On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 7:11 AM, Christoph Schäfer wrote:
> I also hope you understand that some vendors created Scribus XML files on
> their own, i.e. at their own cost, in the expectation of being mentioned as a
> supporter on the Scribus website in return. While the palettes themselves are
> fr
I just realise again that the Create Mailing List doen’t show into the
cc list and thus I have to resend this post. Sorry for the bother guys.
Can someone fix this, please?
Louis
Louis Desjardins a écrit :
> Alastair M. Robinson a écrit :
>> Hi :)
>>
>> Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
>>
>>> Well,
Alastair M. Robinson a écrit :
> Hi :)
>
> Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
>
>> Well, one of the users came up with a very smart idea: a (Corel
>> Painter-like) tool to simulate real paper and inks to see what
>> actually would happen to glyphs printed with a small font size with
>> different inks on
Hi Boudewijn!
2009/7/7 Boudewijn Rempt :
> On Tuesday 07 July 2009, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
>> Greetings, gents and ladies
>>
>> A while ago Yuri Yarmola, lead developer of FontLab (which seems to be
>> the most popular proprietary font design/production tool now),
>
> I've actually got a copy
Hi :)
Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
> Well, one of the users came up with a very smart idea: a (Corel
> Painter-like) tool to simulate real paper and inks to see what
> actually would happen to glyphs printed with a small font size with
> different inks on different surfaces and with different colo
Am 11.07.09, 02:09 +0200 schrieb Christoph Schäfer:
Let me first describe the status of emulating background colours in Scribus.
It's rather primitive, as it only permits to define an emulation of the
printing material based on a Qt colour dialog (RGB/HSV values).
What we need instead is a datab
Am Samstag, 11. Juli 2009 13:22:00 schrieb Tobias Jakobs:
> Hi!
>
> On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 02:09, Christoph
>
> Schäfer wrote:
> > The results are more than promising. While some major (and also some
> > minor) colour vendors of all sorts (not just ink, but also glass or
> > plastics) agreed to ma
Hi!
On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 02:09, Christoph
Schäfer wrote:
>
> The results are more than promising. While some major (and also some minor)
> colour vendors of all sorts (not just ink, but also glass or plastics) agreed
> to make their colours available to Scribus, sometimes in return for being
>
OK, I'll bite ;)
The issue is a bit more complicated as it seems to be at first sight (as it
probably always is).
Disclaimer: I'm describing the issue mainly from the Scribus point of view,
but I think it may be even more complicated for other projects (or not, as I
may very well be mistaken).
On Tuesday 07 July 2009, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
> Greetings, gents and ladies
>
> A while ago Yuri Yarmola, lead developer of FontLab (which seems to be
> the most popular proprietary font design/production tool now),
I've actually got a copy of that :-). Very old, version 2.5, and probably t
Greetings, gents and ladies
A while ago Yuri Yarmola, lead developer of FontLab (which seems to be
the most popular proprietary font design/production tool now), ran a
survey (http://yarmola.livejournal.com/5333.html, it's in Russian,
sorry) in his LJ blog to ask users what superfeatures they woul
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