Directory fonts/greek/greektex-fd

	     NFSS-2 Font Definition Files for Greek Fonts
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			    Andrej Brodnik
			University of Waterloo
		    Department of Computer Science
			   Waterloo, Canada
			  January 19th, 1995

      [ Copyright (c) 1995 Andrej Brodnik, All Rights Reserved ]

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This directory contains font definition files for three families of
Greek fonts otherwise available through "greektex" package. The
familes are:

  o clgr: serif (roman) family in file ``Uclgr.fd'' with:
      - medium series (m): upright shape (n), slanted shape (sl),
                           italic shape (it) and small caps shape (sc)
      - bold extended series (bx): upright shape (n)
  o clgrtt: typewriter family in file ``Uclgrtt.fd'' with:
      - medium series (m): upright shape (n)
  o clgrss: sans serif family in file ``Uclgrss.fd'' with:
      - medium series (m): upright shape (n)
  o clgrm: mathematical family (OML encoding) in file ``OMLclgrm''
           with:
      - medium series (m): italic shape (it)

Since, up to my knowledge, there is no known encoding scheme for Greek
letters (yet), we are using ``U'' -- user defined encoding.

However, to make things really compatible with LaTeX2e and possible to
typeset simultaneously in Greek and some other language, one needs to
upgrade ``greektex'' (see CTAN sites) to NFSS-2 and LaTeX2e. For now,
one can simply typeset small portions of Greek text in her or his
documents using the following environment:

     \newenvironment{greek}[1][]%
       {\fontencoding{U}\fontfamily{clgr#1}\selectfont}
       {}

and then

     \begin{greek}
       Greek text.
     \end{greek}

for serif (roman) family or:

     \begin{greek}[ss]
       Greek text.
     \end{greek}

for sans serif family (for typewriter family replace ``ss'' by
``tt''). However, the Greek text has to be encoded as described in ``A
practical system for typesetting Greek in \TeX'' by Y.N. Moschovakis
and G. Spiliotis (see again CTAN sites).