Am 05.11.2011 um 18:54 schrieb Jan Heinen:
Linespacing is still not working in every case - I try a little bit more,
maybe I find my error ... otherwise I start another thead.
TeX (the program) has a few rules when to change the linespacing. Below is
example where you can see in which case
As a newby I am already able to do lot's of nice things with
ConTeXt -
but I am struggling with some basics: fonts and linespacing.
Ok ... I have to learn more than I thought :-)
1. Where can I find the typescript for aller? Or do I have
to write my own typescripts?
2. As a second font I am
Excuse me Wolfgang ...
your typescript type-aller.mkii and type-aller.mkiv was
already on my computer.
I ran:
first-setup.sh --modules=t-typescripts
And then I compiled your code with: context test.tex
\starttext
\start
\setupalign[right,broad]\definedfont[file:allerlt*default at
Am 05.11.2011 um 12:24 schrieb Jan Heinen:
Excuse me Wolfgang ...
your typescript type-aller.mkii and type-aller.mkiv was already on my
computer.
I ran:
first-setup.sh --modules=t-typescripts
And then I compiled your code with: context test.tex
\starttext
\start
Am 05.11.2011 um 10:01 schrieb Jan Heinen:
As a newby I am already able to do lot's of nice things with ConTeXt -
but I am struggling with some basics: fonts and linespacing.
Ok ... I have to learn more than I thought :-)
1. Where can I find the typescript for aller? Or do I have to
Where do you got the font files from, I checked the version from fontsquirrel
[1]
and dalton maag [2] and saw that both use different file names and in my
ypescripts I used the names from fontsquirrel.
You are right - my aller und my libertine were from other
website with diferences in
Am 05.11.2011 um 16:17 schrieb Jan Heinen:
Where do you got the font files from, I checked the version from fontsquirrel
[1]
and dalton maag [2] and saw that both use different file names and in my
ypescripts I used the names from fontsquirrel.
You are right - my aller und my
Regenerate the font database with “mtxrun --script font
--reload” and try it again.
That was not successful.
However, I changed your code a bit and now it seems ok:
When I use:
\definedfont[name:allerlight*default at 36pt]
instead of:
\definedfont[file:allerlt*default at 36pt]
Am 05.11.2011 um 17:34 schrieb Jan Heinen:
Regenerate the font database with “mtxrun --script font --reload” and try
it again.
That was not successful.
However, I changed your code a bit and now it seems ok:
When I use:
\definedfont[name:allerlight*default at 36pt]
instead
When “file:allerlt” doesn’t work your fonts have a
different filename than mine.
What output on the command line do you get?
keima:TeX wolf$ mtxrun --script font --list --all aller*
aller aller /Users/wolf/Library/Fonts/Aller_Rg.ttf
allerbold allerbold
I can't find what I am doing wrong in my tex-file.
1.
I have little problems with the linespacing when I use big
fontsizes.
The text looks uneasy.
Here you can see the problem ... (1) and (2) on the image
http://www.imagebanana.com/view/bipcpje7/Linespacing.png
And why does (3) runs to the
Am 04.11.2011 um 11:17 schrieb Jan Heinen:
I can't find what I am doing wrong in my tex-file.
1.
I have little problems with the linespacing when I use big fontsizes.
The text looks uneasy.
Here you can see the problem ... (1) and (2) on the image
Wolfgang, thanx for your fast response.
The typescript does not find my allerlight. I have tried
name:allerlight ... without success.
But I am happy with
\definefont[name:...]
and
\setupinterlinespace
Now I still need a possibility to have a bigger linespacing
after a paragraph
Am 04.11.2011 um 15:45 schrieb Jan Heinen:
Wolfgang, thanx for your fast response.
The typescript does not find my allerlight. I have tried name:allerlight
... without success.
The typescript for aller is like all modules a separate package
and you have to install it with “first-setup
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