I wrote:
Compiling for both systems was necessary because the font handling is
slightly different:
> WinXP doesn't accept the Win2000-compiled fonts ("no installable
> font").
Sorry, I didn't know that Win needs the pfm- AND the corresponding
pfb-files. I uploaded a new package
http://fkurth.de/
Hello LyXers,
because some of you complain about the BaKoMa-license, I tried another way:
My MikTeX comes with the cm-fonts in Type1 format (pfb-files) created by
bluesky. I compiled the fonts for win2000 and winXP as installable
pfm-files.
Compiling for both systems was necessary because the fo
The license is granted for use with LyX. People who prefer
the other fonts may continue to do so. This is just a
replacement. It is, from my point view, o.k. that those
who would like to use LyX commercially should either
ask for permission themselves or stick with the inferior
fonts.
Anyway, an
> "Georg" == Georg Baum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Georg> The key sentence is "This fonts cannot be sold or distributed
Georg> with any commercial product or used in any commercial
Georg> organization without additional agreement with author." I don't
Georg> see a phrase in the additional inf
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> We only need the fonts to display math inside LyX. The fonts in the
> output are independent of the fonts used by LyX.
Sorry, I should have been more clear. It does not matter _how_ the fonts are
used (pdf, printing, on-screen view), it only matters _that_ they are used.
Geor
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> What about your opinions? Can we accept the license info?
IMHO no. The problem is that these fonts may not be used in any commercial
organization. From the license at
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/cm/ps-type1/bakoma/BaKoMa-AMS.Fonts:
*
Thanks to Uwe for caring about these matters.
Die licence is granted for all versions of LyX.
I have referred to version 1.3.5. because other versions may require
other mappings.
Boris Malyshev has granted me permission to make such changes provided
they are documented like in the present Readme
Hello LyXers,
thanks to Ekkehart, the license problems of the modified TrueTypeFonts
taken from Bakoma are fixed. He asked the font designer Mr. Malyshev for
a permission and he accepted the attached license information. He also
gave the permission to provide the following font package for LyxWi
Georg Baum wrote:
So we should better use the ttf's from Bakoma.
IMHO not, because of the license. I hope you all know that it is
problematic? Commercial use of these fonts (and even distribution on CDs
that cost a fee) is forbidden.
That means for example: I cannot produce pdfs with these fonts fo
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> I wrote yesterday:
>
>> So we should better use the ttf's from Bakoma.
IMHO not, because of the license. I hope you all know that it is
problematic? Commercial use of these fonts (and even distribution on CDs
that cost a fee) is forbidden.
That means for example: I cannot prod
Maybe Richard Kinch's True Type Fonts on his
http://www.truetex.com/ site should be considered:
1) http://www.truetex.com/um.zip
2) http://www.truetex.com/belleek.zip
These high quality fonts are in the public domain AFAIK.
The encoding is different from bakoma or the xft fonts
however.
Reg
> "Uwe" == Uwe Stöhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Uwe> I wrote yesterday:
>> So we should better use the ttf's from Bakoma.
Uwe> There are currently some small errors int the ttf's. Ekkehardt
Uwe> send me now some corrected ttf's where all problems are fixed.
Is the information on this page u
Hi
I have mapped the following characters into previously empty characters:
\leqcmsy10.ttf char 8728 mapped to char 183
\nleqq msbm10.ttf char 8728 mapped to char 183
\backepsilonmsbm10.ttf char 196 mapped to char 127
\kapp cmmi10.ttf char 8728 mapped to
I wrote yesterday:
So we should better use the ttf's from Bakoma.
There are currently some small errors int the ttf's. Ekkehardt send me
now some corrected ttf's where all problems are fixed.
I uploaded all necessary fonts for LyxWin to
http://fkurth.de/uwest/LyX/LyXWinMathFonts.rar
Please test t
Hello LyXers,
LyXWin uses the LaTeX-XFT fonts in TrueType (ttf) format to render math
constructs. But these fonts are not correctly scaleable, e.g. the equal
sign "=" disappears when using different zooms for the screen font.
Ekkehart Schlicht (schlicht-at-lmu.de) send me now a modified cmr10
fo
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