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# Copyright 2002 Computing Research Lab, New Mexico State University
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Version: 1.9
22 November 2002

This set of fonts provides a 12pt, 100dpi proportional font with many of
the glyphs needed for Unicode text.  I call the typeface "ClearlyU" and
it was influenced by Donald Knuth's Computer Modern.

The fonts together contain 9538 glyphs at the moment.  This does not include
cuarabic12.bdf and cudevnag12.bdf which contain glyphs from cu12.bdf and and
cu-pua12.bdf.

Information about this font and samples, are located at:

  http://crl.nmsu.edu/~mleisher/cu.html

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Thanks to Otto Stolz <Otto.Stolz@uni-konstanz.de> for finding spelling errors
in one of the Greek samples.

Thanks to Theppitak Karoonboonyanan <theppitak@nectec.or.th> for his excellent
cleanup of the Thai glyphs, particularly the vowel and tone marks.

Thanks to Ahmed Abdelali <ahmed@crl.nmsu.edu> for his help in improving the
Arabic glyphs.

Thanks to S