Version 1.1
8 March 1997

  o  corrected the italic capital L, which had an underdot by mistake.


Version 1.0
8 Feb 1996


This is the Adobe Utopia typeface (Postscript Type 1 format) which
is freely distributable.  This copy has been re-encoded to add
additional accented characters in code points between 128 and 255
according to the Computer Sanskrit (CS) character scheme.  This is
described in a document included in iass.zip, available from
ftp.bcc.ac.uk:/pub/users/ucgadkw/indology.  A copy of the main document
from this zip file is enclosed, in PostScript format, as file
charset.ps.  The encoding vector for this font (i.e., which character is
in which position of the font) is included as file CS437.enc.

NB the encoding of the enclosed Adobe Utopia is CS, not CSX.  The
latter encoding, which is a super-set of CS, may be done if time allows.

This reencoding was done by Dominik Wujastyk, using Type Designer. The
font is useful and good-looking as it is, and okay for high-resolution
output on laser printers and phototypesetters.

The fonts (normal roman, italic, bold, bold italic) are named according
to Karl Berry's font naming scheme, where
p  = Adobe
ut = Utopia
r, b, i  = roman, bold, italic
8  = escape character meaning "here comes another coding scheme letter"
i  = Indic (CS).

For documentation on this naming scheme, see the files at the internet site
ftp.cs.umb.edu:/pub/tex/fontname.

Dominik Wujastyk
d.wujastyk@ucl.ac.uk
8 Feb 1996