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From this <strong>font</strong>, we can derive a slanted alternative by saying:<br />

tex<strong>font</strong> --ve=test --co=test --ma --in --sla=.167 demo<strong>font</strong><br />

The map file is automatically extended with the entry needed.<br />

\define<strong>font</strong>synonym[DemoFont-Slanted][texnansi-demo<strong>font</strong>-slanted-167]<br />

\ruledhbox{\defined<strong>font</strong>[DemoFont-Slanted at 50pt]Interesting}<br />

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We can also create a wider version:<br />

tex<strong>font</strong> --ve=test --co=test --ma --in --ext=1.50 demo<strong>font</strong><br />

When you use the --make and --install switch, the directories are made, <strong>font</strong>s installed,<br />

and entries appended to the map file if needed.<br />

\define<strong>font</strong>synonym[DemoFont-Extended][texnansi-demo<strong>font</strong>-extended-<br />

1500]<br />

\ruledhbox{\defined<strong>font</strong>[DemoFont-Extended at 50pt]Interesting}<br />

Interesting<br />

Instead of using pseudo caps in T E X by using \kap, you can also create a pseudo small<br />

caps <strong>font</strong>.<br />

tex<strong>font</strong> --ve=test --co=test --ma --in --cap=0.75 demo<strong>font</strong><br />

This method is much more robust but at the cost of an extra <strong>font</strong>.<br />

\define<strong>font</strong>synonym[DemoFont-Caps][texnansi-demo<strong>font</strong>-capitalized-750]<br />

\ruledhbox{\defined<strong>font</strong>[DemoFont-Caps at 50pt]Interesting}<br />

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