# The UW ttyp0 fonts come in thirteen sizes (from 11px to 80px) and
# three styles (regular, bold, italic), and can be installed for
# more than 30 character encodings ("code pages").
#
# Edit this file to specify which of the resulting size/style/encoding
# combinations you want.
#
# **********************************************************************
#
# SIZES AND STYLES:
#
# The following combinations of font size and style are available:
#
#     Regular: 11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  22  30  40  60  80
#     Bold:    11b 12b 13b 14b 15b 16b 17b 18b 22b 30b 40b 60b 80b
#     Italic:                  15i 16i 17i 18i     30i 40i 60i 60i
#
# The 60px and 80px fonts are obtained from the 30px and 40px fonts by
# naive scaling using bdfresize. These fonts are intended only for high
# resolution displays. At low resolutions, they are noticably blocky.
#
# The default is the entire list of size/style combinations up to
# size 40. If you want more or less combinations, change the following
# line accordingly:

SIZES_PCF = 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 22 30 40 11b 12b 13b 14b 15b 16b 17b 18b 22b 30b 40b 15i 16i 17i 18i 30i 40i

# **********************************************************************
#
# CHARACTER ENCODINGS:
#
# The following character encodings are available:
#
#     Unicode / ISO 10646-1:                    uni
#     ISO 8859-1 (W Eur Latin):                 i01
#     ISO 8859-2 (E Eur Latin):                 i02
#     ISO 8859-3 (Maltese, Esperanto):          i03
#     ISO 8859-5 (E Eur Cyrillic):              i05
#     ISO 8859-7 (Greek):                       i07
#     ISO 8859-8 (Hebrew):                      i08
#     ISO 8859-9 (Turkish):                     i09
#     ISO 8859-10 (Sami, Inuit):                i10
#     ISO 8859-13 (Baltic):                     i13
#     ISO 8859-14 (Celtic):                     i14
#     ISO 8859-15 (W Eur Latin + Euro):         i15
#     ISO 8859-16 (SE Eur Latin):               i16
#     MS Windows CP1250 (E Eur Latin):          m50
#     MS Windows CP1251 (E Eur Cyrillic):       m51
#     MS Windows CP1253 (Greek):                m53
#     MS Windows CP1255 (Hebrew):               m55
#     MS Windows CP1257 (Baltic):               m57
#     MS Windows CP1270 (Sami, Finnish Kalo):   m70
#     KOI8-R (Russian):                         k8r
#     KOI8-U (Ukrainian):                       k8u
#     KOI8-T (Tajik):                           k8t
#     ArmSCII-8 (Armenian):                     am8
#     "PS" Encoding (Georgian):                 gep
#     "Academy" Encoding (Georgian):            gea
#     KZ-1048 (Kazakh):                         kaz
#     Paratype PT154 (Asian Cyrillic):          154
#     TIS 620-0 (Thai):                         ti0
#     TIS 620-2 (Thai with MS Win Shaping):     ti2
#     TCVN-5712 (Vietnamese):                   tcv
#     VISCII-1.1 (Vietnamese):                  vis
#     BPI-102 (Bambara, Ewondo, Fula):          102
#     BPI-104 (Lingala, Sango, Wolof):          104
#     CSX+ (Transliterated Sanskrit):           csp
#     Original IBM PC Encoding CP437:           437
#     IBM PC CP737 (DOSGreek):                  737
#     IBM PC CP775 (DOSBaltRim):                775
#     IBM PC CP850 (DOSLatin1):                 850
#     IBM PC CP852 (DOSLatin2):                 852
#     IBM PC CP855 (DOSCyrillic):               855
#     IBM PC CP857 (DOSTurkish):                857
#     IBM PC CP860 (DOSPortuguese):             860
#     IBM PC CP861 (DOSIcelandic):              861
#     IBM PC CP862 (DOSHebrew):                 862
#     IBM PC CP863 (DOSCanadaF):                863
#     IBM PC CP865 (DOSNordic):                 865
#     IBM PC CP866 (DOSCyrillicRussian):        866
#     IBM PC CP869 (DOSGreek2):                 869
#     Mazovia Encoding (Polish):                maz
#     Kamenicky Encoding (Czech, Slovak):       kam
#     CWI-2 Encoding (Hungarian):               cwi
#     MIK Encoding (Bulgarian)                  mik
#     Adobe Symbol Font Encoding:               sym
#
# The ISO 8859-1 and ISO 8859-9 fonts contain also the additional
# characters of MS Windows CP1252 and MS Windows CP1254 and can be
# used for these codepages as well.
#
# The default is Unicode. If you want others, change the following
# line accordingly. (Multiple encodings are separated by spaces.)

ENCODINGS_PCF = uni

# You will probably need only a small number of encodings. As a rule
# of thumb, if you have never heard of some encoding, you will probably
# not need it.
#
# **********************************************************************
