Breaking ligatures should be done with {}, \hbox{} or soemthing like that.
Using an italic correction, \/, will do the *wrong thing* on slanted or italic
words that are not split where you hide the ligature. In upright fonts allmost
all the italic corrections are zero so you will not notice
Duncan == Duncan Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Duncan Breaking ligatures should be done with {}, \hbox{} or
Duncan soemthing like that. Using an italic correction, \/, will do
Duncan the *wrong thing* on slanted or italic words that are not
Duncan split where you hide the ligature. In
Breaking ligatures should be done with {}, \hbox{} or soemthing like that.
Using an italic correction, \/, will do the *wrong thing* on slanted or italic
words that are not split where you hide the ligature. In upright fonts allmost
all the italic corrections are zero so you will not notice
> "Duncan" == Duncan Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Duncan> Breaking ligatures should be done with {}, \hbox{} or
Duncan> soemthing like that. Using an italic correction, \/, will do
Duncan> the *wrong thing* on slanted or italic words that are not
Duncan> split where you hide the
