#!/usr/local/bin/perl
### ====================================================================
###  @Perl-file{
###     author          = "Alan Hoenig",
###     version         = "1.00", 
###     date            = "August 1998", 
###     filename        = "vfinst",
###     address         = "Department of Mathematics,
###                        John Jay College,
###                        445 West 59 Street,
###                        New York, NY 10019, USA",
###     email           = "ajhjj@cunyvm.cuny.edu",
###     codetable       = "ISO/ASCII",
###     keywords        = "AFM, virtual fonts, fonts, PostScript, TeX",
###     supported       = "yes",
###     abstract        = "This file prints an introduction and quick guide
###                        to the use of VFinst.
###                        See accompanying file vfinst.tex for 
###                        additional details.",
###     package         = "vfinst",
###  }
### ====================================================================

    $now =<<"EndNow";


The VFinst package helps you install (make ready to use) fonts for 
TeX and LaTeX using the virtual font (vf) mechanism.  You
need the Perl utility, the fontinst package, and TeX to use this
package.  

Begin by placing copies of all outline fonts with their
matching afm files in the VFinst work directory.  Each font-afm
pair of files must have the same file name.  Start the process by
executing the command

  perl ../1vfinst

or maybe just `../1vfinst' (assuming Unix conventions and that this 
material is found in the parent directory to the work directory).  
1vfinst will tell you what to do next, but please consider reading the 
file `vfinst.tex' (part of the VFinst package) for additional information.

(This brief introduction is stored in the file `vfinst.go'.


EndNow

open(OUT, ">vfinst.go");
print OUT $now;
print $now;
close OUT;