actmap [filename]
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The highlight is the fact that it makes use of TeX's PK files, i.e. you can use any TeX-available font which is accessible on your system through the programs mf (METAFONT) or gsftopk (Ghostscript-Font-to-TeX-PK).
CMBoldface-V
' (Computer Modern Boldface). The NAME is either a METAFONT fontname or a Postscript fontname plus the point size
appended with a dash. Additionally the fontname can be an alias from the
file Fontmap.
Typical examples for fontnames are:
Computer Modern Family (add `F',`T',`S',`L',`H',`V' or nothing after dash for size): CMBoldface CMItalic CMRoman CMSansSerif CMTeleType
Adobe Type Basics: (add `20', `40', etc. after dash for size): Courier CourierBold CourierOblique CourierBoldOblique Helvetica HelveticaBold HelveticaOblique Times TimesBold TimesItalic TimesBoldItalic
SPEC ::= x-spec 'x' y-spec x-spec ::= [+] x-size [x-align] x-align ::= L|C|R y-spec ::= [+] y-size [y-align] y-align ::= T|M|B
In normal installation all environment variables are set via the various configuration files like gisig.set.
Claus-Peter R\"uckemann ruckema@uni-muenster.de
actmap(1),
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