Ogonkify is a package allowing to add composite
(accented) characters to Postscript fonts. Standalone, it allows one
to do correct printouts from Netscape and other programs in most
Latin-alphabet based languages.
It is also integrated to
a2ps.
The current version of ogonkify contains data files that support printing in all variants of Times-Roman, Courier and Helvetica in a wide range of languages including all languages covered by ISO 8859-2 (in particular most European languages written in the Latin alphabet), and Turkish.
The precise list of characters can be found in this table.
The basic use of ogonkify is documented in
the ogonkify manual page.
If your language is not covered by ogonkify, it is not
difficult to add data for new characters; read
the full ogonkify manual
(contents) to learn how to do
that.
You can download the current stable-ish version of
ogonkify here:
ogonkify.tar.gz.
WARNING: Much of the ogonkify
code is written in Perl. Browsing Perl code will threaten your mental
health and may be illegal in your locality. By following the above
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for you to view Perl code.
Please read this document on extending Ogonkify to support the PostScript output from more programs.
You may also want to check Cedilla, which
lifts many of the limitations in ogonkify. (Cedilla is a
plain text typesetter, not a PostScript tweaker.)