On Wednesday 12 March 2003 14:23, you wrote:
The "8r" at the end of the psnfss version also gives the encoding, and I don't really think there's a need to have the precise pfb name in the tfm file name. That's not to say there aren't problems with psnfss, just that in this context those problems aren't important.
OK.
Since texfont uses afm2tfm directly (and the tfm files that come with psnfss are hand tuned) I don't think that using texfont blindly is a very good idea. It would be better to use the existing tfm files.
Right. Patrick has a file that maps the ConTeXt names to the pfsnss names, which solves the problem.
Although that means you have to adapt the sources of the files you receive to use this intermediate translation file. Although I suspect this is something that could be put in cont-sys.tex (anyone for the exact command?) and make it a system wide local configuration. BTW isn't this something that sould be addressed by using \usetypescript[ber]? (Or did I miss something?) Maarten