Installing the LucidaSO font pack with VTeX/Free
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This applies to Linux as well as OS/2:

1) unpack the archives
        lucidaso-type1-5.2.tar.gz
   and
        lucidaso-tex-<date>.tar.gz

   in your texmf/ directory.

2) add an entry for the additional font map "lucidaso.ali" in the TYPE1
   section of the configuration files texmf/vtex/config/pdf.fm and
   texmf/vtex/config/ps.fm:

   TYPE1 {
     ...
     lucidaso.ali
     }


   -- IMPORTANT -- IMPORTANT -- IMPORTANT -- IMPORTANT -- IMPORTANT --

                   This applies to VTeX 7.10F and below:

3) Using the LucidaSO fonts with VTeX in PostScript mode requires that
   the option "j" is specified.  Change the shell script "vlatexp"
   (Linux) or "vlatexp.cmd" (OS/2) as follows:

   Linux:
         /usr/local/vtex/bin/vtexlnx -ov -pu0 -ofps -@s{g=a,j @latex $*
                                                        ____^_
   OS/2:
         vtex -ov -pu0 -ofps -$s(g=a,j @latex %1
                                 ____^_

   In case you are using the EPM TeX Front End (OS/2), do not forget to
   update the PostScript options in the VTeX menu accordingly!

   See below for an explanation of the j option, which used to be
   undocumented; notice that it should not do any harm!

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Mode-specific option:

j "Join" fonts:  When a Type1 font is used both in unmodified and
   modified (e.g., slanted) form, it will be embedded only once, thus
   saving space.  However, additional PS or PDF code is required for
   switching between the two variants then.  In long documents, this may
   occur very often, so that they may become actually longer.
   The option applies to PDF and PostScript mode.


Notice that VTeX as of version 7.10G and above can properly handle the
Lucida fonts _without_ the "j" option.

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