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            Using Linotype ZapfinoOne with LaTeX
             
            preliminary release as of 2004-01-01
            
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                                              Walter Schmidt
                                       <w.a.schmidt@gmx.net>


The Linotype Zapfino One font is assigned the font family 
name "zapfino".  Thus, the command

  \fontfamily{zapfino}\selectfont
  
selects that font family within the current group or
environment.  Most likely, you will also need to select a
larger inter-line space than the default value; either using
the \fontsize command or via \linespread.

|  Notice that ZapfinoOne is supported with T1 (european) 
|  and TS1 (textcompanion) encoding only, so you should 
|  issue the commands
|
|    \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
|    \usepackage{textcomp}
|
|  in the document preamble.  The obsolete OT1 encoding,
|  which is still the default with LaTeX, is _not_
|  supported.
|
|  Using the fonts Zapfino Two and Three with LaTeX is
|  not (yet) supported.



Zapfino-Ornaments
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The oranaments are mapped to the font family "zapfino" and
the encoding "U", so they can be used through the command
\Pisymbol from the package pifont.sty.  The symbols are
accessable at positions 0x21...0xFC of the font.  For
instance,

  \usepackage{pifont}
  ...
  \Pisymbol{zapfino}{"7E}

prints the duck.  The accompanying file zapfinoon.pdf shows
all symbols with their encoding.



NFSS classification
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  encoding(s) family   series  shape(s)  FontName
  ----------------------------------------------------------
  T1, TS1     zapfino  m       n         LinotypeZapfino-One
  U           zapfino  m       n         LinotypeZapfino-Ornaments


The TS1 character set is only partially covered; the Euro
symbol \texteuro is available.



== finis
