(Die Datei `liesmich.txt' enthaelt eine deutsche Fassung dieses Textes.) ************************************************* * This is an experimental version of the * * Computer Modern Bright * * family of fonts. Its use for production * * purposes is not recommended, and it may * * be withdrawn or replaced by an impoved * * version at any time. * ************************************************* Overview ======== This set of files consists of - METAFONT sources to generate an experimental version of the Computer Modern Bright fonts, a new family of sans serif fonts for TeX and LaTeX; - LaTeX2e font interface files; - LaTeX documents describing the design principles and presenting examples of the fonts. METAFONT sources: cmbr10.mf parameter file upright shape cmbri10.mf " slanted cmbrbx10.mf " upright, bold extended cmbrmi10.mf " math. slanted dcbr10.mf " upright, DC coded dcbri10.mf " slanted, DC coded dcbrbx10.mf " upright, bold extended, DC coded broman.mf driver file for cm coded fonts baccent.mf " " " " bromanl.mf " " " " bromlig.mf " " " " mathls.mf " for math. font db*.mf driver files for dc coded fonts LaTeX files: cmbright.dtx LaTeXe source for package files cmbr.fdd " " " font definition files cmbright.ins installation script bright.tex LaTeX document on the design principles examples.tex examples of some of the fonts Generating the fonts ==================== Run METAFONT on the parameter files to generate the fonts; additionally you will need the driver files mentioned above and the driver files for the original CM or DC(v1.1) fonts. Attention: Use the `plain' METAFONT base file to generate the DC coded fonts -- don't use a precompiled `dxbase'! The parameter files provide only one size (10pt); other sizes must be generated using appropriate magnifications. Generating the DC coded fonts at low resolutions (even at 300dpi) with mag < 1 may result in METAFONT errors which, however, may be ignored. Documentation ============= The LaTeX document bright.dtx describes in german language the design principles of the CM Bright fonts and shows some examples of the new fonts; the file examples.tex contains only the examples. Both documents may be compiled by LaTeX2.09 or LaTeX2e; they access the cmbr fonts via `\newfont', so you don't need any special macro package (except german.sty -- both documents are written in german). You will need the following fonts to typeset the examples: cmbr10 (mag=1) cmbr10 mag=2 cmbri10 mag=2 cmbrbx10 mag=2 LaTeX interface =============== The files cmbright.dtx and cmbr.fdd contain the package files and font definition files for the LaTeX2e interface. Run LaTeX2e on cmbright.ins to unpack them; run LaTeX2e on cmbright.dtx and cmbr.fdd to typeset the documentation. The documentation part of cmbright.dtx is written in german. You will NOT need these interface files to typeset the documents bright.tex and examples.tex! Generation and distribution of unchanged versions ================================================= Redistribution of unchanged files is allowed provided that all files listed in `files.lst' are distributed including this readme file and its german version (liesmich.txt). You are NOT ALLOWED to take money for the distribution or use of these files or the fonts generated from them, except for a nominal charge for copying etc. Generation and distribution of changed versions =============================================== The generation of changed versions of the files is allowed under the following restrictions: - You rename the file(s) before you make any changes. - You acknowledge the origin of the original version in the file(s). - You distribute the original version with your file(s). - You make sure that the changed versions contain a notice that prevents others to take money for distribution or use of your file(s), i.e. they have to be distributed under the restrictions mentioned above. The author ========== Walter Schmidt Warschauer Strasse 9/1106 D-99089 Erfurt (Germany) Tel.(0361)734640 Suggestions for improvement of the CM Bright family of fonts are welcome; please send them to the above address on a MS-DOS formatted floppy disk. (sorry, no e-mail available!) %% end of readme.txt [1994/11/13 v0.95 (WaS)]