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Hello Henning,

> > Has anybody made a 'easy to use' typescript file for tetex?
>
> I always re-install the "old" fonts with the following shell script:

that is not really my definition of 'out of the box' :) 

[...]
> % Palatino (URW)
> \starttypescript	[serif][palatino][texnansi]
>   \definefontsynonym	[Palatino-Roman]	[uplr8t]	[encoding=texnansi]
[...]

why do you say encoding=texnansi with the file ...8t? If I understand the 
kb naming scheme, the 8t stands for '8 bit TeX' aka ec aka T1. And texnansi 
is the one that comes from y&y, also known as 8r, ly1

-- 
Viele Grüße, 

    Patrick Gundlach