1. Hierarchy of Library Files

As is stated in ../INSTALL-tf, texmfjlib-j<version>.tar.gz should be
unpacked in the same directory as texmflib-7.3.tar.gz, but all the new
files are put in the new directories. The new directories and its contents
are (directories are relative pathes from $TEXMF):
	fonts/tfm/mling/nttsub		subfont tfm for NTT JTeX
	tex/jlatex		macros for JLaTeX2e
	doc/jtex		documents for JTeX, JLaTeX2e (in Japanese)
	    jbibtex		documents for JBibTeX (in Japanese)
	bibtex/jbst		bst files for JBibTeX
	       jbib		bib files for JBibTeX


2. Setups in Installation

To setup the default kanji code, read $TEXMF/doc/jtex/jtexnote
(sorry this is written in Japanese, but I recommend not to change
the default code JISX2080) and change $TEXMF/tex/jplain/base/sitekcode.tex.
Further, if the value of jtex_filetype in ../kpathsea/texmf.in is
changed (and installed to $TEXMF/web2c/texmf.cnf), it overrides the file
code specified in sitekcode.tex.

To change the default kanji code of JBibTeX, change DEFAULT_FILE_CODE and
DEFAULT_TERM_CODE in jbib.h.

Do configure and make in the above directory.


3. Fonts for Printing and Previewing

For pk files of JTeX subfonts, use the proprientary DNP font or the
free Watanabe font. The Watanabe fonts will be found in
	ftp://ftp.math.s.chiba-u.ac.jp/tex/watanabe-dnp/
or some other sites. If you use the dvi driver which does kpathsea3
search, put the DNP fonts in, for example,
	fonts/pk/modeless/mling/nttsub
and the Watanabe fonts in, for example,
	fonts/pk/modeless/mling/watanabe

To know more about the fonts used by JTeX, refer $TEXMF/doc/mtex/mtexfonts.
