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120 bytes removed ,  17:56, 28 February 2005
extra option, and option 2 can be shortcutted
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then you have probably run into a bug in your version of <tt>afm2tfm</tt>, which is a program called by the <tt>texfont</tt> script. This happened to me with Monotype's ''Century Gothic'' font family. You have 2 3 options:
# get a fixed version of afm2tfm ('''NB''' I don't know if this exists yet);
# edit the AFM files to work around the problem.
# install [[http://tex.aanhet.net/afm2pl/ afm2pl]] and use texfont's <tt>--afmpl</tt> switch
To take the second option, open a copy of each <tt>.afm</tt> file in a text editor and find the section headed <tt>StartComposites</tt>. In each line in Delete this entire section, up to and including the line <tt>EndComposites</tt>, make sure that there is a space ''before'' every semicolon as well as after (there are 3 semicolons per line). For example, the line referenced above would now look like this:
<pre>CC Aacute 2 ; PCC A 0 0 ; PCC acute 182 150 ;</pre> After you have done this to all the <tt>CC.afm</tt> linesfiles, <tt>afm2tfm</tt> should work and texfont should complete successfully.

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