melvin@amun.cgd.ucar.edu (06/30/90)
Does anyone know of a metafont definition for Mediaeval/Old English style characters? I'd settle for pk formats in a few sizes, but I'd prefer the source. - Lee PS - Tengwar is interesting but I'm not enough of a Tolkien buff to learn the language. -- /~~~ melvin@ncar.ucar.edu,melvin@snoopy.colorado.edu,melvin@boulder.bitnet ~~~\ | Lee Melvin | _Total Recall_ - Arnold Schwartzenegger, Sharon Stone, ILM, \| | | CGD / NCAR | sci-fi, blood, guts & more - it just doesn't get better! |\ | \___ DISCLAIMER: I'm not a scientist, they just let me play with the Y-MP ___/
amanda@mermaid.intercon.com (Amanda Walker) (06/30/90)
In article <7831@ncar.ucar.edu>, melvin@amun.cgd.ucar.edu writes: > Does anyone know of a metafont definition for Mediaeval/Old English > style characters? I'd settle for pk formats in a few sizes, but I'd prefer > the source. Euler Fraktur is a quite nice German-style gothic face. It's available from the AMS or via anonymous FTP from most of the standard TeX FTP sites. I don't think source is available, though. -- Amanda Walker InterCon Systems Corporation --