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Subject: cvs commit: ports/graphics/gfont - Imported sources
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rse         1997/09/09 12:52:11 PDT

  ports/graphics/gfont - Imported sources
  Update of /home/ncvs/ports/graphics/gfont
  In directory freefall.freebsd.org:/c/rse/gfont
  
  Log Message:
  Import of a new program: gFONT (Graphics Font).
  
  This is a handy tool to create GIF images in batch(!) containing
  strings rendered via TeX-available fonts. This is especially
  useful for Webdesigners who need some special fonts which HTML
  does not provide.
  
  Actually the Website META Language (WML) [see www/wml/ port]
  has a powerful package named wml::des::gfont which is based
  uppon this program: it defines a new HTML container tag named
  <gfont> which gets replaced by a GIF image containg the tags
  body string, rendered via any TeX-available font. Very useful
  for headlines or big letters at the start of paragraphs.
  
  Status:
  
  Vendor Tag:	RSE
  Release Tags:	gfont_1_0_1
  		
  N ports/graphics/gfont/Makefile
  I ports/graphics/gfont/CVS
  N ports/graphics/gfont/files/md5
  N ports/graphics/gfont/pkg/COMMENT
  N ports/graphics/gfont/pkg/DESCR
  N ports/graphics/gfont/pkg/MESSAGE
  N ports/graphics/gfont/pkg/PLIST
  
  No conflicts created by this import