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PDFO6TT1 - VISCII Vietnamese Truetype Font PD Package #6 Release 1.0
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jan 21, 1994
This font package contains 7 new VISCII TrueType typefaces (14 fonts):
The fonts are contribute by Mr. Tra^`n Sy~ Hu+ng (Vn-Font, Switzerland)
Anh DDa`o anhdao1t.ttf thu+o+`ng
Anh DDa`o Hoa anhdao1h.ttf hoa
Lu.c Bi`nh lucbin1t.ttf thu+o+`ng
Lu.c Bi`nh Hoa lucbin1h.ttf hoa
Mo^.c Lan moclan1t.ttf thu+o+`ng
Mo^.c Lan Hoa moclan1h.ttf hoa
Quy`nh Mai quymai1t.ttf thu+o+`ng
Quy`nh Mai Hoa quymai1h.ttf hoa
Qua^n Tu+? quantu1t.ttf thu+o+`ng
Qua^n Tu+? Hoa quantu1h.ttf hoa
Thie^n Ly' thiely1t.ttf thu+o+`ng
Thie^n Ly' Hoa thiely1h.ttf hoa
Ti-Go^n tigon_1t.ttf thu+o+`ng
Ti-Go^n Hoa tigon_1h.ttf hoa
The number "1" in the filename and the VI in the fontname specify VISCII 1.1
The fonts use VISCII 1.1 encoding by Viet-Std, and can be used with any
application that uses VISCII fonts.
Installation
~~~~~~~~~~~~
0) Erase the old version of these fonts if you have them installed previously.
First, click on the "Control" icon, then "ABC" , then when a panel listing
the available fonts appears, select the old font, then select delete. If
you don't delete the old font , there is a chance that because of the fonts
having the same name, the old font will always get selected.
2) Make a directory , for ex. VNFONTS:
C:
MKDIR C:\VNFONTS
then change to that directory:
CD C:\VNFONTS
3) Copy the file from the floppy:
COPY B:pdfo6tt1.EXE C:
or copy b:pdfo6tt1.zip c: if you have the zip file.
and run it to extract the fonts:
C:pdfo6tt1 <Enter> or pkunzip pdfo6tt1.zip
4) Run Windows. Then double click on the Control icon. It will
pop up a panel. Look for the icon "ABC" (for fonts), then
double click on this icon. This in turn will pop up another
window, with panes showing what fonts are currently installed.
Click on the "Add" button, then select the directory containing
the Vietnamese fonts. The fonts' names will be displayed on a
panel. Click on a font name and "OK" to install it. Repeat this
procedure for the other font names. Then close the Control window.
5) To use Vietnamese fonts in a Windows application, select the font
and use it.
6) To type in Vietnamese for any Windows application, you need the programs
WinVNKey or VietVU by TriChlor. Or you can generate a VISCII file
under DOS using VietDos/vnelvis, VPS, butviet, etc., and read in that file
from the Windows application. Commercial VN software such as T-Script by
TIEN can also read and write in VISCII. Or if you have no access to 8-bit
tools, you can write in Viet-Net/SCV/VIQR style, and use the program
viet7to8 to convert it to VISCII.
For "Write", make sure you select "No conversion".
For Microsoft Word, choose the "Text only" filter.
Then select the whole text, and change to Vietnamese fonts.
Also see the note about Hoa font below.
7) To print is easy. Just click on print. Any printer supported by Windows
will print Vietnamese.
8) To print on a Unix network PostScript printer: in Windows, select a
PostScript printer, then select "Print to File". Return to the program,
start printing. A window will pop up and ask you for a file name.
Enter a file name. Transfer this file to Unix (using ftp or whatever),
then just print it (lpr filename).
The HOA (uppercase) fonts
=========================
Each typeface comes with 2 fonts, a normal font and a HOA font,
with the HOA font name ended in H. For example:
UHoai : normal font, both lowercase and uppercase chars.
UHoaiH : HOA font, all uppercase characters.
In order to produce some of the uppercase chars, particularly the ones
coded in C0 ( A(? A(~ A^~ Y? Y~ Y. ), you may need to switch to the
corresponding HOA font for each of the typeface, for some applications.
Basically, in the HOA font, all the chars are capital (uppercase), so if
you type "a?" you will get "A?", or select "a?" in the text, and switch
to HOA font to get "A?". The reason is Vietnamese has 134 chars, and
usable slots are less than 128 :-( . VISCII 1.1 has been designed so that
all lowercase chars and most uppercase chars are usable by most existing
software. Some software uses certain Vietnamese chars for their internal
purpose, most of the time in the uppercase area. Therefore, when one
wants to produce certain uppercase using these software, just switch to
HOA font. Each font comes with a normal font, and a HOA font to alleviate
this problem. Normally, the normal font should take care of most of your
needs.
Have fun writing !
..............................................................................
For more information, you can contact the individual font authors, or the
vn-fonts electronic mailing list:
vn-fonts@cccogp.com
VISCII is the 8-bit Vietnamese coding scheme by Viet-Std. For
more information on the VISCII standard, contact:
via email : viet-std@haydn.stanford.edu
via postal mail: Viet-Std
1212 Somerset Dr. San Jose, CA 95132, USA
Contributions of new fonts or comments regarding the fonts should be
directed to the vn-fonts@cccogp.com mailing list.
COPYRIGHTS
~~~~~~~~~~
The fonts are copyrighted by the appropriate artists of the VN-Fonts
Team. All rights reserved.
The fonts are released to general public domain, but all rights are reserved.
You may use, copy, distribute these fonts in any form, as long as you do not
charge a fee for doing so, and included this copyright notice.
No modification allowed, unless permission has been explicitly given
by the copyright owners.
The fonts are provided as is, without any express or implied warranty.