%    Copyright (C) 1990, 1992 Aladdin Enterprises.  All rights reserved.
%    Distributed by Free Software Foundation, Inc.
%
% This file is part of Ghostscript.
%
% Ghostscript is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
% WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.  No author or distributor accepts responsibility
% to anyone for the consequences of using it or for whether it serves any
% particular purpose or works at all, unless he says so in writing.  Refer
% to the Ghostscript General Public License for full details.
%
% Everyone is granted permission to copy, modify and redistribute
% Ghostscript, but only under the conditions described in the Ghostscript
% General Public License.  A copy of this license is supposed to have been
% given to you along with Ghostscript so you can know your rights and
% responsibilities.  It should be in a file named COPYING.  Among other
% things, the copyright notice and this notice must be preserved on all
% copies.

% ----------------------------------------------------------------

% This file is a catalog of fonts known to Ghostscript.  Any font
% that is to be loaded automatically when named must be in this catalog.

% Each font has an entry consisting of three items:
%
%	- The name by which the font is known inside Ghostscript
%	(a Ghostscript literal name).  This is used to find the file
%	from which a font of a given name should be loaded.
%
%	- Information depending on whether this is a real font or a
%	font alias:
%
%		- For real fonts, the name of the Ghostscript font
%		file (a Ghostscript string, enclosed in parentheses).
%		The filename should include the extension, which (by
%		convention) is `.gsf'.  `.pfa' and `.pfb' files are
%		also usable as fonts for Ghostscript.
%
%		- For font aliases, the name of the font which should
%		be used when this one is requested, preceded by a
%		`/'.  See the entry for Charter below for an example.
%
%	- A terminating semicolon.

% Because of limitations in the MS-DOS environment, Ghostscript font
% file names must be no more than 8 characters long, must consist only
% of LOWER CASE letters, digits, and underscores, and must start with a
% letter.  Font names, on the other hand, need only obey the syntax of
% names in the Ghostscript language, which is much more liberal.

% Most of the Ghostscript fonts were created automatically from freely
% available bitmaps.  There is a makefile (fonts.mak) that specifies
% how this conversion was done.  fonts.mak also specifies, for each such
% converted font, its uniqueID (an integer used to identify distinct fonts
% within the Ghostscript font machinery), and its encoding (the mapping
% from character codes in a string to character names).  For more detailed
% information, read fonts.mak.

% The following table is actually a Ghostscript data structure.
% If you add new entries, be sure to copy the punctuation accurately.

% 
% A homemade font.
 
/Ugly				(uglyr.gsf)	;


% Fonts converted from bitmaps.

/AvantGarde-Book		(pagk.gsf)	;
/AvantGarde-BookOblique		(pagko.gsf)	;
/AvantGarde-Demi		(pagd.gsf)	;
/AvantGarde-DemiOblique		(pagdo.gsf)	;

/Bookman-Light			(pbkl.gsf)	;
/Bookman-LightItalic		(pbkli.gsf)	;
/Bookman-Demi			(pbkd.gsf)	;
/Bookman-DemiItalic		(pbkdi.gsf)	;

% The converted Bitstream fonts have been replaced by Type 1 fonts
% contributed to the X11R5 distribution; see below.
%/Charter-Roman			(bchr.gsf)	;
%/Charter-Italic		(bchri.gsf)	;
%/Charter-Bold			(bchb.gsf)	;
%/Charter-BoldItalic		(bchbi.gsf)	;

% The converted Courier fonts have been replaced by Type 1 fonts
% contributed to the X11R5 distribution; see below.
%/Courier			(pcrr.gsf)	;
%/Courier-Oblique		(pcrro.gsf)	;
%/Courier-Bold			(pcrb.gsf)	;
%/Courier-BoldOblique		(pcrbo.gsf)	;
% Quite a few PostScript files reference Courier-Oblique rather than
% Courier-Italic, so we need some aliases here.
/Courier-Oblique		/Courier-Italic		;
/Courier-BoldOblique		/Courier-BoldItalic	;

/Helvetica			(phvr.gsf)	;
/Helvetica-Oblique		(phvro.gsf)	;
/Helvetica-Narrow		(phvrrn.gsf)	;
/Helvetica-Bold			(phvb.gsf)	;
/Helvetica-BoldOblique		(phvbo.gsf)	;

/NewCenturySchlbk-Roman		(pncr.gsf)	;
/NewCenturySchlbk-Italic	(pncri.gsf)	;
/NewCenturySchlbk-Bold		(pncb.gsf)	;
/NewCenturySchlbk-BoldItalic	(pncbi.gsf)	;

/Palatino-Roman			(pplr.gsf)	;
/Palatino-Italic		(pplri.gsf)	;
/Palatino-Bold			(pplb.gsf)	;
/Palatino-BoldItalic		(pplbi.gsf)	;

/Symbol				(psyr.gsf)	;

/Times-Roman			(ptmr.gsf)	;
/Times-Italic			(ptmri.gsf)	;
/Times-Bold			(ptmb.gsf)	;
/Times-BoldItalic		(ptmbi.gsf)	;

/ZapfChancery			(zcr.gsf)	;
/ZapfChancery-Oblique		(zcro.gsf)	;
/ZapfChancery-Bold		(zcb.gsf)	;
% Some PostScript files reference the MediumItalic font....
/ZapfChancery-MediumItalic	/ZapfChancery-Oblique	;

/ZapfDingbats			(pzdr.gsf)	;


% 
%
% Type 1 fonts contributed to the X11R5 distribution.
% These have UniqueIDs and file names of their own.
%

% The following notice accompanied the Charter fonts.
%
% (c) Copyright 1989-1992, Bitstream Inc., Cambridge, MA.
%
% You are hereby granted permission under all Bitstream propriety rights
% to use, copy, modify, sublicense, sell, and redistribute the 4 Bitstream
% Charter (r) Type 1 outline fonts and the 4 Courier Type 1 outline fonts
% for any purpose and without restriction; provided, that this notice is
% left intact on all copies of such fonts and that Bitstream's trademark
% is acknowledged as shown below on all unmodified copies of the 4 Charter
% Type 1 fonts.
%
% BITSTREAM CHARTER is a registered trademark of Bitstream Inc.

% The Bitstream Charter fonts have different names....
/CharterBT-Roman		(bchr.gsf)	;
/CharterBT-Italic		(bchri.gsf)	;
/CharterBT-Bold			(bchb.gsf)	;
/CharterBT-BoldItalic		(bchbi.gsf)	;
% ... so we provide aliases.
/Charter-Roman			/CharterBT-Roman	;
/Charter-Italic			/CharterBT-Italic	;
/Charter-Bold			/CharterBT-Bold		;
/Charter-BoldItalic		/CharterBT-BoldItalic	;

% The following notice accompanied the Courier font:
%
%   IBM Courier - Copyright (c) IBM Corporation 1990, 1991
%
%   You are hereby granted permission under the terms of the IBM/MIT X
%   Consortium Courier Typefont agreement to execute, reproduce,
%   distribute, display, market, sell and otherwise transfer copies of
%   the IBM Courier font to third parties.
%
%   The font is provided "AS IS" without charge.  NO WARRANTIES OR
%   INDEMNIFICATION ARE GIVEN, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING, BUT
%   LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR
%   A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

/Courier		(ncrr.gsf)	;
/Courier-Italic		(ncrri.gsf)	;
/Courier-Bold		(ncrb.gsf)	;
/Courier-BoldItalic	(ncrbi.gsf)	;

% The following notice accompanied the Utopia font:
%
%   Permission to use, reproduce, display and distribute the listed
%   typefaces is hereby granted, provided that the Adobe Copyright notice
%   appears in all whole and partial copies of the software and that the
%   following trademark symbol and attribution appear in all unmodified
%   copies of the software:
%
%           Copyright (c) 1989 Adobe Systems Incorporated
%           Utopia (R)
%           Utopia is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated
%
%   The Adobe typefaces (Type 1 font program, bitmaps and Adobe Font
%   Metric files) donated are:
%
%           Utopia Regular
%           Utopia Italic
%           Utopia Bold
%           Utopia Bold Italic

/Utopia-Regular		(putr.gsf)	;
/Utopia-Italic		(putri.gsf)	;
/Utopia-Bold		(putb.gsf)	;
/Utopia-BoldItalic	(putbi.gsf)	;

% 
%
% Shareware fonts.  These have no copyright, and are of questionable quality.
% They have their own UniqueID numbering scheme, which bears no relation
% to that of the other Ghostscript fonts.

/Cyrillic		(cyr.gsf)	;
/Cyrillic-Italic	(cyri.gsf)	;

% 
% 
% Fonts converted from Hershey outlines.  These are constructed and
% maintained manually.  Their entries here in the map contain a UniqueID
% because the fonts themselves don't currently contain a UniqueID entry.
% This is clearly wrong, and will be fixed someday.
%
% The UniqueID's and filenames are constructed differently for
% these than for the ones above, because of the strange way that the Hershey
% fonts were constructed.  The scheme for these looks like:
% 
% 42TTXY0
% 
% TT = typeface, X = ``class'', Y = variation
% 
% The typeface numbers are given above.
% 
% class:
% 0 = normal			= r
% 1 = simplex			= s
% 2 = complex			= c
% 3 = triplex			= t
% 
% variation:
% 0 = normal			(omitted)
% 1 = oblique			= o
% 2 = italic			= i
% 3 = bold			= b
% 4 = bold oblique		= bo
% 5 = bold italic		= bi
% 

/Hershey-Gothic-English		(hrge_r.gsf)	4290000 ;
/Hershey-Gothic-English-Bold	(hrge_rb.gsf)	4290030 ;
/Hershey-Gothic-English-Oblique	(hrge_ro.gsf)	4290010 ;

/Hershey-Gothic-German		(hrgr_r.gsf)	4291000 ;
/Hershey-Gothic-German-Bold	(hrgr_rb.gsf)	4291030 ;
/Hershey-Gothic-German-Oblique	(hrgr_ro.gsf)	4291010 ;

/Hershey-Gothic-Italian		(hrit_r.gsf)	4292000 ; 
/Hershey-Gothic-Italian-Bold	(hrit_rb.gsf)	4292030 ;
/Hershey-Gothic-Italian-Oblique	(hrit_ro.gsf)	4292010 ;

/Hershey-Greek-Complex		(hrgk_c.gsf)	4293200 ;
/Hershey-Greek-Simplex		(hrgk_s.gsf)	4293100 ;

/Hershey-Plain			(hrpl_r.gsf)	4294000 ;
/Hershey-Plain-Bold		(hrpl_rb.gsf)	4294030 ;
/Hershey-Plain-Oblique		(hrpl_ro.gsf)	4294010 ;
/Hershey-Plain-Simplex		(hrpl_s.gsf)	4294100 ;
/Hershey-Plain-Simplex-Bold	(hrpl_sb.gsf)	4294130 ;
/Hershey-Plain-Simplex-Bold-Oblique (hrpl_sbo.gsf) 4294140 ;
/Hershey-Plain-Simplex-Oblique	(hrpl_so.gsf)	4294110 ;
/Hershey-Plain-Triplex		(hrpl_t.gsf)	4294300 ;
/Hershey-Plain-Triplex-Italic	(hrpl_ti.gsf)	4294320 ;
/Hershey-Plain-Triplex-Bold	(hrpl_tb.gsf)	4294330 ;
/Hershey-Plain-Triplex-Bold-Italic (hrpl_tbi.gsf) 4294350 ;

/Hershey-Script-Complex		(hrsc_c.gsf)	4295200 ;
/Hershey-Script-Complex-Bold	(hrsc_cb.gsf)	4295230 ;
/Hershey-Script-Complex-Oblique	(hrsc_co.gsf)	4295210 ;
/Hershey-Script-Simplex		(hrsc_s.gsf)	4295100 ;
/Hershey-Script-Simplex-Bold	(hrsc_sb.gsf)	4295130 ;
/Hershey-Script-Simplex-Oblique	(hrsc_so.gsf)	4295110 ;

% This font, and only this font among the Hershey fonts, uses
% the SymbolEncoding.
/Hershey-Symbol			(hrsy_r.gsf)	4296000 ;
