Welcome to the TeX Live CD 5 version of the CJK package. This version differs from the standard CJK package! Please read the README file how to download the `classical' version. Note that there are no differences in functionality if you compare both versions, but some changes and omissions: . Documents of the CJK package which contain CJK characters have been modified so that the fonts available on the TeX Live CD 5 are used throughout. . The font definition files, ttfonts.map, and the various PS mapping files have been adapted to contain proper entries for all fonts. Not used FD files resp. not used entries in the mapping files have been removed to avoid confusion. . Files necessary for a specific platform not supported on this CD together with source files of the auxiliary programs can be found in the src/cjkutils subdirectory of the CD. To summarize, the following CJK fonts are on the CD: font shape encoding font encoding NFSS encoding TeX font name ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- bsmi Bg5 (CJK) C00 bsmilpXX bsmir Bg5 (CJK) C00 bsmilrXX CNS Bg5 (CJK) C00 csso12XX gbsn GB (CJK) C10 gbsnlpXX song CNS1-CNS7 (CJK) C31-C37 cXso12XX min JIS dnp C42 dmjXXXXXXX min SJIS dnp C42 dmjXXXXXXX min JIS2 dnp C52 mc2jXX pmj KS HL C63-C65 aud1mXX pkmjmXX pol KS HL C63-C65 pkolXX Notes: . An `X' in the TeX font name usually represents a digit (except for `min' where it represents a letter). . `(CJK)' means that the font encoding is the default. No special value has to be selected. . All font shapes in the table fit together rather well; if possible, mingti (in Japanese: mincho; in Korean: myoungjo) style has been selected. . `bsmi' and `gsbn' are TrueType fonts, `CNS' resp. `song' are HBF bitmap fonts. All others are PS Type 1 subfonts. . `bsmir' is rotated `bsmi' for pseudo-vertical typesetting. This is the only font on the CD which provides vertical glyph representation forms. The used TrueType font is the same. . `CNS' in Bg5 encoding is exactly the same font as `song' in CNS encoding. . `pol' (outline myoungjo) only exists for Korean Hangul; for Korean symbols and Hanja, normal myoungjo will be substituted. . Please use pshan.sty (with \usepackage) to make the default font switches like \mj or \ol work. . For usage with the Emacs editor and the cjk-enc.el interface, four Thai fonts (dbttXX) are also available on the CD. Example: Japanese in SJIS encoding: \begin{CJK*}[dnp]{JIS}{min} ... \end{CJK*} More examples are given in the `examples' subdirectory.