine!)', since no specifier
# would match.
#
# This fontdesc file uses `*' and thus matches every engine.
# Allow the use of `built-in' PostScript fonts,
# including via $TEXFONTS, for engine `PostScript'.
font tfm PostScript 0 /usr/local/lib/tex/fonts/%f.tfm
fontenv tfm PostScript 0 TEXFONTS %f.tfm
# allow people to override fonts (slows things down)
# TYPE SPEC SLOP VARIABLE NAMEPART
fontenv pk * 2 OVERRIDE_FONTS %f.%mpk
fontenv gf * 2 OVERRIDE_FONTS %f.%mgf
fontenv invis * 2 OVERRIDE_FONTS %f.tfm
# normally, look first in the standard directory (speeds things up)
# TYPE SPEC SLOP PATH
font pk * 2 /usr/local/lib/tex/fonts/%f/%f.%mpk
font gf * 2 /usr/local/lib/tex/fonts/%f/%f.%mgf
font invis * 0 /usr/local/lib/tex/slitexfonts/%f.tfm
# then try user's $TEXFONTS, if any
fontenv pk * 2 TEXFONTS %f.%mpk
fontenv gf * 2 TEXFONTS %f.%mpk
# box font must come last!
font box * 0 /usr/local/lib/tex/fonts/%f.tfm
fontenv box * 0 TEXFONTS %f.tfm