# European Language TrueType Font

By specifying the tfm files of European language TrueType font by -TEXPK:, you can use European language TrueType fonts such as CM-TrueType Font registered by Windows according to the correspondence in Property Sheets->[WinJFont].
For a default setting, set edefault for jfm/tfm files in [WinJFont] and any font for a TrueType font in [WinJFont] as a dummy. In this case, the name of TrueType font is assumed to be same as the corresponding TeX font or -ftt: is used to define the correspondence.
Other individual definitions have priority over the default setting.
There are several TeX TrueType fonts. However, they are not compatible to each other. You can select code type in [WinJFont] for the translation between codes but you can also use Virtual fonts (cf. Q_F14).
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You can use European Language TrueType font in another way as in the following but it is not recommended because some characters may be incorrect or poor.
Directly specify the European language TrueType font (ttf extension) by -TEXPK: and their tfm files by -TEXFONTS:.
When dviout use European language TrueType fonts, dviout searches the corresponding tfm file in directories specified on -TEXFONTS: or the TEXFONTS environment variable for obtaining the character width information.
If dviout cannot find required tfm files, dviout shows a warning and dviout creates a preview display only by the metric information included in the TrueType fonts. In this case, the character positions would not be proper because the metric information in the TrueType font is not sufficient for dviout.
-ttf: controls enabling and disabling the use of European language TrueType fonts.
Example
-TEXPK:c:\windows\fonts\^s.ttf;c:\fonts\^s.^dpk;c:\fonts\jfm\^s.tfm
-TEXFONTS:c:\fonts\tfm;c:\fonts\jfm
-ttf:1