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READ.ME  
This is a documentation file to accompany the AMSFonts 2.0 distribution.

Copy all of the files in this directory and all of its subdirectories
into a corresponding directory tree on your system.

ALSO, copy all of the .tfm files for AMSFonts 2.0 from the tfm-files
subdirectory of the ams directory on this archive. 


INSTALLING AMSFonts 2.0 ON YOUR SYSTEM

The other files in this directory (amssym.def, amssym.tex, and cyracc.def)
should be copied into the directory on your system where your 
implementation of TeX looks for input files. 

The files from the subdirectories of the pk-files subdirectory of this
directory should be copied into the directory/ies where your device drivers
look for .pk files to translate .dvi files into printed or displayed output. 

If your TeX looks at one directory, where the magnifications and resolutions 
of the pk files are indicated as part of the extension of the filename, then 
you may copy them precisely as they are. If your TeX expects all pk files to 
have the extension simply `.pk' and the magnifications and resolutions are
determined by the name of the subdirectory in which they appear, then you 
will want to copy them into subdirectories named similarly to their current
extensions, and rename them all to have extension `.pk'. For example, if your
TeX looks for a subdirectory named DPI300 for 300dpi pk files, then you will
want to copy all of the files *.300pk into that directory and then rename 
them all to *.pk; also copy *.329pk into DPI329 (or whatever name your TeX 
uses) and then rename them all to *.pk; etc...

The .tfm files from the tfm-files directory of the ams subdirectory on this
archive should be copied into the directory on your system where your
implementation of TeX looks for .tfm files.

The `doc' subdirectory contains four files, all of whose filename is 
`userdoc'. When you have completed all of the above steps, run the file 
`userdoc.tex' through TeX. It will input the other three files. The output 
will be a completeguide to the use of AMSFonts 2.0. 
NOTE: Do NOT use AMS-TeX to TeX userdoc.tex; simply use Plain TeX.

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Questions concerning the use of AMSFonts may be directed to Technical Support
at tech-support@math.ams.com on Internet.