On 03/06/2002 04:57:07 PM Yaap Raaf wrote:
I have the impression that somehow AAT fonts are less dependent on
ATSUI than OT fonts are on Uniscribe. In fact I am a bit amazed that
with all the tables and 'intelligence' built into OT fonts they are so
dependent on updates of Uniscribe. I do not
On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, Michael Everson wrote:
Double-plus ungood.
doubleplus ungood, IIRC.
roozbeh
Just interested in cross-platform issues.
Is it possible to produce one OpenType font for a complex script e.g. Hindi
that works with Uniscribe on Windows and ATSUI on the Mac? Or does the Mac
version need to be geared towards AAT?
also
Does Adobe's CoolType basically do what Uniscribe/ATSUI
On Wednesday, March 6, 2002, at 05:40 AM, Charlie Jolly wrote:
Just interested in cross-platform issues.
Is it possible to produce one OpenType font for a complex script e.g.
Hindi
that works with Uniscribe on Windows and ATSUI on the Mac? Or does the Mac
version need to be geared
On Wed, 6 Mar 2002 07:57:08 -0700, John H. Jenkins wrote:
MS Office X converts Unicode text to
runs of older Mac script systems and does not use ATSUI. It is therefore
limited in the extent to which it supports Unicode.
Is there a good reason why a program which only runs on OS X would
At 07:57 -0700 2002-06-03, John H. Jenkins wrote:
On Wednesday, March 6, 2002, at 05:40 AM, Charlie Jolly wrote:
Just interested in cross-platform issues.
Is it possible to produce one OpenType font for a complex script e.g. Hindi
that works with Uniscribe on Windows and ATSUI on the Mac? Or
On 03/06/2002 06:40:07 AM Charlie Jolly wrote:
Is it possible to produce one OpenType font for a complex script e.g.
Hindi
that works with Uniscribe on Windows and ATSUI on the Mac? Or does the
Mac
version need to be geared towards AAT?
Currently, the Mac (OS X) can read the glyph outlines,
At 15:57 +0100 2002.03.06, John H. Jenkins wrote:
MS Office X converts Unicode text to runs of older Mac
script systems and does not use ATSUI. It is therefore
limited in the extent to which it supports Unicode.
Is the conclusion correct that MS Office X uses one or several
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