2015-02-15 20:01 GMT+01:00 Henry So Jr. <[email protected]>: > I am pretty sure the "ff" problem is happening because you have > Dif(f)fu(h)sa(g) in your gabc file. If there were more notes over "Dif" > (or the font were smaller) then the text would show correctly as > dif-fu-sa. However, since you only need one punctum above "Dif" the > "Dif" and "fu" are being placed next to each other and the ligature is > not showing. My suggestion here is to change this to "Diff(f)u(h)sa(g)" > or "Di(f)ffu(h)sa(g)", which would show incorrectly if there were more > notes above "Dif", but should be fine given what you have. >
Thank you very very much for this, I didn't thought about! I'll try. > The answer to your question about the barred initials depends on what > font you are using and how the symbol is encoded in the font. > > [...] > > If you can give more details about the font (if the font is freely > available, pointing me at the font is best), I (or someone else on the > list) can help you create the appropriate macros. > Surely I'm not manually composing the characters, they're already available: I'm using the "Arno Pro" font family, which contains a special sub-font (APIntegrativo) with barred initials I need. This is not a free font, but is it possible to send you (= the group) the APIntegrativo font only? So you can help me with macros creations? Thank you very very much, God bless you, Sr. Maria Ruth Malagoli OSB
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