CLDLV@NASAGISS.bitnet (Dimitri Vulis) (11/04/87)
I believe you can do it in TeX by changing catcodes and assigning
different values to the letters, i.e. 'a' would produce (cmit) alpha
while A would produce roman A. Unfortunately, you can't get boldface
this way and the kerning won't be right. There was a discussion on
TeXHAX a while ago from some guy who suggested adding regular Greek
and Cyrillic to all CM typefaces in the upper 128 positions.
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