Hi Adam,
Adam Lindsay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Okay, it was trickier than I thought. But I used the .afm obtained from FontForge conversion, and discarded the .pfb.
afm2pl -p `kpsewhich texnansi.enc` HelveticaNeue.afm pltotf HelveticaNeue
Because I'm impatient, and wanted a quick test: \loadmapline[+HelveticaNeue HelveticaNeue " TeXnANSIEncoding ReEncodeFont " <texnansi.enc <HelveticaNeue.ttf] \starttext \definedfont[HelveticaNeue] TAVAT.Po T{}A{}V{}A{}T{}.{}P{}o \stoptext
Your result looks promising - but duplicating your way showed me my command line limits:
$ afm2pl -p `kpsewhich texnansi.enc` HelveticaNeue.afm afm2pl: fatal: default.lig not found.
$ pltotf HelveticaNeue pltotf: HelveticaNeue.pl: No such file or directory
As I have never used afm2pl or pltotf the usage above is praobably wrong.
Or was my Fontforge export bad?
(When I open the AFM exported by FontForge there are no entries for KerningPairs ...)
And looking at your test file: where are your ttf and other files in this situation?
Steffen
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