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Envoyé : jeudi 6 octobre 2005 18:13
À : Anton Zemlyanov
Cc : freetype@nongnu.org
Objet : Re: [ft] Oversized O
Anton Zemlyanov schrieb:
You should probably know that TT fonts have special fitting or
hinting process that uses byte
When using Microsoft's Core Fonts with TFT RGB
subpixel-rendering, I often get oversized Os - their height is
bigger than the other characters in the same line. Here are some
examples:
...
http://www.hanno.de/kram/big-o.png
FWIW, I'm seeing oversized O's as well with Verdana
- first of all, the behaviour *only* happens when
using the bytecode interpreter. this implies that:
[...]
- what's you're seeing is the result of the instructions located
within the font file, this problem is also very similar to many
oddities exposed by TrueType hinted
On 10/6/05, Turner, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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from your description, it looks like a problem with the FreeType
library installed on your system. Could you tell us which version
of Ubuntu you're using, and the name of the FreeType libraries in
the /usr/lib directory, i.e. what is the
Anton Zemlyanov schrieb:
You should probably know that TT fonts have special fitting or
hinting process that uses byte interpreter to improve the quality of
small fonts. Unfortunately this works good for monochrome fonts only (MS
seems to never use anti-aliasing for small font sizes). I found
Hi,
Turner, David schrieb:
from your description, it looks like a problem with the FreeType
library installed on your system. Could you tell us which version
of Ubuntu you're using, and the name of the FreeType libraries in
the /usr/lib directory, i.e. what is the output of ls
