Welcome to the TeX Live CD 8 version of the CJK package.

This version differs slightly from the standard CJK package. Please read the
README file how to download the `classical' version. Files necessary for a
specific platform not supported on this CD together with source files of the
auxiliary programs can be found in the the archive `source/source.tar.bz2'
(subdirectory `source/TeX/texk/cjkutils').

The following CJK fonts are on the CD:

  font shape    encoding    font encoding    NFSS encoding    TeX font name
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

     bsmi         Bg5           (CJK)             C00             bsmilpXX
                                                                  bsmilpv

     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
                                                                  pkmjmX
     pol          KS             HL             C63-C65           pkolX


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 converted to PS Type 1 subfonts;
    `bsmilpv' contains glyphs of vertical representation forms. `CNS' resp.
    `song' are HBF bitmap fonts. All others are native PS Type 1 subfonts.

  . `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, eight
    Thai fonts (fdbXXX, ftnXXX) are also available on the CD.

Example:

  Japanese in SJIS encoding:

    \begin{CJK*}[dnp]{JIS}{min}
    ...
    \end{CJK*}

More examples are available in the `examples' subdirectory.
