Michael Everson wrote,
> >Appropriate font technology for Latin ligature display exists,
> >but it isn't enabled yet in Microsoft's Uniscribe.*
>
> That doesn't mean that this particular cataloguing of ligatures in
> the PUA is a good idea.
>
> >The Golden Ligatures Collection simply offers f
At 12:07 -0700 2002-08-14, James Kass wrote:
>Michael Everson wrote in response to William Overington,
>
>>
>> I suggest you stop calling it the "golden ligatures collection". This
>> term imputes a status and nobility to it which it simply doesn't
>> have. Indeed, I suggest that you abandon th
Michael Everson wrote in response to William Overington,
>
> I suggest you stop calling it the "golden ligatures collection". This
> term imputes a status and nobility to it which it simply doesn't
> have. Indeed, I suggest that you abandon this task and use
> appropriate font technology to
At 14:39 +0100 2002-08-14, William Overington wrote:
>Suggestions for other ligatures and abbreviations to add into the
>golden ligatures collection are also welcome.
I suggest you stop calling it the "golden ligatures collection". This
term imputes a status and nobility to it which it simply
Previously I wrote as follows.
>There is a very interesting document entitled The Gutenberg Press available
>as a file named gbpmanual.pdf from the Walden Font website.
>
>The website address is as follows.
>
>http://www.waldenfont.com
>
>The address for the file is as follows.
>
>http://www.wald
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