On Sun, 14 Jun 2009 12:48:06 -0400 Gregory Pittman <gregp_ky at yahoo.com> dijo:
> John Jason Jordan wrote: > > I understand what is happening now. > > > > I always knew that Scribus (like InDesign) will not display a glyph > > that is not truly in the font. This is as it should be, since otherwise > > problems can result when sending files out to be printed. However, I > > think it is wrong for the Stoy Editor to grab a glyph from another > > font. That is what confused me. I did not realize that the Story Editor > > would lie to me. It should not and I should add a feature request that > > this behavior be changed so that Story Editor displays only the glyphs > > that are truly in the font. > > > Just to make sure, you do understand that the font displayed in Story > Editor is not necessarily (and not usually) the font you have chosen for > the frame in Story Editor, don't you? Yes, I am aware of that. In my case I use Junicode for just about everything, so I set Story Editor to use it for display as well. And that is the source of my confusion. Story Editor lies. As a result I wasted everyone's time filing an unnecessary bug report. Had I known that Story Editor has a different standard for the truth I would have instead filed a feature request to make Story Editor tell the truth. :)
