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This file contains descriptions of files in the TeX distribution which
originated at the American Mathematical Society, and comments should be
directed there rather than to the Stanford TeX group; see address below.


General documentation

AMS.README		The file you are now reading
CSNAME.TXT		A list of \cs names and where they first appear
			(contains full list from PLAIN, and AMS-TeX; does
			not yet include LaTeX or MSSYMB)
AMSFIL.CHG		A list of changes to files (excluding AMS-TeX files)
			listed in the present file (added 4 Nov 85)


AMS-TeX macro package

AMSTeX.TeX		Macro definitions
AMSTeX.CHG		A list of changes to AMS-TeX related files
			(added 4 Nov 85)
AMSPPT.STY		"Preprint" style file
AMSPPT.MOR		"Add-on" to support running heads with preprint style;
			user documentation at end of file
			(added 8 Jul 87)


Cyrillic font and user information

CYRACC.DEF		Macros which implement the AMS cyrillic fonts
CYRILLIC.LIGS		A list of the ligatures used in the AMS cyrillic fonts
CYRMEMO.DEF		Macros needed to TeX the following memo
CYRMEMO.TeX		A memo describing AMS cyrillic input coding

	Lightface cyrillic fonts are named MCYR*, and will be available in
	6-, 7-, 8-, 9- and 10-point; bold versions (MCYB*) come in 8-, 9-
	and 10-point.  Other variations may become available later.
	See note below regarding fonts.


Symbol fonts

MSSYMB.TeX		Definitions of symbols in MSX and MSY fonts
			(duplicates definitions in AMS-TeX)

Font note

	The AMS cyrillic and auxiliary symbol fonts will be made available
	on the regular font distribution tape.  These fonts were created
	using Metafont79, and will be distributed only in raster form; they
	will be reimplemented in Metafont84 at some later (unscheduled) time.
	Inquiries regarding availability should be directed to David Fuchs
	(DRF@SU-Score.ARPA).  These fonts were described in TUGboat 6#2; some
	changes are described in notes in the relevant files.


TUGboat

TUGBOT.TeX	File which reads .STY file and data files for TUGboat articles
TUGBOT.STY	Style file, containing all necessary definitions for TUGboat
TB0HYF.TeX	Sample TUGboat article -- Hyphenation exceptions
TB0CYR.TeX	Sample TUGboat article -- Math symbols and cyrillic fonts


The End.

	-Barbara Beeton, August 1985

	Computer Services Division
	American Mathematical Society
	Providence, RI 02940

	Phone:  401-272-9500
	Net:	BB@SU-AI.ARPA