On 6/3/2010 8:37 AM, hh-bra...@bol.com.br wrote:
Is there a way to ensure that adobe distiller or acrobat pro embed the full
fonts in the pdf-document produced with xelatex. Or can you name any program
which can do that.
The printing houses insist on full fonts because that way they can
In a recent thread here, luaTeX was said to be the intended eventual
replacement for pdfTeX.
Since luaTeX is Unicode-based, and handles OpenType fonts, what is the
future of XeTeX? Will XeTeX continue to be developed? Should we be
following and experimenting with luaTeX in anticipation of a move
In a recent thread here, luaTeX was said to be the intended eventual
replacement for pdfTeX.
This piece of information is based on earlier plans of the pdfTeX and
LuaTeX teams, when the intention was indeed that LuaTeX would become
pdfTeX 2.0 when it reached maturity. Now the plans have
Is there any kind of feature comparison between XeTeX and luaTeX?
None that I know of.
My primary needs are, besides
general (La)TeX functionality, Unicode processing of combining
characters and handling of OpenType fonts. The output should be
hh,
Of course I'm aware that some fonts are available at most as subsets as they
are protected
by the owners. But anyway, there should be an option to embed the full font if
possible.
Also the standard fonts (e.g. Helvetica) should be embedded, bacause there are
just too many version
As promised, the OpenType MATH enriched version of STIX fonts, XITS,
is now available.
This early version provides:
* OpenType math constants values, necessary for proper layout of
various
math elements.
* proper math accent positioning.
* proper sub/superscript positioning (not fine tuned
Hi Will,
Thanks for the solution! The new file fixed the problem. Everything
seems to be working correctly now.
Regards,
- Iwan
On Jun 4, 2010, at 1:01 PM, Will Robertson wrote:
On 2010-06-03 23:45:37 +0930, Iwan Setyawan iwan.setyawan-ekmvuln5...@public.gmane.org
said:
Dear XeTeX Mailing List,
As a quick way of introduction, my name is Rob Oakes. I tend to mostly be a
lurker here, but I greatly appreciate the many individuals here who patiently
answer questions. I've learned a great deal from many.
With that said, I am writing regarding a project idea that
Am 31.05.2010 um 23:31 schrieb cfr...@imapmail.org:
Attached: source and pdf
The effect is certainly Tiger based.
I used the Venturis fonts from TeX Live 2008 and 2009 (the files have
not changed between release dates). I cleared font and application
caches before switching to the
On 06/01/2010 09:22 PM, John Was wrote:
Hello Pablo
[...]
So the lines to paste in before a Greek passage (to see if they would
work) are:
\font \myfont =
MinionPro-Regular:+onum:mapping=tex-text:letterspace=12 at 12pt
\tolerance 500
\myfont
\uselanguage{ancientgreek}
That should give you
Hi Joachim,
Actually, I did. In my original posting, perhaps I should have been more
specific. I was trying to find a GUI utility which would allow for these
functions and also allow for a finer degree of control than I've been able to
obtain with the command line utilities. Eventually
Thank you for the upload.
This early version provides:
(...)
* proper sub/superscript positioning (not fine tuned yet).
Yes, I can see that some superscripts/subscripts are positioned slightly
too close to the corresponding symbol (e.g. 'l' in $t^l$)
* extensible radicals, delimiters
On 2010-06-05 00:17:16 +0930, Iwan Setyawan
iwan.setya...@ieee.org said:
Thanks for the solution! The new file fixed the problem. Everything
seems to be working correctly now.
FWIW, I (attempt to) always tag releases on Github when they're sent to
CTAN, so you can always get historical
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