Perhaps it is easier to generate the PDF, then remove the embedded fonts?
Wilfred
On Friday, November 16, 2018, 6:07:43 AM GMT+9, Werner LEMBERG
wrote:
[Originally sent to the TeXLive mailing list, but this list is not
really appropriate for this question.]
Is there a simple option
Following Mojca's explanation, I feel I should switch to ConTeXt :-))
Wilfred
On Tuesday, May 1, 2018 3:43 PM, Mojca Miklavec
wrote:
On 26 April 2018 at 14:20, Carrs wrote:
> Hi,
>
> a newbie question. I would like advice on which TeX-based software it would
> be best to learn in detai
What I was trying to explain was the following: even if the software supports
UTF-8 / unicode, then that does not necessarily mean that it supports ("out of
the box") all your typographical wishes and demands.
The OP was referring to several complicated typesetting tasks. My advice is: do
not st
Allow me to contribute my two cents to the discussion.
First, it is my experience, and I also always tell my students, the following:
"if you have something you want to typeset with LaTeX, somebody else has wanted
that a long time ago, and yet someone else will have written a package for it".
Th
I also tried to answer the original question, but since I could not find a
proper solution I did not answer.
Indeed, the problem has something to do with bidi, and perhaps also with
multicol. If you change the order of the packages, there is an error from bidi
about multicolumn environment.
This
necessary skills to maintain the code and I was not the one
who came up with the modifications. I'd be more than happy to take care of the
administrative side of things, if that's possible.
Best,Arash
On Fri, 16 Mar 2018, 12:54 Wilfred van Rooijen, wrote:
You should "adopt" t
You should "adopt" the package and become the new maintainer, perhaps.
Wilfred
On Friday, March 16, 2018 7:33 PM, Arash Zeini
wrote:
Hi Everyone,
A couple of years ago, I raised an issue I had encountered with the arcs
package (see below for the complete run of messages). A solution
As far as I know, LuaLaTeX works with UTF-8 (as does XeLaTeX), so that they
should give the same result
- if the input file is encoded in UTF-8- if the same font is used- if the
documentclass is "LuaLaTeX-compatible"
Note that for LuaLaTeX you may need to change the documentclass, it is my
exp
As far as I know, tikz and pstricks should not be used simultaneous in a
document.
Wilfred
On Saturday, May 13, 2017 8:08 PM, Philip Taylor
wrote:
John Was wrote:
> I get six lines of info in the output (the sort of thing I’d expect in the
> log)
Can you please post the /full/ code
I haven't followed the discussion in detail, but IMHO it would be nonsense to
turn overfull boxes into errors, because they are not errors, rather the line
breaking algorithm could not find a proper way to fix things differently.
Remember, there is always the "draft" mode which will clearly show
If I remember well, there is (was ?) some kind of objective for backward
compatibility, namely that all (updates of) versions of all TeX engines should
produce the exact same output for a given input file. The background being that
any TeX file that used to compile correctly in the past should a
RTFM of the geometry package to make sure you know what you're doing. Put the
\geometry{twoside} __before__ you make changes because the \geometry{twoside}
will probably overwrite (some of) your custom settings.
This is NOT a XeTeX question. Go to
http://tex.stackexchange.com/
for these kinds o
There are many "gotchas" going from Python 2 to Python 3 - with the change from
"print" to "print()" being by far the most irritating (and the most stringently
enforced by the Python interpreter). There are several IDEs which can highlight
problems and give tips to migrate from Python 2 to Pytho
Sorry to bump into this conversation, but if you want Python 2 and Python 3
compatibility, I think you also need to so something about the "%", since
Python 2.6 there is the str.format() method which is more reliable then
%-formatting (*). More importantly, the "%" will become deprecated in some
See the fontspec manual to set main font and auxiliary fonts in XeTeX.
Wilfred
On Thursday, January 28, 2016 10:40 PM, Shakthi Kannan
wrote:
Hi,
I have the following input.tex file:
https://gist.github.com/shakthimaan/3dcfa64c3bd92ab2378d
The content has more Tamil text than Eng
I have a feeling that the JPG image is the source of the problem, and that
somehow the calculation of the bounding box (i.e. the calculation of the size
of the figure) somehow goes wrong. Apparently, the actual image is larger than
what latex expects.
Note the following: LaTeX does not know abou
Question is of course: what is "properly formatted"...
On Tuesday, July 15, 2014 2:32 AM, Sharon Kimble
wrote:
>
>
>I'm using the new "tex14live", and am having great difficulties in
>generating a toc without spaces between each item. I'm using
>--8<---cut here---sta
Hi all,
I can confirm this issue with
XeTeX, Version 3.1415926-2.5-0..3 (TeX Live 2013)
on linux and both Evince and Acroread as PDF viewers. There definitely is a
dot. I guess the issue is solved in TeXLive 2014.
By the way, if you add a an extra circle to be plotted, that extra circle do
If you want to do this in LaTeX, then PGF/TikZ is the only workable solution.
It contains several libraries to make these kinds of maps, check the manual.
I think the "Tree Library" might be interesting for your application.
Cheers,
Wilfred
On Saturday, June 7, 2014 6:21 AM, Johann Spies
wr
Excuse me for being ignorant, but if you want __no__ section numbers, then why
not use \section*{} ?
Cheers,
Wilfred
On Saturday, May 17, 2014 7:07 PM, Zdenek Wagner
wrote:
>
>
>2014-05-17 11:38 GMT+02:00 Sharon Kimble :
>
>Stefan Solbrig writes:
>>
>>> Sorry, but I cannot reproduce your
Hi,
> I just installed texlive basic and latex cjk to ubuntu 13.10 of my
> triple-boot xp osx lnx D430 with total hdd space 120Gb.
Trpl bt wth 1 hdd impress. abbrev. Cool. ;-))
> I wonder whether such installation of texlive includes all xetex or not
> 'cause I really interested in xetex.
I
will do fine.
>
>Best,
>Dominik
>
>
>
>
>On 5 August 2013 03:47, Kai Hendry wrote:
>
>On 5 August 2013 08:56, Wilfred van Rooijen wrote:
>>> What is a "letter template" for the world?
>>
>>Well my dream would be people from India, China
Well,
>
> Fine, then I would like to know their template for fun. :-) I guess I
> have only have the British style so far:
> https://github.com/kaihendry/letterly/blob/master/letter.template
>
> Could you help me out with
> https://github.com/kaihendry/letterly/blob/master/letter.template.be
>
Hi all,
>
> Well my dream would be people from India, China or Korea, after
> visiting http://letterly.com/ can create a letter PDF using Xetex in
> their own script.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_(message)
Mmmm. An interesting endeavour, but why? There are as many "templates for
forma
>
>However I think I have go good results with fonts-baekmuk (2.2-7):
>http://s.natalian.org/2013-08-04/baekmuk.png
Baekmuk fonts are actually fonts for Korean so yes, they should be able to
handle Hangul :-))
If you want a font that supports almost all known scripts, take a look at
Code2000
Hello,
I think I had a similar error on Linux with some fonts. The issue seems to be
that xelatex accesses some fonts by file name and others by the "identifier"
that is in the font file (this may have changed in the meantime - I had this
error 6 months ago). In my case, I checked with 'fc-list
lf.
Cheers,
Wilfred
>
> From: Akira Kakuto
>To: Wilfred van Rooijen ; XeTeX (Unicode-based TeX)
>discussion.
>Sent: Monday, July 22, 2013 8:16 PM
>Subject: Re: [XeTeX] pstricks / pst-labo and xelatex
>
>
>Hi,
>
>> ** WARNING ** 355 memory objects still a
Maybe a late contribution. I installed TeXLive 2013 today on my linux laptop. I
tried the test file (with the test tube) and it results in a correct PDF (?)
\listfiles
\documentclass{minimal}
\usepackage{pstricks,pst-labo}
\begin{document}
\begin{pspicture}
\pstTubeEssais
\end{pspicture}
\end{do
Hi all,
> By default, LaTeX will set text in Computer Modern Roman. This is
> clearly what Peng Yu means by LaTeX's English font. If he is now
I thought Computer Modern Roman was superseded my Latin Modern but I may be
wrong.
If this user has a "Chinese" OS installation on his computer then
r 9000
1144 hyphenation exceptions out of 8191
70i,13n,67p,940b,726s stack positions out of 5000i,500n,1p,20b,5s
Output written on test1.pdf (3 pages).
>
> From: Arthur Reutenauer
>To: Wilfred van Rooijen ; XeTeX (Unicode-based TeX)
>d
Well, it works OK on my computer, but note that the "DRAFT" shows up in a
rather strange place...
See attached PDF.
Wilfred
>
> From: Fahad Al-Saidi
>To: XeTeX (Unicode-based TeX) discussion.
>Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 7:50 PM
>Subject: Re: [XeTeX] bi
I am not really a hero with Windows, but maybe:
- Go to Control Panel, Add/Remove Software, and remove everything related to
TeXLive
- Check the directories manually and manually remove any remaining files /
directories
- Install TeXLive from scratch
Hopefully this will give you a clean system.
Hmmm. Polyglossia calls etoolbox. It really should be on your system if xetex
is also available.
Wilfred
>
> From: Sasi Kumar
>To: xetex@tug.org
>Sent: Sunday, June 9, 2013 9:07 PM
>Subject: [XeTeX] Strange error
>
>
>
>Dear friends,
>
>I encountered an err
Well
http://www.ctan.org/pkg/etoolbox
The package is present in TeXLive 2012.
Cheers,
Wilfred
>
> From: Sasi Kumar
>To: xetex@tug.org
>Sent: Sunday, June 9, 2013 9:07 PM
>Subject: [XeTeX] Strange error
>
>
>
>Dear friends,
>
>I encountered an error I
Hi all,
>> Since the graphics package doesn't ``know'' which backend
> driver you are going to use after the dvi file is created (it will assume
> dvips
> by default when in dvi mode) you need to give [dvipdfm] in the option list.
>>
> It was needed in the early days of XeTeX, now it is reco
uot;第1章" etc. Indeed, the standard classes
for ctex and uptex take care of these things. In memoir it is possible to
emulate the behavior, but not from polyglossia or babel - changes to the actual
class files are needed.
Cheers,
Wilfred
- Original Message -----
> From: Jiang Jiang
eX, xeCJK, Japanese: some general questions
>
> Hi all,
>
> On Tue, 4 Jun 2013 16:31:50 -0700, Wilfred van Rooijen wrote:
>
>> About the gloss-japanese and gloss-nihongo
>
> I'm not a Polyglossia user so not so sure but I know that
> TeXLive 2012/2013 alread
Hello Kohda-sensei, others,
> I'm not a Polyglossia user so not so sure but I know that
> TeXLive 2012/2013 already contains japanese.ldf like
> /usr/local/texlive/2013/texmf-dist/tex/platex/japanese/japanese.ldf
> on my Debian system.
To be honest, I am not an expert on p(la)tex. I know it exis
(You can use the ctex document class as well, which is a higher level wrapper
of both xeCJK and other Chinese typesetting options.)
- Jiang
I prefer memoir. In fact, this is one of the things I remember from when I was
looking at gloss-japanese. the problem is that for instance the chapte
Boldface is needed - it is used in almost all Japanese text books,
for sections headers etc.
OK, thanks for the info,
Wilfred
From: Jiang Jiang
To: Wilfred van Rooijen ; Unicode-based TeX for Mac OS X
and other platforms
Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2013 12:34
Hi all,
I have been using XeLaTeX for a while now. Most of my materials are in English,
or mixed Japanese and English. Until now, I have been using the following setup:
- XeLaTeX + fontspec
- linebreaking in Japanese:
\XeTeXlinebreaklocale "ja"
\XeTeXlinebreakskip=0em plus 0.1em minus 0.01em
>Avoid file names with an unusual number of dots (unusual is
> everything not equal to 0).
I would say everything not equal to 1. In fact, I am surprised that graphicx
processes the file name with two dots correctly. Normally graphicx uses the
last dot to be the delimiter for the file extens
Hello Sasi,
Do you have "doubts" or "questions". "Doubts" would indicate that you do not
trust the software? "Questions" would be just questions. Allow me to help a bit.
Xe(La)TeX is just like "normal", but with one big difference: xe(la)tex can
read UTF-8 encoded source files. This means that
Hello,
Always be careful with pdf2ps. If one converts PS to PDF, information is lost -
this is one of the reasons that the PDF file is usually smaller in size than
the PS file. So it is technically not always possible to perfectly reconstruct
a PS from a PDF. So be careful, especially if the ma
As mentioned by Pete, you have to update the database of filenames that TeX
uses to locate files on your computer.
In most tex-distributions there are four places where stylefiles and classfiles
may be located:
- In the tree of the distribution itself. For most casual users, this is the
only p
Life can be even simpler. Especially of you are not too much interested in the
finer details of line-breaking etc. The following works quite OK for me:
\documentclass[]{memoir}
\usepackage{polyglossia} % will load fontspec
%
Check out the amsthm package, the AMS Theorem package. It provides environments
to make mathematical theorems, definitions, proofs, etc. You can set it up
according to your own wishes and get numbered (and unnumbered if desired)
"quotations" and I guess you can also use \ref if you put a \label
Hello Susan,
To get a list of fonts installed on your linux computer, open a terminal and use
fc-list
This will give a list of all OTF and TTF on the system, including their "xetex
name".
Regarding the lack of boldface, apparently your Angor Man Scaqh does not
include boldface characters. If
Hello Matthias,
What exactly do you mean? The present ordering in your book.pdf is:
page 1: a s1; b s1; c s1; a s2; 1 s1; 2 s1; 3 s1; 4 s1; 5 s1; 6 s1; 1 s2; 2 s2;
3 s2; 4 s2
page 2: b s2; c s2; d s2; a s3; 5 s2; 1 s2; 2 s3
Is this the ordering you want, or do you want the ordering to be differ
But the real question remains: does the topic starter really produce a file
with 65000 pages? Or is there some other error at play? The topic starter never
mentioned how large his "large" tex file is
Wilfred
From: Martin Schröder
To: Unicode-based TeX for
Hello,
I think the question was already answered, but if you're new to LaTeX:
- LaTeX is not difficult, but not simple either. Start by reading one of the
introductory manuals: "The not so short introduction to LaTeX" is provided in
all LaTeX distributions, in many languages
- All latex package
Hi,
TeXshop is just a text editor specifically developed for editing tex source
files. To use xelatex, you need to install the tex software as well.
Cheerio,
Wilfred
From: Kattamuri Ekanadham
To: xetex@tug.org
Sent: Friday, August 5, 2011 9:10 AM
Subject: [Xe
Hi Quang,
This may not answer your question directly, but for things like theorems,
definitions, and proofs, take a look at the amsthm package. In almost all LaTeX
class files environments for theorems, lemmas etc are defined, and with amsthm
you can fine-tune those. For instance, if you use \b
Hello,
What kind of superscripts are you referring to? If they are the symbols for
footnotes, then maybe you should look at how the footnote is defined, maybe
something like \footnotetext or something. In that case, it also depends on
which class file you are using, I think that memoir offers m
If I remember correctly, I thought that there is in fact a \quote-command or
something similar in latex which will produce the correct quotation marks for
the currently active language. I remember that we had a lengthy discussion
about that once on the Dutch latex list, but I forgot the details
Hi,
Please send a minimal example file which illustrates the problem. Then we can
try to reproduce and fix the error.
Cheers,
Wilfred
--- On Wed, 11/5/11, Ross Moore wrote:
> From: Ross Moore
> Subject: Re: [XeTeX] xelatex and table of contents
> To: "Unicode-based TeX for Mac OS X and other
For very basic questions like this, there are an almost infinite number of
resources online.
- Typeset a tonal language. I don't know exactly what that means, but if it
involves unicode-encoded characters and a font which can represent those
characters, xe(la)tex is the way to go!
- A table in
chulz
> Subject: Re: [XeTeX] Question about footnotes and unicode-math
> To: "Unicode-based TeX for Mac OS X and other platforms"
> Date: Thursday, 7 April, 2011, 8:57 PM
>
> On Apr 7, 2011, at 1:06 AM, Wilfred van Rooijen wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
>
Hi,
I am trying to use the unicode-math package in TL2011. I encounter something
strange with the behavior of footnotes. The following code produces a
"non-superscript" footnote (?). I checked the manual but was not able to find
anything relevant. Am I doing something wrong, and if so, please e
Hello,
Is this email address hijacked? You are supposed to be Rin Itoshiki, but I
think that in reality you are not.
Anyway. You are making your life too complicated. The template is very simple.
If you use the memoir class, you can do all that is needed and the only thing
you will need to cus
Hi all,
In my humble opinion, the best you can do when it comes to custom paper sizes
is to use the memoir class. The memoir manual (memman.pdf) has an excellent
description of how latex treats the size of the stock, the page, and the folio.
The memoir package includes the geometry package, but
Please post more details, this is very little info.
Apparently, you are loading several packages, and the macro \ifpdf is being
defined by different packages. Potential solution: change package loading
order, if you're like one of the packages has an IF statement to bypass the
definition of \if
Although I may not really understand the question, if you take a look at the
manual of the memoir class, it is precisely explained how (La)TeX treats the
page size. Also, the geometry package lets you select any page size you want.
Basically, (La)TeX does not care about the page size. For (La)Te
name
> is used (van OPSTAL, 1989) instead of (Van OPSTAL, 1989)...
> it's the same thing in the bibliography : van OPSTAL,
> A.J. instead of Van OPSTAL, A.J.
> - And maybe worst : all these names are sorted under "V" in
> the bibliography !
>
> Thanks
>
> Pierre
&g
Hi,
I don't know if the following helps, it seems basic bibtex so I assume you
already know. But just in case, the following example comes from the Latex
Companion:
"Johannes Martinus Albertus van de Groene Heide" (it may seem far-fetched but
this kind of name is fairly common in The Netherlan
Hi,
Please note the following: latex can "speak many languages". This is achieved
with the babel package. In xetex and friends, the babel package is superceded
by the polyglossia package, but the objective is the same.
For example, the words for "chapter" and "section" are translated into the
Hi,
Just for the record: there are several commands in LaTeX to start a new page
(from the top of my head: \newpage, \clearpage, \cleardoublepage,
\clearemptydoublepage). In all cases, basically all material will be set on a
page, and when the command is encountered, a new page is started and s
Hi,
>
> If you ever struggled coercing LaTeX to lay out your
> document the way
> you want it, you will really appreciate this ConTeXt
> feature.
The thing is, as many LaTeX manuals state: "You don't want to worry about
layout, instead focus on content." I think this is true of many latex user
A somewhat belated reply.
> - Of course ConTeXt mustn't be ignored. ConTeXt Mk IV,
> which is based on LuaTeX, seems to have everything that is
> missing from LaTeX: a stable, coherent interface, a
> well-designed architecture that makes LaTeX-style hacking
> and package clashes unnecessary, X
wvanrooi...@yahoo.com
> Date: Friday, 10 September, 2010, 2:23 PM
> Hi Wilfred,
>
> On Thu, 9 Sep 2010 21:09:55 -0700 (PDT), Wilfred van
> Rooijen wrote:
>
> > 10. Utilities : bibtex and makeindex (***)
>
> > (***) as for references, how far should one go in the
OK, how about the following table of contents for a xelatex companion:
- all material is based on the use of xelatex in combination with freely
available high quality fonts, such as Latin Modern and TeX Gyre. The added
finesses of Zapfino accessible through xelatex are beyond our scope (to give
Hi Elliott,
To answer your question: as far as I know, from the point of view of xetex as a
computer language, it is supposed to be the same as standard tex, and thus
ConTeXt should work just as well with xetex. But if you want to use a special
XeTeX feature which is not yet introduced into Con
l kinds of
other things start to vie for attention also).
Regards,
Wilfred van Rooijen
--- On Thu, 9/9/10, Alan Munn wrote:
> From: Alan Munn
> Subject: Re: [XeTeX] XeTeX documentation "initiative"
> To: "Unicode-based TeX for Mac OS X and other platforms"
> D
Hi all,
It seems that some standardization is needed for CJK in xelatex. We have had
discussion going on and off about ruby, furigana, spacing around letters etc.
From my limited knowledge, please consider this:
- A polyglossia package (polyglossia = babel for xelatex) is in the making (I
am m
Hi all,
> But why ? What exactly do you dislike about the use
> of
> sans serif for headings ? To my mind, and in a
> scientific
> as opposed to artistic context, sans serif headings with
> serif prose seem absolutely normal and fine.
The age-old discussion as to whether or not sans-serif is ev
Hi,
Maybe my answer is a littlebit late, but I hope it might provide the original
poster with some insight.
Tex by itself is a rather stupid program, in the sense that it will read a
stream of input commands and text and then put the corresponding font elements
(glyphs) on some location in spa
anual.
Regards,
Wilfred van Rooijen
--- On Wed, 1/9/10, Michiel Kamermans wrote:
> From: Michiel Kamermans
> Subject: [XeTeX] XeTeX documentation "initiative"
> To: "XeTeX Mailing List"
> Date: Wednesday, 1 September, 2010, 6:07 PM
> Hi all,
>
> based o
Hi,
Note the following: in latex, setting of mathematical material is
__substantially__ different from "normal" text. For example, the Greek letter
phi can be entered as φ into xelatex, but is then not treated as a 'special
mathematical' symbol. Math symbols are grouped into several categories:
I think you will have to redefine all those parts of the environments dealing
with fonts. Can you send a minimal example of what you want to achieve? In my
case, \addfontfeature yields "undefined control sequence".
There are many packages which already take care of these things for you, such
as
I guess it depends on the target audience. The Latex Companion is a good
resource because it is written by experienced users, rather than maintainers of
the packages. So I suppose we come to the point of "User Manual" and "Reference
Manual". With all the tools available nowadays (doxygen, docstr
Come on, let's not get mad at each other. Avi's remark is both good-witted and
true, and that last aspect makes it somewhat painful :-))
Indeed, the open source architecture should make it possible for non-developers
to write a manual of the same quality, because you can access the source code
I guess that in the Closed Source community you get a similar answer, it is
just that __nobody__ outside those directly involved knows about it :-)) I have
complained before on this list about the (scientific) community in which I am
involved, where manuals are often outdated, or too short ("Car
>
> You can edit the file fonts.conf (for example in /etc/fonts
> or /usr/X11/lib/X11/fontconfig) or ~/.fonts.conf, your
> personal copy that fonts are searched additionally in
> particular places.
Certainly, but on a "standard system" this may not be set. Thus testing in
fc-list would return a
Hi,
I am not 100% sure, but "fc-list" and friends might not always list the fonts
even if they are on the user's system. For example, on my gentoo linux desktop,
fonts for Adobe Acrobat are installed in a specific directory and are not
included in the system-wide fonts by default. In fact, I ha
Hi all,
>
> > But my advice is: Avoid spaces.
>
> Agreed.
>
> > Nowadays spaces in file names are
> > not a problem in the majority of cases. But you can
In the latex world it is my experience that it is best to avoid spaces. For
instance, if you have a space in the name of the directory in w
Hi,
When you update your tex system make sure to run "texconfig" or a similar
utility to update the database of file names, paths, etc. If you use Linux,
make sure that the font occurs only once on your system. Fonts that are only
installed by a single user usually reside in $HOME/.fonts, and s
Hi,
When I open your file in gedit, I get an error message that the file is not in
UTF-8 and cannot be opened with any of the "default encodings". If I switch to
UTF-16 manually I can open the file but it looks very strange: there are no
control sequences, and while CJK characters show up, they
Hi,
If I use Kochi Mincho (a font for Japanese), the first two characters show up
correctly. The last character is Chinese-only. Judging from your post, I think
the font that you are using (STkai) does not have glyphs for the characters you
are requesting. So you should try another font. I am s
Hi all,
My progress so far: I found the gloss-template file and used it to make a file
gloss-japaneseA for a language "japaneseA". I have used this name, because both
"japanese" and "nihongo" already exist and I do not want to break those gloss
files.
So far, I have set the proper names for ch
Hi all, and especially Francois Charette,
Wybo Dekker has asked me if it is possible to make a version of his isodoc
package to work with Japanese. I have been trying to set this up, but I keep
running into smaller and larger errors having to do with the combination of
xelatex + fontspec + poly
Do you want documents written in English or is Japanese also OK? In the latter
case, you could try to find JIS X 4051, which is the document underlying the
material on the website reported earlier. I have google'd JIS X 4051, some
references popped up, but the document itself seems to be not ava
Hi Benct,
>
> I guess that means you only need key(board positions) for
> those ~40 phonetic characters and a rendering engine which
> automagically replaces h+a+n with the composite syllable
> character for "han", which also means that when you
> backspace
> the entire syllable will disappear.
Hi,
> used in Taiwan. I am not aware of any phonetic guide text
> practices in Korea.
The Korean hangul script is already phonetic, so it does not need ruby. Kanji
are used in Korea, but mostly to indicate place names and family names.
The hangul script combines 1, 2, or 3 consonants and vowel
Hi all,
As Francois Charette has indicated in another email, there are already two
packages for Japanese with polyglossia. I have offered to make these packages
into "official" polyglossia releases because the present versions are adaptions
from adaptions (I live in Japan, I can speak enough Ja
otf
and
otfinfo -p fontname.otf
to get the font name for setting /fontspec command.
Kind Regards,Alan
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 1:10 PM, Wilfred van Rooijen
wrote:
Hi,
The error indicates that the particular font is not found as part of the
system-wide fonts. Then, xelatex tries to generate the font in th
Hi,
The error indicates that the particular font is not found as part of the
system-wide fonts. Then, xelatex tries to generate the font in the
old-fashioned way, and this fails. This means that you are using the wrong name
in the \fontspec command. On Linux, do:
1. run "fc-cache -fv"
This wi
Hi
>From the error log you have supplied, the error happens on page 34. It seems
>to me that this is not far into the document, and thus I think the crash has
>nothing to do with the size of the document. I suspect that there is some
>instruction in the source code which causes the crash, not
Hi,
> > Unfortunately not. movie15 requires pdfTeX because it
> I think there is one:
>
> http://mirror.ctan.org/graphics/asymptote/patches/movie15_dvipdfmx.sty
>From the filename, I would expect that this package uses or requires the
>dvipdfmx program to convert dvi to pdf. As far as I know,
Hi all,
Given the few responses we have had so far on this topic, it seems that the OP
is right: there are many, small programs available which can do most of what is
required, but each of those programs then has specific applications which it
can or cannot do. To make an "integrated" package,
Hi Mark,
>
> Alright. When selecting the font, is this enough to make it
> work in
> the document? Or should I use \setmainfont? Is there any
> place where I
> need to add "Mapping=tex-text"? Blame my newbieness for
> not
> understanding better. Sorry. Currently I have added
> \setmainfont at
> t
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