On Jan 22, 2006, at 1:36 PM, Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
E.g. if I install the Junicode fonts with texfont, the t5 table is
half empty. If I create the AFMs with FontForge, it's mostly
filled, but I get some of the glyph ... not found' warnings, i.e.
it can access some more characters, but still not all.
But *all* of the characters should be there (they *are* in the font!).
'dcroat' (striked-through d) is a typical case.
Please, any of the wizards, what can we do?
OK, this may not be of much help, but I just converted GenR102.TTF to
pfb via fontforge, and now the font correctly picks up the dcroat
glyph. I mus admit I had similar situations in the past where simply
regenerating the font would solve mysterious problems, so I shrugged
my shoulders and did what a man must do. I think the new Gentium
license allows for this conversion, and the LaTeX people will be
distributing pfbs anyway, so why not convert to pfb (which is easier
for TeX to use anyway?)
Best
Thomas
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