>Goodness is in the eye of the beholder. I expect some
>scientific publishers will expect STIX to be used in MS
>submissions. Large organizations may require Cambria
>or STIX for documents (PDF?) that will be archived for
>future generations. Commercial tools may be tweaked to
>compensate for bugs in STIX, so workflows using STIX
>will be trusted.
Come on, don't you think that you are exaggerating a little bit? STIX is a
font---nothing
more nothing less. Even if somehow it will disappear from every computer on
this planet,
life will definitely go on! BTW, I am not using it, my publisher did not use it
and we are still alive ;-)
A.S.
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Apostolos Syropoulos
Xanthi, Greece
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