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This is version 2.5, a 2020 update of the wasy fonts of 1990.

The font wasy contains all lasy characters (by L.Lamport, copyright
notice in lasychr.mf), and a lot more symbols.  Provided are the
Metafont files for 5-10pt, and bold and slanted 10pt fonts, together
with a tex and pdf documentation, and a file for using the fonts
in a PLAIN-TeX document.

Type-1 fonts by Michael Sharpe and Taco Hoekwater are available
as separate package wasy-type1.

A LaTeX implementation is in the separate package wasysym by Axel
Kielhorn.

The files of this package (wasy2.4) are hereby released into the public
domain. Permission is granted to use and/or distribute these files.
Extensions and modifications should be restricted to those that are
downward compatible with this release.

Jan 2020, Roland Waldi

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 WASYFONT.tex                06-Jan-2020 11:33  7.5K  
 lasychr.mf                  03-Jun-2002 23:31   15K  
 rsym.mf                     06-Jan-2020 22:38   60K  
 wasy5.mf                    07-Jan-1991 01:00  4.3K  
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 wasyb10.mf                  10-Sep-1992 02:00  4.2K  
 wasychr.mf                  21-Jan-2020 21:35   14K  
 wasydoc.pdf                 24-Jan-2020 12:11  301K  
 wasydoc.tex                 21-Jan-2020 21:42   25K  
 wasysl10.mf                 11-Nov-2019 13:04  4.2K  

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