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Hello.

I would like to be able to print a curly "H". I don't mean 
the symbol {\cal H}, but one that looks more like copperplate.

Can anyone tell me 

a) where to find the name of the font that is like this,
   or a simple way to find out what actual TeX fonts look like, 
   rather than looking at lots of meaningless names like cmtti10,

b) how to put it into my latex distribution (if not already there).

I am using Thomas Essers teTeX distribution on a Unix machine, so
maybe the fonts are already there, I just don't know how to acees them
by name.

Any help would be appreciated!o

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