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I would like that very much as well. I didn't even know that out-of-the-box
there were more fonts possible than CMR. From the recent messages I see that
it is possible but very complicated and sensitive to misunderstanding, so a
short listing of what one should exactly do to get such fonts (including a
working tex file, not snippets that one should select, combine, add or
modify) would be something I'd be looking forward to!

> It would be nice if we had a beginners instruction: 'If you have tetex and
> want to use context/postscript fonts, just type \dosomething[very,short]'
> and not 'please run texfont with these options and copy the...'