Multiple Master Math Extension Fonts September 28, 2003 From its inception, TEX relied on the concept of extensible (composite) characters to implement large glyphs that occur in mathematical typesetting. While thousands

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Date: 2003-09-28 23:01:22 Application software PostScript fonts Multiple master fonts Computer font Typeface OpenType TeX Metafont Font Typography Digital typography Typesetting		Multiple Master Math Extension Fonts September 28, 2003 From its inception, TEX relied on the concept of extensible (composite) characters to implement large glyphs that occur in mathematical typesetting. While thousands Add to Reading List Source URL: www.micropress-inc.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 114,47 KB Share Document on Facebook

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