>From: "Anousak Souphavanh" >Harendal, thnaks for the explanation and info included here. From what >I can see this is that >Scribus is still using ANSI based fonts such as shown below.
** Oups! if I open the font properties, they have alls the code page supported on the list given in the last message, so also encoded ANSI, even if only this one is realy present. If I open it in my compiler, the default code is symbol, suggesting that there somes troubles with code and name, in addition PS name used for open type features aren't enter. >Has the KhmerOS problem resolved? If so, I think we can base Lao on >that resolultion. ** Under test version but new encoding work. You need to: - reorder the PSnames with the codes of the corresponding ghyphes. - Make sure that the scale from Lao glyph to latin ones are ajusted for use in a multi-language text. Is Lao use 2 to 5 hight level glyphes like Khmer?, if no verrified assender and descender and make try with the reduction of the leading value. I don't know if this one is usefull for Lao. - Make the correction of the Page range supported or make an open door. - Check the opentype features and replace default glyph name by new unicode name (not Id number) in class1 and 2 ** To Louis Desjardins Concernant les polices opentype, celles qui sont en truetype outlines comme les polices livr?es avec windows fonctionnent dans scribus. Mais je ne crois pas que celles qui sont en postscript oulines fonctionnent enti?rement (kerning, sub..) ? Cheers Hriwen _________________________________________________________________ Gagnez des ?crans plats avec Live.com http://www.image-addict.fr/
