gtw@plato.arts.su.OZ.AU (Gilbert Taylor-Wood) (10/19/90)
Does anyone know of a source for the old english characters thorn and yog, An academic from the english department is wanting to publish a book and I am trying to "push" them towards TeX. thanks Gilbert -- ---- Gilbert Taylor-Wood gtw@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU Faculty of Arts Programmer The University of Sydney
spqr@ecs.soton.ac.uk (Sebastian Rahtz) (10/21/90)
In article <gtw.656297764@plato> gtw@plato.arts.su.OZ.AU (Gilbert Taylor-Wood) writes:
Does anyone know of a source for the old english characters thorn
and yog, An academic from the english department is wanting to publish a
book and I am trying to "push" them towards TeX.
some PostScript fonts have eth and thorn. I have an idea yogh is in
the Garamond extensions font. The average Old English book will
probably look nicer if its not in CMR anyway....
sebastian the biased
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