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

These are the abbreviations for corelpak fonts. The notation and tfms/vfs 
are work-in-progress, but just to give you an overview here you are 
with a preliminary version.

Argument 1 is the kb font name, #2 the family default for LaTeX, #3 a 
list of informal font names ("original" and bitstream names), and #4 a 
list of activation commands for non-default styles/family variants.

The font encoding stuff is ready, but I am still working on the macro 
package. I could send you the former if you like.

\DeclareFontName{bub}{rm}{bauerbodoni, abcde}{}
\DeclareFontName{bbb}{rm}{bembo, aldine, aldine401}{}
\DeclareFontName{bbr}{rm}{berling, revival, revival565}{}
\DeclareFontName{bb7}{rm}{bernhard, bernhardmodern}{}
\DeclareFontName{bbd}{rm}{bodoni}{}
\DeclareFontName{brm}{rm}{carmina}{}
\DeclareFontName{bcs}{rm}{caxton}{}
\DeclareFontName{bc2}{rm}{caslon, caslon224}{}
\DeclareFontName{bcs}{rm}{centuryschoolbook, century}{}
\DeclareFontName{bch}{rm}{charter}{}
\DeclareFontName{bct}{rm}{cheltenham}{}
\DeclareFontName{bfn}{rm}{fenice}{}
\DeclareFontName{bgl}{rm}{galliard}{}
\DeclareFontName{bg3}{rm}{garamond3, garamondno3, americangaramond}{}
\DeclareFontName{bgm}{rm}{garamond}{}
\DeclareFontName{bgo}{rm}{goudyoldstyle, goudy}{}
\DeclareFontName{bjn}{rm}{janson, kis}{}
\DeclareFontName{bml}{rm}{melior, zapfelliptical711, elliptical}{}
\DeclareFontName{bmp}{rm}{memphis, geometricslabserif703, slabserif}{}
\DeclareFontName{bnb}{rm}{newbaskerville, baskerville}{}
\DeclareFontName{bo1}{rm}{oranda}{}
\DeclareFontName{bpl}{rm}{palatino, zaphcalligraphic801, calligraphic}{}
\DeclareFontName{bpp}{rm}{perpetua, lapidary333, lapidary}{}
\DeclareFontName{bpn}{rm}{plantin, aldine721, aldine}{}
\DeclareFontName{bsb}{rm}{sabon, classicalgaramond, classical}{}
\DeclareFontName{beg}{rm}{stempelgaramond, stempel, originalgaramond,
  original}{}
\DeclareFontName{bss}{rm}{schneidler}{}
\DeclareFontName{btf}{rm}{tiffany}{}
\DeclareFontName{btm}{rm}{times, dutch801, dutch}{}
\DeclareFontName{btv}{rm}{trumpmediaeval, mediaeval, kuenstler480,
  kuenstler}{}
\DeclareFontName{bag}{sf}{avantgarde}{}
\DeclareFontName{bug}{sf}{benguiatgothic}{}
\DeclareFontName{bfg}{sf}{franklingothic}{}
\DeclareFontName{bfr}{sf}{frutiger55, frutiger, humanist777, humanist7}{}
\DeclareFontName{bfu}{sf}{futura}{}
\DeclareFontName{bgs}{sf}{gillsans, humanist521, humanist5}{}
\DeclareFontName{bys}{sf}{goudysans}{}
\DeclareFontName{bhv}{sf}{helvetica, swiss721, swiss}{%
  %  \DeclareVariant{bhr}{rounded}
  }
\DeclareFontName{bkr}{sf}{korinna}{}
\DeclareFontName{bop}{sf}{optima, zapfhumanist601, humanist6}{}
\DeclareFontName{bun}{sf}{univers, zurich}{}
\DeclareFontName{blg}{tt}{lettergothic12pitch, lettergothic}{}
\DeclareFontName{beo}{}{amerigo}{}
\DeclareFontName{bau}{}{auriol, freeform721, freeform}{}
\DeclareFontName{bbg}{}{benguiat}{}
\DeclareFontName{bur}{}{centaur, venetian301, venetian}{}
\DeclareFontName{bhb}{}{hobo}{}
\DeclareFontName{bly}{}{lydian}{}
\DeclareFontName{bsv}{}{souvenir}{}
\DeclareFontName{bwn}{}{windsor}{}

-- 
Karsten Tinnefeld
				Silence is the perfectest herald of joy: 
		       I were but little happy, if I could say how much.