Two IFM files are provided with with this font. (You can use either with any of the four font variations described above---dnh, dnho, dhnrc, and dnhre).
The first IFM file is called <#38#>dvnc.ifm<#38#>, and is meant to be used for text that has to be printed out in Sanskrit or Hindi.
The second IFM file is called <#39#>mdvnc.ifm<#39#>, and is meant to be used for text that has to be printed out in marathi.
The only difference between mdvnc.ifm and dvnc.ifm is in the treatment of <#40#>ra-;SPMlt;consonant;SPMgt;<#40#> ligatures. The marathi file uses the marathi form of ra-half, while the dvnc.ifm file uses the hindi form.
Note that both the IFM files may be referenced in one input file, as is done in theis file (<#41#>devn.itx<#41#>).
Examples using dvnc.ifm: <#42#>rka<#42#>--- ;SPMgt;<#43#>rka<#43#>, <#44#>rki<#44#>--- ;SPMgt;<#45#>rki<#45#>, <#46#>rgii<#46#>--- ;SPMgt;<#47#>rgii<#47#>.
Examples using mdvnc.ifm: <#48#>rka<#48#>--- ;SPMgt;<#49#>rka<#49#>, <#50#>rki<#50#>--- ;SPMgt;<#51#>rki<#51#>, <#52#>rgii<#52#>--- ;SPMgt;<#53#>rgii<#53#>.