> -----Original Message----- > From: Mark Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Hi Mark, > Regarding the example I posted of Century Gothic which has a normal font > file and a bolditalic font file. Would that look like this > That depends on what you want to achieve... AFAICT, there are also GOTHICI.TTF and GOTHICB.TTF for the corresponding style and weight (--at least they are present on my machine) The first version you suggest, would lead to FOP using the metrics for normal/normal in the following cases: normal/normal normal/bold italic/normal So, in fact, all three would lead to the same result in the output. (italic or bold will look the same as the normal font). Only normal/normal and italic/bold will look as they should, since you have the appropriate metrics for them. In the second version, the problem remains. That is, FOP will use italic/bold metrics for: normal/bold italic/normal italic/bold So these three would all look like italic/bold. Hope this makes it all a bit clear... Greetz, Andreas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
