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Subject: Accents on fonts.
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When I try to use scripts etc. for fonts I get into the usual endless loop
of ``tfm file not found'' etc. even though the tfm's are there. So I tried to
simplify things by defining the fonts directly. This works. Unfortunately
accents don't. Here is my definebodyfont statement:

\definebodyfont[10pt,12pt,14pt,16pt][rm][tf=pncr8r sa 1, bf=pncb8r sa 1, it=pn
cri8r sa 1, sl=pncro8r sa 1, bs=pncbo8r sa 1, bi=pncbi8r sa 1]

I put accents on characters in the usual way, by using 
 Jos\'{e}
etc.

Any thoughts? 

John Culleton