Hi,
using ConTeXt with XeTeX seems to be an nice option for us MacOSX users.
But I get always confused with the names for these rich features like
Style Option, Ligatures, Variants.
I mean: how do I know how many variants and style options a font has
and how they and their ligatures etc.
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
Hi,
using ConTeXt with XeTeX seems to be an nice option for us MacOSX users.
But I get always confused with the names for these rich features like
Style Option, Ligatures, Variants.
I mean: how do I know how many variants and style options a font has and
how they
Good evening.
I typeset one of my documents in Computer Modern Concrete. I use text
ghyphs from CM-Super family, but there are no mathematical fonts there,
so I have to use old Metafont version of Concrete Math.Now, if I include
it in plain TeX, pdfetex bitmaps it with the resolution 600 dpi.
Ooops, so easy was it, and lost so much time trying to fix it!
Many thanks.
M.K.
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Try this statement in your preamble:
\pdfpkresolution = 600
that should give you the same results as under plain pdfetex.
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Michal Kvasnička wrote:
Ooops, so easy was it, and lost so much time trying to fix it!
Many thanks.
M.K.
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Try this statement in your preamble:
\pdfpkresolution = 600
that should give you the same results as under plain pdfetex.
i've added that value to
Michal Kvasnička wrote:
I tried to find in what configuration file it is mismatched, but I
completely failed. I even don't know if it's ConTeXt problem, or a
problem of my distribution. Now, I use the last ConTeXt (downloaded and
installed today) :-) and teTeX tetex-3.0-13 from SuSE Linux
The setup of captions (\setupcaptions) seems to be independent of the
captions in the members placed within \startcombination ...
\stopcombination.
I have a feeling that these captions also can be generally setup, but
I cannot find the corresponding macros.
Someone who can point me to these?
