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\packageAbstract{pandora}
\label{package:pandora}


The \package{pandora} package supports the usage of the pandora fonts
created by Nazeen N. Billawala. You can get them from the CTAN or from
\TeX{} user groups. A description of these fonts can be found in the
article
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\begin{quote}
  \raggedright

  \textsc{N[eenie] Billawala}: Opening Pandora's Box.
  In \textit{Proceedings of the Tenth Annual \TeX{} Users Group Meeting}.
  Stanford,~CA, August~1989, pages~481--489.
  Published as TUGboat Vol.~10, No~4 (Dec.~1989).
\end{quote}

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\begin{fixme}
  The user manual of \file{pandora.dtx} is next to unreadable. If
  one does not know about the inner workings of NFSS, one does not
  understand a bit.

  Either this must be fixed or the paragraph below must be deleted.
  Then there must be an hint that one has to read the code to detect
  how to use it.
\end{fixme}
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A user manual is available as part of the distribution. During the
installation the file \file{pandora.drv} was created. Edit this
file and remove the percent in front of |\OnlyDescription|. Then
\LaTeX{} this file until the labels do not change any more. The
resulting \DVI{} file is the user manual.


No options are supported by this package.

The package uses the files \file{pandora.sty}, \file{OT1panr.fd}, and
\file{OT1pss.fd}.


\endAbstract


\begin{rcslog}
$Log: pandora.gid,v $
\Revision 1.2 1994/02/01 20:45:21 schrod
Corrected reference to Neenie's article: The publication used the
nickname, it was the 10th meeting in Stanford, in August.

Changed ``needs file[s] \dots'' to ``uses file[s] \dots'' This seems
(for me) to be better English.

\Revision 1.1 1994/01/31 21:16:20 schrod
Replaced descriptions of style options by package abstracts.

\end{rcslog}


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