Am Tue, 8 Mar 2011 09:27:33 -0700 schrieb Rob Oakes: > I am currently working on a document class for a non-profit. They > will be using LyX to typeset and publish a number of books > related to Mexican culture. I've been asked to create both a > LaTeX document class for them and a LyX layout that allows them > to use the document class in a WYSIWYG environment. For the > design, I would like to use the memoir class and two open type > fronts: Linux Libertine and ADF Universalis.
> On my own computer, I am able to use use the fonts through > fontspec commands, as they were installed using Font Book on Mac > OS X. However, to simplify the installation of the template, I > would like to place the font files in the same folder as the > class and then load them from the directory, rather than from the > system fonts folder. > Does anyone know how that might be done using fontspec? I know it > is possible to load individual font-files, but I was hoping to be > able to use the entire families. Any thoughts would be extremely > appreciated. In miktex/windows xetex finds fonts also in the texmf-trees. E.g. an open type font can be in <texmf>/fonts/opentype/... But I would not install fonts together with your template and certainly not in a non-standard font location. It can confuse xetex and your users if two (perhaps slightly different) versions of the same font exists in a system. -- Ulrike Fischer -------------------------------------------------- Subscriptions, Archive, and List information, etc.: http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex
