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\packageAbstract{oldlfont}
\label{package:oldlfont}


You might have documents written with standard \LaTeX{}~2.09 or with
NFSS1 and the |oldlfont| style option. If you want to convert such a
document to \LaTeXe{}, but you don't want to change all font
declarations, then you simply use the \package{oldlfont} package. It
declares tags like |\rm| or |\it| to behave like they did in NFSS1
with the |oldlfont| style option.

No options are supported by this package.

The package uses the files \file{oldlfont.sty} and all files from the
\package{latexsym} and the \package{tracefnt} package (see sections
\ref{package:latexsym} and~\ref{package:tracefnt}).


\endAbstract


\begin{rcslog}
$Log: oldlfont.gid,v $
\Revision 1.2 1994/02/01 20:50:41 schrod
Changed ``needs file[s] \dots'' to ``uses file[s] \dots'' This seems
(for me) to be better English.

\Revision 1.1 1994/01/31 21:16:18 schrod
Replaced descriptions of style options by package abstracts.

\end{rcslog}


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