[tex-k] 128-character dvips encodings

[Julian Gilbey]

On Wed, Feb 13, 2002 at 08:43:59AM -0800, Tomas G. Rokicki wrote:
> What's the win with 128-char encoding vectors?  Certainly a
> PostScript encoding vector is, by definition, 256 characters.

Oh, I'd seem some xdvi bug which I now can't reproduce which seemed to
be related to this.  Anyway, now I know what's up, it seems to not be
an issue.

Thanks for enlightening me on this point,

   Julian

P.S. I now have encodings for cmr10 and cmtt10 and fonts with the same
font layout, and can write one for cmtex10 as well.  Are these of
general interest?

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