Hi everybody,

Attached are two files, that together should allow Context to use the
psnfss virtual fonts from a 'standard' TeX installation instead of the
texnansi encoded fonts. I don't see a good reason why one would want
to do that, but it was easier to create these files than to create a
distrib of the needed metrics for LY1.

Notes: 

a) would someone please verify that this works on a virgin 
   context installation? (mine is too weird for that)

b) fontec.tex is an example file. Hans, could you please look at it's
   preamble to see if I missed something (had to patch context to get
   this to work...)

c) font-ber only works for Times/Helv/Cour. If anyone knows the other
   metric file names, please post them.

d) enco-ec has a trick to use pre-built '\c c'. This could be applied
   to the other font encoding files as well.

e) if anyone needs the tie accent, please let me know how to code it...

f) enco-ec.tex also supports \k from LaTeX (the ogonek accent)

g) eng -> \ng 
   Eng -> \NG
   eth/thorn -> \th
   Eth/Thorn -> \TH
   dutch ij -> \ij
   dutch IJ -> \IJ

h) of course no \dotlessj unless you patch the vf files yourself,
   and no prebuilts either, but this is normal for PS fonts

i) Hans, can the '\"{a} => because of braces always \" in 7t encoding'
   quasi-feature be safely removed? It's the silliest thing in context
   I've seen so far...

Greetings, Taco
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