Incredible, thanks for the hint.
Disabling complex scripts does indeed work. I also opened the font in
FontForge and found the (TM) ligature exactly as you said.
Thanks for help, learned something new today about fonts.
On 21. 04. 20 11:53, Chris Bowditch wrote:
Hi,
Seems like the result of a lookup table in your font similar to
ligatures, which convert groups of characters into other characters.
Especially since you mention the issue is specific to the font. You
can try turning off complex script support if you don't need it, as
outlined at [1]
Thanks
Chris
[1]
https://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/trunk/complexscripts.html#Disabling-complex-scripts
On 06/04/2020 21:23, cen wrote:
Hi
I stumbled upon a weird situation where a simple text "TM" gets
automatically converted to superscript position as if it was the
trademark symbol, when rendered.
For example, <fo:inline>TM</fo:inline> in PDF gets rendered as seen
in the attachment.
I noticed that this only happens when using a specific OCR font and
not with regular fonts like Courier.
I had a hard time to even figure out what to search for on google and
I haven't seen anything like this mentioned in the FOP documentation.
Anyone has an idea what this is and how to disable it?
Best regards, cen
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