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# -ntt specification

By specifying -ntt:, you can employ pTeX Japanese fonts for dvi files typeset by NTT JTeX (Property Sheets->[JFont2]).
As usual setting of font location in pTeX, put jfm files in a separate directory from that of the European language tfm files. The location of jfm files is specified by ^s.tfm in -TEXPK:.
Be careful when using the -L: specification, because font names in NTT JTeX and ezjTeX exceed eight characters (they should not be truncated or only the middle of the font name can be cut out.)
In NTT JTeX, file names such as dmj* are used for Mincho and dgj* for Gothic. In JaWaTeX, file names such as mj* are used for Miand bj* for Gothic.
If "-ntt:" option is "on", for example, dviout substitutes min10 font of pTeX for dmj* or mj*, and goth10 font of pTeX for dgj* or bj*. Then dviout referes
-TEXPK: and -TEXKNJ: and determines employing Japanese fonts, in the same manner as for pTeX dvi files.
Therefore, even if you do not have dmj* or mj* fonts, you can use JXL4 fonts or Windows 95 TrueType Japanese fonts, as for pTeX dvi files.
If you add new fonts by \jfont command in NTT JTeX, substitution for these new fonts are specified in -nttF:.