The Calibri font shipped in Windows XP has bitmap strikes for a
variety of sizes, but from what I understand, no bitmap glyphs for
many ligature combination it defines in its GSUB table, for example,
for 'tt', 'ft', 'ffi' among others. That results in very ugly
rendering (see attached).
In your image, why are the ligatures anti-aliased, while the main text
is not? Surely you should generate non-anti-aliased glyphs to go with
the non-anti-aliased bitmaps stored in the font file; or, if
anti-aliasing is desired, the stored bitmaps should not be used.
In general, it should not
Hi,
The Calibri font shipped in Windows XP has bitmap strikes for a variety of
sizes, but from what I understand, no bitmap glyphs for many ligature
combination it defines in its GSUB table, for example, for 'tt', 'ft', 'ffi'
among others. That results in very ugly rendering (see attached).
My
