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SAKURAI Takafumi (sakurai@math.s.chiba-u.ac.jp)
Department of Mathematics and Informatics
Chiba Univ.
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1. Fonts for printing MuLTeX dvi
MuLTeX generates dvi files which contains two-byte setchar
instructions. If the dvi-driver supports virtual fonts with two-byte
chars and usual type1 fonts with 256 chars, you can print/preview with
the help of mulftool package. By this package, you can divide the
Bitstream Cyberbit font into type1 fonts and can generate virtual
fonts that use the type1 fonts. The pacakge will be found in
ftp://ftp.math.s.chiba-u.ac.jp/tex/texfam-<version>/
To use the usual dvi-driver, you have to divide the fonts for two-byte
character into subfonts using dvi2dvi.
2. Post-processing of dvi file
MuLTeX can specify the program which post-processes dvi generated.
The method is one of the following. (0,1,2 is the value setup in
compile-time.)
0 no post-processing.
1 post-processed only if the env. var TEXDVIFILTER is defined.
2 post-processed by the default program which is defined in
compile time if the env. var TEXDVIFILTER is not defined.
In the case of 1 or 2, the program should get dvi from standard-input.
The %s in the $TEXDVIFILTER is replaced by the name obtained by
removing suffix .dvi from the file name of dvi. For example, if you
set (in the case of csh)
setenv TEXDVIFILTER "dvi2dvi -F multex -c %s.dvi"
like this, the generated dvi is the one whose fonts are subfonts.
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