> > XHelvetica is the best 12pt Arial.
> 
> Still true, but after playing around a bit more with the Truetype
> engine, it's better than I thought. It seems to give good results down
> to 12 pixels.
> 
> Below that, you need to hand optimise.

Really? I have a few 10pt fonts flying about generated verbatim from
their truetype originals. Verdana, Arial and Tahoma are the best. There
are some silly artifacts in places but nothing I'd cry about.
 
> Now, how do we link together the members of a font family?
> 
> For instance, I have Tahoma and Tahoma Bold.  I suspect that when it
> reaches a <B> tag, V is just using algorithmic emboldening.   
> How can I set it to use an actual bold font corresponding to the
> normal? And the same for Italic and Bold-Italic?

That's the responsibility of the font engine, really. I wouldn't want
Olli implementing it in V, if Richard Griffiths could just put it in
ttf.library instead. He's been promising proper "family" support for
ages now. Shall we remind him?

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Matt Sealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Distributed Systems Support
Computer Centre
University of Leicester
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