% original texfonts.map -- define aliases for fontnames.
% (If you change or delete `original' on the previous line, web2c won't
% install its texfonts.map over this file.)
%
% @mapfile{
%   maintainer = "K. Berry",
%   version = "2.1",
%   date = "5 July 1996",
%   filename = "texfonts.map",
%   email = "kb@mail.tug.org",
%   address = "135 Center Hill Rd. // Plymouth, MA 02360",
%   codetable = "ISO/ASCII",
%   checksum = "60     322    2046",
%   docstring = "Define aliases for fontnames."
% }
%
% First column is real filename; second is alias; others are ignored.
% Spaces and/or tabs separate columns.
% Blank lines are ignored.
% Comments (obviously) start with %.
%
% Null bytes will confuse the programs, and a CR at the end of a line is
% removed for DOS's sake, but any other characters will be considered
% part of the text, and any length is ok.
%
% If an alias here has an extension, it matches only those files with
% that extension; otherwise, it matches anything with the same root,
% regardless of extension.  For example, `foo.tfm' matches only
% `foo.tfm'; but `foo' matches `foo.vf', `foo.300pk', whatever.
%
% An existing file is preferred to a file found via an alias.  For
% example, if you have a file `foo.tfm' and this file defines `foo' as
% an alias for `bar', `foo.tfm' will be used, not `bar.tfm'.

% These fonts have been named both `circle10' and `lcircle10'.  But
% `lcirc10' is best, anyway, as it's short enough for DOS.  Allow any of
% these to mean any of the others.  --kb@mail.tug.org, 23 Jan 93.
circle10        lcircle10
circle10        lcirc10
lcircle10       circle10
lcircle10       lcirc10
lcirc10         circle10
lcirc10         lcircle10

circlew10       lcirclew10
circlew10       lcircw10
lcirclew10      circlew10
lcirclew10      lcircw10
lcircw10        circlew10
lcircw10        lcirclew10

% Allow people to use PostScript font names.
include adobe.map
include apple.map
include bitstrea.map
include dtc.map
include linotype.map
include monotype.map
include softkey.map
include urw.map