"lhs" == leif halvard silli writes:

 lhs> Is this the same as 'CM-Super font package v0.2.0' which you
 lhs> announced earlier?
 >> yes. current version is 0.3.1 already, and is available from
 >> CTAN.

 lhs> You sent me LH fonts, but since this is a replacement I may use
 lhs> these instead then?

i have sent you METAFONT version of LH fonts with all header files
generated, with TDS directory layout. The cm-super fonts are Type 1
version of LH (and EC/TC) fonts.

you may still need the METAFONT sources to generate TFM files (font
metrics). once you have them generated, you will not need the METAFONT
sources any more (if you will use cm-super fonts).

 >> but you should use some screen font (in your editor) which will
 >> display both cyrillic and norwegian characters... best approach is
 >> to use UTF-8 capable editor.

 lhs> I will have to use two different screen fonts: one for cyrillic
 lhs> and another for Latin. But this is not a problem as much as I
 lhs> can see. It is simply the (old style) macintosh multilingual
 lhs> method. The swiching between fonts is automatical, follows the
 lhs> keyboard layout I use. I will use the editor I know best, which
 lhs> is Nisus Writer (it has grep/regex and everything, except built
 lhs> in UTF8...)

Or you can use Emacs for Macintosh.

it understands UTF-8, has the ability to input many different
languages on one keyboard, and has a convenient support for (La)TeX.

http://www.google.com/search?q=emacs+macintosh
gives a lot of links, e.g.:
http://www.esm.psu.edu/mac-tex/
http://mac-emacs.sourceforge.net/index.html

Best,
v.