Hi Jungshik, nice to meet you again,
JS> When used under MS-Windows, glyphs for US-ASCII part (or ISO-8859-1
JS> part) are about twice as narrow as glyphs for Japanese
JS> characters. However, the width of glyphs for US-ASCII part is the same
JS> as that of glyphs for Japanese characters when it is presented to X11
JS> clients by freetype backend of XFree86 4.x. That is, the width of US-ASCII
JS> glyphs is abnormally wide making text rendered with them very ugly.
This is the expected behaviour.
If you put a `-c-' entry in your fonts.dir, the freetype backend will
forcibly cast all your glyphs to the same width.
If you want to use a variable width font, you should be using `-p-'
instead. Note, however, that this will lead to very long opening
times.
Regards,
Juliusz
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