Paul Isambert wrote: > Le 19/12/2010 00:24, Andreas Matthias a écrit : >> Paul Isambert wrote: >> >>> A spurious uppercase omega generally signals an LF character that has found >>> its way to TeX typesetting processes. >> How is LF getting mapped to omega? > > Because the slot for character 10 (i.e. LF in ASCII) in Computer Modern is > an omega. Such a character is not supposed to happen, so such omegas > shouldn't occur either unless called by special means, e.g. \char10.
Thanks. I don't know why I didn't looked that up myself; testfont.tex still exists ... But eventually I understand what's going on here. Ciao Andreas
