Le lundi 29 mai 2006 à 07:46 +0200, Tomas Lanczos a écrit : > > From: André Wyrwa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > This is more a problem Of Fonts than artwork.. try this for free > > > http://www.chemsoc.org/networks/learnnet/RSCfont.htm > > > > I'm aware of that font and it surely helps, but i just don't > > think it is a fully sufficient solution. > > Definitely not, esp. if You are concerned in organic chemistry.
If the symbols you need have an official unicode codepoint (or an officious generally-accepted one) you can work with a dynamic project like dejavu (http://dejavu.sourceforge.net/) to help create the font you need. What's different with RSCfont ? 1. it's a work in progress - all glyphs are not drawn yet :( 2. it's a work in progress - there is a team working on it so you can ask them for glyphs they've not prioritized yet or even argue for changes in existing ones :) 3. it's a FOSS project - you can do the work yourself, or have other members of the group you represent help out. On a font project it's pretty easy to assign glyphs to different persons and efforts snowball fast :) Moreover the tools used are free (beer and freedom) so you don't have to shell a fat sum for a commercial tool just to draw a few glyphs. 4. it has very clean licensing - the result could be bundled with OOo or Linux distributions, so you wouldn't even have to download it separately :) 5. it has a fast release rate - every month new glyphs and fixed glyphs are available ;) -- Nicolas Mailhot
