> Saravanan Murugaiah wrote:
>> I am using MikTeX 2.9, in this, I've created all tfm, vf, etc files
>> installed into respective folders.
>
> Just to confirm, so you have a local texmf root somewhere with fonts\tfm,
> fonts\vf, etc. populated with your files *and you have refreshed the FNDB*
> (initexmf [--admin] --update-fndb)
>
>> Where to I should add the .map files and how to enable those fonts,
>> please help me in this regard.
>
> .map files go into dvips\config in your local texmf root (and make sure
> the FNDB is refreshed). Then run:
>
> initexmf [--admin] --edit-config-file=updmap
>
> A notepad window with updmap.cfg will open. Add the line:
>
> Map filename.map
>
As far as I know, nowadays .map files should go to \localtexmf\fonts\map,
alonside with .tfms, vfs, &c.
B. A.
> for each of the .map files you've installed. Close and save this file.
> Then run:
>
> initexmf [--admin] --mkmaps
>
> If you're doing this with --admin, these commands need to be run from an
> elevated command prompt.
>
>
> David
>
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