On Mon, 8 Sep 2008, Yue Wang wrote:
cmb10.pfb cmbx8.pfb cmff10.pfb cmmi5.pfb cmr12.pfb cmsl10.pfb cmss17.pfb cmssi17.pfb cmsy6.pfb cmtex9.pfb cmtt12.pfb cmbsy10.pfb cmbx9.pfb cmfi10.pfb cmmi6.pfb cmr17.pfb cmsl12.pfb cmss8.pfb cmssi8.pfb cmsy7.pfb cmti10.pfb cmtt8.pfb cmbx10.pfb cmbxsl10.pfb cmfib8.pfb cmmi7.pfb cmr5.pfb cmsl8.pfb cmss9.pfb cmssi9.pfb cmsy8.pfb cmti12.pfb cmtt9.pfb cmbx12.pfb cmbxti10.pfb cminch.pfb cmmi8.pfb cmr6.pfb cmsl9.pfb cmssbx10.pfb cmssq8.pfb cmsy9.pfb cmti7.pfb cmu10.pfb cmbx5.pfb cmcsc10.pfb cmitt10.pfb cmmi9.pfb cmr7.pfb cmsltt10.pfb cmssdc10.pfb cmssqi8.pfb cmtcsc10.pfb cmti8.pfb cmvtt10.pfb cmbx6.pfb cmdunh10.pfb cmmi10.pfb cmmib10.pfb cmr8.pfb cmss10.pfb cmssi10.pfb cmsy10.pfb cmtex10.pfb cmti9.pfb cmbx7.pfb cmex10.pfb cmmi12.pfb cmr10.pfb cmr9.pfb cmss12.pfb cmssi12.pfb cmsy5.pfb cmtex8.pfb cmtt10.pfb
These are cm fonts. Euler fonts begin with eu**
I should have phrased my comment more precisely. Euler fonts are not complete and the virtual fonts fallback to CM. So, to use Euler, you either need to have CM fonts, or write your own virtual fonts, or wait for MKIV to finalized a math virtual font mechanism with sane fallbacks. Aditya