Dear Mr. Duffner,
Thank you very much for your cooperation: since you're a seasoned expert
of that issue, my I suggest you get involved in the Liberation fonts:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1009650 where they're
experiencing more or less the same problem?
Best wishes,
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Am 17.09.2013 16:55, schrieb Alessandro Ceschini:
Hello Ross,
I attached the whole output, not just the pdf, in the even that you wish
to check the .tex file as well. I've also attached the output, that is
the pasted text from the .pdf as it appears on LO. The font is always
the same,
2013/9/18 Georg Duffner g.duff...@gmail.com:
Am 17.09.2013 16:55, schrieb Alessandro Ceschini:
Hello Ross,
I attached the whole output, not just the pdf, in the even that you wish
to check the .tex file as well. I've also attached the output, that is
the pasted text from the .pdf as it
Steve White does know of that kind of inconsistency throughout the fonts. We've
discussed it among others in http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?38810
Zdenek Wagner zdenek.wag...@gmail.com schrieb:
2013/9/18 Georg Duffner g.duff...@gmail.com:
Am 17.09.2013 16:55, schrieb Alessandro Ceschini:
Hello everybody,
This is indeed the latest version from SVN. However, even glyphs with
correct names' fail to be copied correctly, as you can see: so, maybe
this is not the real issue.
Regards,
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/Alessandro Ceschini/
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Subscriptions,
Hi Alessandro,
Let me clarify a bit.
The current standards for text encoding, Unicode, does not distinguish
the Serbian Cyrillic glyphs -- they are regarded as a style. A
stylistic substitution of glyphs can be specified, as you pointed out,
by an OpenType font.
PDF typically contains glyphs
Hello Ross,
I attached the whole output, not just the pdf, in the even that you wish
to check the .tex file as well. I've also attached the output, that is
the pasted text from the .pdf as it appears on LO. The font is always
the same, FreeSerif, bundled with Ubuntu.
Regards,
--
/Alessandro
Hello Ross,
I attached the whole output, not just the pdf, in the even that you wish
to check the .tex file as well. I've also attached the output, that is
the pasted text from the .pdf as it appears on LO. The font is always
the same, FreeSerif, bundled with Ubuntu.
Regards,
--
/Alessandro
Serbian Cyrillic requires a peculiar localisation because some glyphs
are different from the standard. The PDF produced by XeLaTeX however
must have some glitch because if I try copy/paste from it to another
document the characters affected by Serbian localisation simply
disappear :-\ ! This
