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vladimir,
the following references point to LH cyrillic fonts (available in
teTeX, TeXLive). in particular, the reference like: "0x82/0xA2 in
lati1200" means that you could type "tex testfont", create a table for
the font lati1200, and look at slots 0x82 and 0xA2 (hex numbers).
many thanks! this should give me exactly what i need.
one clarification:
> 0453 -- gje (g with acute accent)
seems it should look like g (0433) with acute accent. :)
\'\cyrg
the new font that i'm looking at simply has the upright g obliqued,
with the accent; i have questioned that, but am looking for some
more expert knowledge than i have. from your description here, i
gather that the usual sinuous russian italic g should get the accent,
rather than the oblique upright form.
thanks again.
-- bb
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