Hi Mojca,
Here's some more work for you Patrick, in case you get bored.
Sorry, but I wasn't able to find the last word in my dictionary.
I have printed out your suggestions(*), the all make much sense to me, so
my plan is to implement them all. I'll report back when I have
something to
Hello David,
I am new to ConTeXt, as my question is about to reveal.
This questions can also come from more experienced users :)
Which set of instructions should I follow, in order to allow use of
Palatino or Times, on Mac OS X, Gerben Wierda's TeX distribution, latest
ConTeXt installed?
Patrick Gundlach said this at Mon, 4 Jul 2005 09:54:06 +0200:
Hello David,
I am new to ConTeXt, as my question is about to reveal.
This questions can also come from more experienced users :)
Which set of instructions should I follow, in order to allow use of
Palatino or Times, on Mac OS X,
On 4 juil. 2005, at 9:54, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
Hello David,
I am new to ConTeXt, as my question is about to reveal.
This questions can also come from more experienced users :)
Which set of instructions should I follow, in order to allow use of
Palatino or Times, on Mac OS X, Gerben
Adam Lindsay wrote:
Patrick Gundlach said this at Mon, 4 Jul 2005 09:54:06 +0200:
Hello David,
I am new to ConTeXt, as my question is about to reveal.
This questions can also come from more experienced users :)
Which set of instructions should I follow, in order to allow use of
Palatino or
Hi Otared,
What you mention sounds like a bug propagated by Hans last month. Take a
look at this thread:
http://archive.contextgarden.net/thread/
20050610.172825.65f0c37f.html#20050610.172825.65f0c37f
(Assuming you're comfortable with the CLI, I'd suggest verifying the bad
file by navigating to
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
I would like to define a command, which would be called in the following way:
\TheBossWantsTheWorkToBeDoneOn[monday,wednesday,thursday]{tidy up}
so that it would be equivalent to:
\WeHaveToDo[monday]{tidy up}
Otared Kavian wrote:
It is right that handling fonts is extremely disappointing and instable...
For instance, what used to work does not work anymore properly with the
new version of ConTeXt I installed two weeks ago...
much of this has nothing to do with context but with
- switching from
Adam Lindsay wrote:
Sadly, that page relies on type-pre, which is deprecated!
(Yes, the situation changes again.)
hm, i can enable that one again, but will not give guarantees (some fonts have
changed, for instance antikwa and we now have proper encoding support for latin
modern so all
David Rogers wrote:
OK, I tried this setup, and ConTeXt ran without stopping to complain,
but (as Otared described, I guess) the font actually produced is very
jaggy, both on screen and in print. My nostalgia for dot matrix printers
is not as great as one might suppose. :-)
So, do you get
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Here's some more work for you Patrick, in case you get bored.
(I guess I'll soon be removed from the list as a spammer/abuser if I
continue writing mails such as this one :)
What do the others think about it?
some day others will start expecting you to help patrick
David Rogers said this at Mon, 4 Jul 2005 09:02:56 -0700:
I deleted the pdftex.map file you mentioned, ran mktexlsr, and I still
get the same effect. (I changed the font in my document from Times to
Palatino, in case I was only getting a Times that had been badly
generated on my first try with
Hans Hagen wrote:
David Rogers wrote:
OK, I tried this setup, and ConTeXt ran without stopping to complain,
but (as Otared described, I guess) the font actually produced is very
jaggy, both on screen and in print. My nostalgia for dot matrix
printers
is not as great as one might suppose.
Hi Adam, Hans...
...and all of you who are trying to help us solve (and maybe
understand) the intricacies of font management!
Here is what I did: on Saturday I tried to answer David Rogers'
question and so typeset an example file I had, before sending him.
Unfortunately everything went
David Rogers wrote:
OK, I tried this setup, and ConTeXt ran without stopping to complain,
but (as Otared described, I guess) the font actually produced is very
jaggy, both on screen and in print. My nostalgia for dot matrix
fonts : resetting map file list
fonts
Hans Hagen wrote:
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Here's some more work for you Patrick, in case you get bored.
(I guess I'll soon be removed from the list as a spammer/abuser if I
continue writing mails such as this one :)
What do the others think about it?
some day others will start
David Rogers wrote:
I deleted the pdftex.map file you mentioned, ran mktexlsr, and I still
get the same effect. (I changed the font in my document from Times to
Palatino, in case I was only getting a Times that had been badly
generated on my first try with the map file still installed, but it
Hans Hagen wrote:
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
I would like to define a command, which would be called in the following
way:
\TheBossWantsTheWorkToBeDoneOn[monday,wednesday,thursday]{tidy up}
so that it would be equivalent to:
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Taco's solution already solved my problem, but I believe it would be
nice to add some \processenumeratedlist (well, some better name should
be given!) command to ConTeXt one day. That way it would be possible
to process some commands like
\filterpages[file.pdf][1,3,5]
On 4 juil. 2005, at 23:33, Hans Hagen wrote:
Does:
\usetypescript [adobekb] [ec]
\usetypescript [postscript][ec]
\loadmapfile[ec-base.map]
\usetypescript[times][\defaultencoding]
\setupbodyfont[times,12pt]
\starttext
\input knuth
\stoptext
work? If so, i'll add the map file loading to
Radhelorn wrote:
\loadmapfile [context-base] % !!!
On my machine, this was the missing piece. Thank you for your
persistence!
(makes a deep bow) :-)
David
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