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| russian | 2023-02-24 17:19 | - |
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The INSTALLATION GUIDE
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Sergey A. Babkin
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<A HREF="mailto:babkin@bellatlantic.net">
<babkin@bellatlantic.net></A> or <A HREF="mailto:sab123@hotmail.com"><sab123@hotmail.com></A>
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The Translation Tables
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These translation tables are used to translate the Type 1 fonts between
different encodings of the same language.
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The file names are supposed to have the suffix <tt>.tbl</tt>. Each file
describes one encoding, and all the tables for a given language
are stored in the same directory.
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The file format is quite simple: just a sequence of rows in
format
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<tt>
<name> <decimal code>
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The names do not have to conform to any standard, just the same
glyph must have the same name in all the files for a given language.
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Not all the codes need to be described in the tables, the codes that
are not mentioned in the tables are left untranslated. So a file
of zero length may be used in case when no translation is neccessary.
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The translation changes only the encoding table of the font and does not
rename the glyphs in the font file.
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Examples
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The directory `russian' contains the tables for some encodings of the
Russian language: KOI-8, IBM CP-866, IBM CP-1251 and just for fun
ISO-8859/5 (nobody uses it anyways). The tables describe both russian
letters and table graphics characters (except for CP-1251 for which
the table graphics is not defined, so the table graphics portion for
it is just copied from KOI-8).
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The file for ISO-8859/1 is just a copy of file for KOI-8. It is neccessary
because Netscape has rather weird ideas about the documents in
KOI-8 encoding. The common way to fool Netscape is to set the KOI-8
fonts for the ISO-8859/1 encoding and set the default encoding
in Netscape to 8859/1.
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The directory `latin1' contains an empty table for ISO-8859/1
because it does not need any translation.
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