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From: "Ruprecht von Waldenfels" <h0444tuv@rz.hu-berlin.de>
To: CyrTeX-en@vsu.ru
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 19:27:20 +0200
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Subject: Type 1 Bluesky Fonts for Cyrillic
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Hello, 

I have been trying for some time to have better results converting to PDF by using 
Type 1 fonts. I've edited the divps config.ps file and added support for Type 1 cm fonts; 
included the {type1cm} package and used dvips and then ghostscript 7.00 to convert 
my File to pdf using embedded fonts. Still only the latin fonts are embedded.
As I don't fully understand the mechanisms behind what I'm doing, I started to look and 
found out that  - as it seems to me - I should need to somehow activate the bluesky 
cyrillic fonts I'm aiming at.
What puzzles me is that these fonts are not specified as to what encoding they use. (I 
use T2A as an encoding) But maybe I don't understand the mechanisms behind using 
Type 1 Fonts.

There must be people out there who have solved the same problem. 
Can one of thees lucky persons help me?
Ruprecht von Waldenfels