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Momovu Samples

Sample PDFs for use with testing Momovu.

Status: Under early development.

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Build

To clean the build environment, for instance if a build fails run:

make clean

The "main" command to build a PDF of the document, run:

make pdf

To convert the PDF to a Postcript document:

make ps

To build a PDF of the cover:

make cover

To convert the PDF to a Postscript version of the cover:

make cover-ps

To build a PDF of the dust jacket:

make dustjacket

To build a PDF "2up" version of the document, with two pages per leaf (e.g. verso and recto).

make 2uppdf

To build a Postcript "2up" version of the document, with two pages per leaf (e.g. verso and recto).

make 2up

To build PDF and Postscript signatures for local printing and binding into a book:

make signatures

To build everything:

make

Fonts

Copy the .otf and/or .ttf files to ~/.fonts/.

Fell Types

The Fell Types are originally by John Fell (23 June 1625 10 July 1686).

The types were recreated in a computer font by Igino Marini.

The fonts are under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. The font files are widely available across the Internet in a variety of versions and formats. The OTF format is preferred, as I think it will work better with LaTeX microtype. Here is one location that has OTF and a recent version.

Also available in the Wayback Machine:

Swell Types

The Swell Types are a lowly fork of the Fell Types by me. The Fell Types are crashing the build, so these rebuilds are used in place.

The font is under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1.

Hopfer Hornbook

Hopfer Hornbook was originally designed by Daniel Hopfer (c.1470 1536).

Staffan Vilcans created the digital version.

The font is also widely available on the Internet and under a free license.

Latin Modern

Latin Modern fonts by the Polska Grupa Użytkowników Systemu TeX are freely available in Debian. The fonts are derived from Computer Modern by Donald E. Knuth, creator of TeX.

OCR-A

The ISBN in the interior pages is in OCR-A. OCR-A is a font designed by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) in the 1960s.

The version used was designed by John Sauter and is in the public domain.

It is available in Debian.

OCR-B

The ISBN font below the barcode on the back cover is OCR-B. The font is freely available and in Debian and TeX Live.

Nimbus

The ISBN font above the barcode on the back cover is Nimbus Sans condensed. The font is freely available and in Debian.

License

CC0 1.0 Universal

2025, Jeff Moe