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Using the Linotype `Zapf Essentials' symbol fonts with LaTeX
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                                                  2004-10-12
                                         w-a-schmidt@gmx.net

The symbol fonts `Zapf Essentials' are assigned the NFSS
family codes lze1...lze6 and the encoding U:

  Encoding  Family   Font Name
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  U         lze1     ZapfEssentialsLT-ArrowsOne
  U         lze2     ZapfEssentialsLT-ArrowsTwo
  U         lze3     ZapfEssentialsLT-Communication
  U         lze4     ZapfEssentialsLT-Markers
  U         lze5     ZapfEssentialsLT-Office
  U         lze6     ZapfEssentialsLT-Ornaments


To access the symbols, use the command \Pisymbol of the package 
pifont.  For instance, 

  \usepackage{pifont}
  ...
  \Pisymbol{lze4}{"49}
  
prints the leaf symbol, which resides in the font
ZapfEssentialsLT-Markers (lze4) at the position 0x49.  

The codes of the particular symbols can be looked up in the
font tables, which are provided as picture files
lze1.png...lze6.png.  (With respect to the license
conditions it is not possible to distribute the tables in
PDF format via CTAN.)

The size of the symbols follows the size of the surrounding
text, unless you select explicitly a larger size for them.

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