Hi Thomas,
thanks for the wealth of information. I see much clearer now.
--Stefan
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Playing around with fonts is one of my favorite (and immensely
time-consuming) hobbies. Here's a couple of links where I learned many
useful things. Some of them are a bit LaTeX-centric, but most of the
stuff is still applicable to ConTeXt:
http://home.salamander.com/~wmcclain/context-help.html
Stefan Wachter wrote:
Hi Taco,
thank you very much for your answer that reveals so many secrets ;-).
How can I distinguish normal fonts from virtual ones? I would like to
understand all these font issues but didn't find suitable readings. Is
there a "Beginners Guide the to Secrets of Fonts"? Can
Hi Taco,
thank you very much for your answer that reveals so many secrets ;-).
How can I distinguish normal fonts from virtual ones? I would like to
understand all these font issues but didn't find suitable readings. Is
there a "Beginners Guide the to Secrets of Fonts"? Can you recomend some
mat
