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-====== Finding new fonts ======
+====== Comment trouver de nouvelles fontes? ======
+$\Reponse$  Avec LuaTeX et XeTeX, on a maintenant accès à l'ensemble des fontes au format OpenType,
+devenu un standard du domaine.
+Voici un catalogue maintenu par Daniel Flipo: http://daniel.flipo.free.fr/doc/luatex/
+===== Où trouver des fontes compatibles avec LaTeX? =====
+FIXME Si vous n'utilisez pas LuaLaTeX ou XeteX...
 Nowadays, new fonts are seldom developed by industrious people using
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 depending on which type of font it is, and which TeX-alike engine
 you are using; roughly speaking:
--  MetaFont fonts will work without much fuss (provided their
+  * MetaFont fonts will work without much fuss (provided their sources are in the correct place in the installation's tree); TeX-with-''dvips'', and pdfTeX are "happy" with them. While a new font will need "generating" (by running MetaFont, etc.), distributions are set up to do that "on the fly" and to save the results (for next time).
-    sources are in the correct place in the installation's tree);
+  * Adobe Type 1 fonts can be made to work, after ''tfm'' and (usually) ''vf'' files have been created from their metric (''afm'') files; ''map'' files also need to be created.  Such fonts will work with pdfTeX, and with the ("vanilla") (La)TeX and ''dvips'' combination.
-    TeX-with-''dvips'', and pdfTeX are "happy" with them.
+  * TrueType fonts can be made to work with pdfTeX --- see [[http://www.radamir.com/tex/ttf-tex.htm|Using TrueType fonts with TeX...]] (a rather dated document, dicsussing use with MiKTeX 1.11).
-    While a new font will need "generating" (by running MetaFont, etc.),
+  * TrueType and OpenType fonts are the usual sort used by XeTeX and LuaTeX; while straightforward use is pretty easy, one is well-advised to use a package such as [[ctanpkg>fontspec|fontspec]] to gain access to the full range of a font's capabilities.
-    distributions are set up to do that "on the fly" and to save the
-    results (for next time).
--  Adobe Type 1 fonts can be made to work, after ''tfm''
-    and (usually) ''vf'' files have been created from their
-    metric (''afm'') files; ''map'' files also need to
-    be created.  Such fonts will work with pdfTeX, and with the
-    ("vanilla")(La)TeX and ''dvips'' combination.
--  TrueType fonts can be made to work with pdfTeX --- see
-  [[http://www.radamir.com/tex/ttf-tex.htm|Using TrueType fonts with TeX...]]
-    (a rather dated document, dicsussing use with MiKTeX 1.11).
--  TrueType and OpenType fonts are the usual sort used by XeTeX
-    and LuaTeX; while straightforward use is pretty easy, one is
-    well-advised to use a package such as [[ctanpkg>fontspec|fontspec]] to gain
-    access to the full range of a font's capabilities.
-The answer "[[FAQ-psfchoice|choice of scalable fonts]]" discusses
+The answer "[[5_fichiers:fontes:fontes_t1_pour_les_mathematiques|choice of scalable fonts]]" discusses
 fonts that are configured for general (both textual and mathematical)
 use with (La)TeX.  The list of such fonts is sufficiently short that