Fragment of the "readme" file in codepage.tar.Z
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File readme.  June 14, 1992.

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I have included two sample fonts, one written by myself and the other
by Dimitri Vulis (dlv@cunyvms1.BITNET).  Both are in the public
domain.  My font, 972.cp, is a Hebrew font.  The other is 880.cp, a
Cyrilic font (Russian etc.).

The Hebrew font uses the same encoding scheme as the VT-100's in
Israel, so any software that works on those will now run on Linux
(e.g., my hebrew.el package for GNU Emacs).

I'm told 880.cp follows the relevent Russian standard, so I suppose it
does.

This package, while (c) 1992 by Joel M. Hoffman, can be used as freely
as any other part of Linux.  

Files:
	972.cp		Font data for 25-line Hebrew font.
	880.cp		Font data for Cyrilic font.

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Elsewhere I found fonts 880-14.psf, 880-16.psf, 972-14.psf, 972-16.psf,
but these turn out to come from 880.cp and 972.cp, and since setfont
now also understands *.cp files I deleted the four abovementioned fonts.
aeb@cwi.nl