What angle do Times-Ital. and Palatino-Ital. slant at?

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From: James Parry
Date: Wed, 23 Nov 1988 03:39

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	I want to slant Times-Italic and Palatino-Italic backwards by
 whatever angle they normally slant at - to produce unslanted "curly"
 versions of them (like 'cmu' in TeX.)  Does anyone know what angle
 these two fonts slant at normally?  (Many thanks.)

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