############################################################# ## ## This is the file vfinst.par, part of the VFinst package ## (version 1.00, August, 1998) for PostScript Type1 font ## installation. (Author: Alan Hoenig, ajhjj@cunyvm.cuny.edu) ## ############################################################# ## These parameters need to be set for your system. ## The statements will be read by Perl, so they require that you ## follow Perl syntax. Fortunately, this isn't hard. Follow ## these tips, and also use the statements in the distribution file ## as models. ## ## * The Perl comment character is the hash mark #, so everything ## following this is ignored. (It's just like the % in TeX and ## LaTeX.) ## * All Perl staments end with a semicolon `;'. ## * The Perl variable names you set here must all begin with ## the dollar sign `$'. ## * When an alphanumeric string is assigned to a variable, the string ## must be surrounded in double quotes, like "this". ## ## DOS Users: As you know, the path separator symbol is the backslash. ## For technical reasons, this must be entered as \\ when used in ## a variable. ## ## NONE of the path are allowed to end in a (back)slash!!! ## EVERYONE needs to set these... $vfencoding = " "; # where is the file 8r.enc? ## If your system is smart enough to know where 8r.enc is, you don't ## need any explicit directory. $vfenc = "OT1"; # or maybe "ot1" or "T1" or "t1" ## If you are running a TDS system, uncomment the ## next statement. $vftexmf = "e:/texmf"; # where is texmf root? ## If you are running a `traditional' TeX system, you'll need to ## supply the following information... $vfmapdir = "/usr/lib/tex/ps"; # where is psfonts.map? $vfinputs = "/usr/lib/tex/inputs"; # Where do fd files belong? $vfvf = "/usr/lib/tex/fonts/vf"; # where do vf's go? $vftfm = "/usr/lib/tex/fonts/tfm"; # and tfm's? $vfpsfonts = "/psfonts"; # where are all the outline fonts? $vfafm = "/psfonts/afm"; # ...and the matching afm's? # The following are for `wizards only'... # ******************************************** # UNCOMMENT THE FOLLOWING FOR UNIX: # ******************************************** $sep = "/"; # path separator $copy = "cp"; # copy command $del = "rm"; # file delete command $mv = "mv"; # command to move files $ren = "mv"; # how to rename files $rem = "##"; # comments in system files # ******************************************** # UNCOMMENT THE FOLLOWING FOR DOS: # ******************************************** ## $sep = "\\"; ## $copy = "copy"; ## $del = "del"; ## $mv = "move"; ## $ren = "ren"; ## $rem = "REM"; # ********************************************