Hi, > Ok, I tried the following: > \setupbodyfont[17pt] [...] > \stoptext
Thanks! Interesting... And what about trying a trivial plain script: \nopagenumbers \font\A=lmsy5 \font\a=ec-lmr5 \font\B=lmsy6 \font\b=ec-lmr6 \font\C=lmsy7 \font\c=ec-lmr7 \font\D=lmsy8 \font\d=ec-lmr8 \font\E=lmsy9 \font\e=ec-lmr9 \font\F=lmsy10 \font\f=ec-lmr10 \A \char120 \a 5\par \B \char120 \b 6\par \C \char120 \c 7\par \D \char120 \d 8\par \E \char120 \e 9\par \F \char120 \f 10\par \end You can also check various magnifications adding as the first line of the script \magnification=1200 or \magnification=800 or something else. All the best -- Jacko Ps. The only guess that comes to my mind is that there may be something wrong with the global hinting (so called blue zones). But in order to check it thoroughly I need a better controlled example. -- BOP s. c. ul. Bora-Komorowskiego 24, 80-377 Gdansk, Poland tel. (+48 58) 553 46 59, fax (+48 58) 511 03 81 [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.bop.com.pl _______________________________________________ dev-context mailing list [email protected] http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/dev-context
