<html><head><style type="text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px;} --></style></head><body><div style="font-family:times new roman, new york, times, serif;font-size:14pt"><div style="font-family: times new roman,new york,times,serif; font-size: 14pt;">Hi everyone,<br>Thanks a million to Luis and
Robert for your prompt and accurate reply. It was a great help and I could partially compile my documents. However there are as it happens there is multiple tex distribution in my system the gwtex and the mactex and i am somehow unable to keep both and link one to itexmac and the other to texmaker.<br>Any idea about what should be done will be greatly appreciated.<br>Thanks once again<br>Soumya <br><br><div style="font-family: times new roman,new york,times,serif; font-size: 12pt;">----- Original Message ----<br>From: "macosx-tex-request@email.esm.psu.edu" <macosx-tex-request@email.esm.psu.edu><br>To: macosx-tex@email.esm.psu.edu<br>Sent: Wednesday, March 5, 2008 3:00:05 PM<br>Subject: MacOSX-TeX Digest, Vol 5, Issue 4<br><br>Send
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1.
Re:
Thanks...
(Andrei
Sobolevskii)<br>
2.
Re:
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat
(Maarten
Sneep)<br>
3.
Re:
Thanks...
(Nestor
Aguilera)<br>
4.
Re:
Thanks...
(Tim
Brophy)<br>
5.
Re:
LaTeX
in
Languages
Other
Than
English
(David
Derbes)<br>
6.
Re:
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat
(François
Chaplais)<br>
7.
Re:
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat
(Bruno
Voisin)<br>
8.
Re:
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat
(William
Adams)<br>
9.
Re:
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat
(François
Chaplais)<br>
10.
Re:
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat
(Bruno
Voisin)<br>
11.
Re:
Configuring
Texmaker
(Luis
Sequeira)<br>
12.
Re:
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat
(François
Chaplais)<br>
13.
Re:
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat
(Bruno
Voisin)<br><br><br>----------------------------------------------------------------------<br><br>Message:
1<br>Date:
Wed,
5
Mar
2008
00:17:40
+0300<br>From:
Andrei
Sobolevskii
<<a ymailto="mailto:ansobol@gmail.com" href="mailto:ansobol@gmail.com">ansobol@gmail.com</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
[OS
X
TeX]
Thanks...<br>To:
TeX
on
Mac
OS
X
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List
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charset=US-ASCII;
delsp=yes;
format=flowed<br><br>Me
too!
Gary,
thank
you
very,
very
much.<br><br>And
sincere
thanks
from
a
non-poster
to
all
those
who
post
regularly <br>and
keep
this
list
so
good.<br><br>Andrei<br><br>On
Mar
4,
2008,
at
7:14
PM,
Enrico
Franconi
wrote:<br><br>>
I
join
the
group
to
thank
Gary!<br>>
--e.<br>><br>>>
It
has
been
a
long
time
since
I
thanked
Gary
Gray
for
hosting
this <br>>>
list.
I
started
back
in
TeX
under
OS
X
10.1
and
I
couldn't <br>>>
estimate
how
long
it
would
have
taken
me
to
get
back
up
to
speed, <br>>>
after
a
10
year
hiatus,
with
TeX.
Both
this
list
and
Gary's
and <br>>>
Joseph
Slater's
`Mac
OS
X
TeX/LaTeX
Web
Site'
are
incredibly <br>>>
useful
resources
for
our
small
community.<br>><br>>
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Info
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2<br>Date:
Tue,
4
Mar
2008
22:53:05
+0100<br>From:
Maarten
Sneep
<<a ymailto="mailto:maarten.sneep@xs4all.nl" href="mailto:maarten.sneep@xs4all.nl">maarten.sneep@xs4all.nl</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
[OS
X
TeX]
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat<br>To:
TeX
on
Mac
OS
X
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delsp=yes<br><br>On
4
mrt
2008,
at
15:37,
François
Chaplais
wrote:<br><br>>
I
have
typeset
a
textbook
with
XeLaTex
+
fontspec,
system
is
10.4.11 <br>>
with
october
2007
MacTex
installed.<br>>
The
text
font
is
Cochin.dfont
(provided
by
Apple).<br><br>Can
you
provide
a
minimal
sample?
The
font
is
supplied
by
Apple,
so <br>most
users
on
this
list
should
have
it.<br><br>>
It
prints
fine
on
the
two
printers
I
have
used,
preview
is
beautiful <br>>
both
in
TeXShop
and
Preview,
but
the
preview
in
Acrobat
for
windows <br>>
(both
versions
6
and
8)
is
awful
at
screen
sizes,
although
at
great <br>>
magnifications
is
is
OK
(but
I
mean
the
documents
to
be
read
on
the <br>>
screen).<br>>
I
have
output
PS
to
pass
them
to
my
son
who
has
distiller
CS3,
and <br>>
the
result
is
the
same
in
Acrobat
Pro
for
the
Mac.<br>>
The
issue
is
that
the
baseline
and
other
metrics
are
not
handled <br>>
properly
by
Acrobat
at
small
sizes.<br>>
Aren't
here
hints
in
truetype
fonts?
Or
is
is
it
just
that
Adobe <br>>
despises
TT?
Do
I
have
to
stick
to
Postscript
fonts?<br><br>You
probably
get
a
better
answer
on
the
XeTeX
mailing
list.<br><br>Best,<br><br>Maarten<br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Message:
3<br>Date:
Tue,
4
Mar
2008
20:04:16
-0300<br>From:
Nestor
Aguilera
<<a ymailto="mailto:aguilera@santafe-conicet.gov.ar" href="mailto:aguilera@santafe-conicet.gov.ar">aguilera@santafe-conicet.gov.ar</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
[OS
X
TeX]
Thanks...<br>To:
TeX
on
Mac
OS
X
Mailing
List
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<<a ymailto="mailto:e6ee9242110f931ab4b614fbc16cf3ef@santafe-conicet.gov.ar" href="mailto:e6ee9242110f931ab4b614fbc16cf3ef@santafe-conicet.gov.ar">e6ee9242110f931ab4b614fbc16cf3ef@santafe-conicet.gov.ar</a>><br>Content-Type:
text/plain;
charset=US-ASCII;
format=flowed<br><br>I
second
(third,
fourth,???)
the
thanks
to
Gary,<br><br>Nestor<br><br>On
04
Mar
2008,
at
18:17,
Andrei
Sobolevskii
wrote:<br><br>>
Me
too!
Gary,
thank
you
very,
very
much.<br>><br>>
And
sincere
thanks
from
a
non-poster
to
all
those
who
post
regularly <br>>
and
keep
this
list
so
good.<br>><br>>
Andrei<br>><br>>
On
Mar
4,
2008,
at
7:14
PM,
Enrico
Franconi
wrote:<br>><br>>>
I
join
the
group
to
thank
Gary!<br>>>
--e.<br>>><br>>>>
It
has
been
a
long
time
since
I
thanked
Gary
Gray
for
hosting
this <br>>>>
list.
I
started
back
in
TeX
under
OS
X
10.1
and
I
couldn't
estimate <br>>>>
how
long
it
would
have
taken
me
to
get
back
up
to
speed,
after
a
10 <br>>>>
year
hiatus,
with
TeX.
Both
this
list
and
Gary's
and
Joseph
Slater's <br>>>>
`Mac
OS
X
TeX/LaTeX
Web
Site'
are
incredibly
useful
resources
for <br>>>>
our
small
community.<br><br><br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Message:
4<br>Date:
Tue,
4
Mar
2008
22:48:28
+0000<br>From:
Tim
Brophy
<<a ymailto="mailto:timbrophy@mac.com" href="mailto:timbrophy@mac.com">timbrophy@mac.com</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
[OS
X
TeX]
Thanks...<br>To:
TeX
on
Mac
OS
X
Mailing
List
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delsp=yes<br><br>Me
too.<br><br>Another
non-poster
-
I
don't
know
enough,
but
I
learn
so
much
from <br>this
list.<br><br>Tim
Brophy<br><br><br>On
4
Mar
2008,
at
23:04,
Nestor
Aguilera
wrote:<br><br>>
I
second
(third,
fourth,???)
the
thanks
to
Gary,<br>><br>>
Nestor<br>><br>>
On
04
Mar
2008,
at
18:17,
Andrei
Sobolevskii
wrote:<br>><br>>>
Me
too!
Gary,
thank
you
very,
very
much.<br>>><br>>>
And
sincere
thanks
from
a
non-poster
to
all
those
who
post <br>>>
regularly
and
keep
this
list
so
good.<br>>><br>>>
Andrei<br>>><br>>>
On
Mar
4,
2008,
at
7:14
PM,
Enrico
Franconi
wrote:<br>>><br>>>>
I
join
the
group
to
thank
Gary!<br>>>>
--e.<br>>>><br>>>>>
It
has
been
a
long
time
since
I
thanked
Gary
Gray
for
hosting <br>>>>>
this
list.
I
started
back
in
TeX
under
OS
X
10.1
and
I
couldn't <br>>>>>
estimate
how
long
it
would
have
taken
me
to
get
back
up
to
speed, <br>>>>>
after
a
10
year
hiatus,
with
TeX.
Both
this
list
and
Gary's
and <br>>>>>
Joseph
Slater's
`Mac
OS
X
TeX/LaTeX
Web
Site'
are
incredibly <br>>>>>
useful
resources
for
our
small
community.<br>><br>><br>>
--------------------------
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Info
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5<br>Date:
Tue,
4
Mar
2008
17:00:55
-0600<br>From:
David
Derbes
<<a ymailto="mailto:loki@uchicago.edu" href="mailto:loki@uchicago.edu">loki@uchicago.edu</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
[OS
X
TeX]
LaTeX
in
Languages
Other
Than
English<br>To:
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on
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OS
X
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delsp=yes<br><br><br>On
Mar
4,
2008,
at
1:27
PM,
Roussanka
Loukanova
wrote:<br><br>>
Hi,<br>><br>>
On
Tue,
4
Mar
2008,
Jonathan
Dann
wrote:<br>><br>>>
Hi
Guys,<br>>><br>>>
I
need
a
bit
of
information
here,
when
someone
writes
in
LaTeX
in <br>>>
non-Roman
scripts,
i.e.
Japanese,
Korean,
Arabic,
are
the
commands <br>>>
like
\section
still
written
in
Roman,
or
are
they
translated,
too?
<br>>>
Am
I
right
in
understanding
that
the
encodings
that
many
would
use <br>>>
for
these
languages
would
be
UTF-8?<br>><br>>
I
have
done
few
tests
with
Bulgarian
and
Russian
languages,
both
of <br>>
which
use
Cyrillic,
but
are
somehow
different,
esp
with
respect
to <br>>
hyphenation.
I
found
several
options
for
encodings
for
those <br>>
languages.
In
all
cases,<br>>
the
LaTeX
commands
are
the
way
they
are,
you
do
not
translate
them <br>>
(as
one
wouldn't
dare
to
translate
programming
languages).
In
order <br>>
to
switch
between
languages
you
would
use
a
command
like:<br>><br>>
\documentclass{article}<br>>
\usepackage[koi8-r]{inputenc}<br>>
\usepackage[bulgarian,english]{babel}<br>><br>>
\selectlanguage{bulgarian}<br>>
Bla-bla
in
cyrillic...<br>>
\selectlanguage{english}<br>>
bla-bla<br>><br>>
For
Cyrillic,
one
can
type
the
text
in
the
Latin
alphabet
(by
standard<br>>
phonetic
correspondence),
in
the
tex
file
(with
the
exceptions
of <br>>
several
special
letters),
but
the
typeset
output
will
be
in
Cyrillic <br>>
letters.
For
small
documents
this
works
nicely,
esp
if
one
need
to <br>>
sent
out
the
latex
code
by
email,
with
no
problems
due
to
platforms.<br><br>What
Roussanka
does
I
do
for
Russian;
I
include
a
snippet:<br><br>\documentclass[11pt]{article}<br>\usepackage[T2A]{fontenc}<br>\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}<br>\usepackage[russian,english]{babel}<br>\begin{document}<br><br>\selectlanguage{english}<br><br>\textbf{Verbs
of
motion}<br><br>\hspace*{1.45in}\emph{uni}
\hspace*{2.8in}\emph{multi}<br>\selectlanguage{russian}<br>\begin{center}<br>идт\textbf{и},
ход\textbf{и}ть<br>\selectlanguage{english}<br>to
go
by
foot,
walk,
set
off
(\emph{501
Russian
Verbs},
p.\,490)<br>\selectlanguage{russian}<br>\end{center}<br>\vspace*{-0.25in}<br>\begin{tabbing}<br>\hspace*{1.2in}\=\hspace*{1in}\=\hspace{30ex}\=\hspace*{1in}\=\kill<br>\>ид\textbf{у}\>ид\textbf{ё}м
\>хож\textbf{у}
\>х <br>\textbf{o}дим
\\<br>\>ид\textbf{ё}шь\>ид\textbf{ё}те
\>х\textbf{o}дишь
\>х <br>\textbf{o}дите
\\<br>\>ид\textbf{ё}т\>ид\textbf{у}т
\>х\textbf{o}дит
\>х <br>\textbf{o}д�т
\\<br>\end{tabbing}<br>\end{document}<br><br>A
caveat:
you
have
to
save
the
files
as
Unicode
(UTF-8)
(in
TeXShop, <br>there's
a
preference.)
I
got
the
Cyrillic
with
the
Russian
Phonetic <br>font
from
Apple's
International
font.
Command-space
toggles
the
font <br>from
English
to
Russian
Phonetic.<br><br>For
Greek,
I
use
a
different
approach:<br><br>\documentclass[11pt]{report}<br>\usepackage{graphicx}<br>\usepackage[english,greek]{babel}<br>\languageattribute{greek}{polutoniko}<br>\usepackage{gfsporson}<br>\begin{document}<br>\normalsize<br>\selectlanguage{greek}<br>\begin{center}<br>\textporson{kt~hm'a
te
>es
a>ie`i
m~allon
>`h
>ag'wnisma
>es
t`o <br>paraqr~hma
>ako'uein
x'ugkeitai}
\\<br>\end{center}<br>\selectlanguage{english}<br>\noindent
the
work
was
done
not
to
win
the
applause
of
the
moment,
but <br>as
a
possession
for
all
time.<br><br>\hfill
Thucydides,
\emph{The
Peloponnesian
War},
I.22.5<br><br>\end{document}<br><br>Here,
the
accented
Greek
is
typed
in
the
Roman
alphabet.<br><br>And,
of
course,
there
is
the
\fontspec
package
and
XeTeX,
which
is <br>probably
the
easiest
and
most
powerful<br>approach.
But
I'll
let
someone
who
knows
this
package
a
lot
better <br>tell
you.<br><br>Good
luck!<br><br>David
Derbes<br>U
of
Chicago
Lab
Schools<br><br><br>><br>><br>>
Emacs
has
options
to
switch
between
alphabets
(languages).<br>><br>>
For
special
writing
systems,
like
Japanese
and
Korean,
in
latex,
and <br>>
that
on
Macs,
perhaps
you
can
ask
the
Carbon
Emacs
people:<br>>
<<a href="http://homepage.mac.com/zenitani/emacs-e.html" target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/zenitani/emacs-e.html</a>><br>><br>>
The
same
what
they
do
should
work
somehow
with
TeXShop
too.<br>>
But
may
be
somebody
on
this
list
will
give
a
better
guide
than
me.<br>><br>>
Roussanka<br>><br>><br>>
><br>>>
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as
always,
for
any
time
you
give
me.<br>>><br>>>
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Wed,
5
Mar
2008
09:25:10
+0100<br>From:
François
Chaplais
<<a ymailto="mailto:francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr" href="mailto:francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr">francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
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X
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XeLaTeX
in
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TeX
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charset=ISO-8859-1;
delsp=yes;
format=flowed<br><br><br>Le
4
mars
08
à
22:53,
Maarten
Sneep
a
écrit
:<br><br>>
On
4
mrt
2008,
at
15:37,
François
Chaplais
wrote:<br>><br>>>
I
have
typeset
a
textbook
with
XeLaTex
+
fontspec,
system
is <br>>>
10.4.11
with
october
2007
MacTex
installed.<br>>>
The
text
font
is
Cochin.dfont
(provided
by
Apple).<br>><br>>
Can
you
provide
a
minimal
sample?
The
font
is
supplied
by
Apple,
so <br>>
most
users
on
this
list
should
have
it.<br>><br><br>here
is
a
sample
source<br>----------------------------------<br>%
XeLaTeX
can
use
any
Mac
OS
X
font.
See
the
setromanfont
command
below.<br>%
Input
to
XeLaTeX
is
full
Unicode,
so
Unicode
characters
can
be <br>typed
directly
into
the
source.<br><br>%
The
next
lines
tell
TeXShop
to
typeset
with
xelatex,
and
to
open <br>and
save
the
source
with
Unicode
encoding.<br><br>%!TEX
TS-program
=
xelatex<br>%!TEX
encoding
=
UTF-8
Unicode<br><br>\documentclass[12pt]{report}<br>\usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,epsfig}<br>\usepackage[french]{babel}<br>%\usepackage{geometry}
%
See
geometry.pdf
to
learn
the <br>layout
options.
There
are
lots.<br>%\geometry{letterpaper}
%
...
or
a4paper
or
a5paper <br>or
...<br>%\geometry{landscape}
%
Activate
for
for
rotated
page <br>geometry<br>%\usepackage[parfill]{parskip}
%
Activate
to
begin
paragraphs
with <br>an
empty
line
rather
than
an
indent<br>\usepackage{graphics}<br>\usepackage{amssymb}<br><br>%
Will
Robertson's
fontspec.sty
can
be
used
to
simplify
font
choices.<br>%
To
experiment,
open
/Applications/Font
Book
to
examine
the
fonts <br>provided
on
Mac
OS
X,<br>%
and
change
"Hoefler
Text"
to
any
of
these
choices.<br><br>\usepackage{fontspec,xltxtra,xunicode}<br>\defaultfontfeatures{Mapping=tex-text}<br>\setmainfont[Mapping=tex-text]{Cochin}<br>\setsansfont[Scale=MatchLowercase,Mapping=tex-text]{Gill
Sans}<br>\setmonofont[Scale=MatchLowercase]{Andale
Mono}<br><br>\def
\i
{{i}}<br><br><br>\makeindex<br>\title{\fontspec{Zapfino}Notes
de
cours
``Ondelettes
et
traitement
du <br>signal''%\\<br>%Ecole
Centrale
Mai-Juin
2005<br>}<br>\author{Fran\c{c}ois
Chaplais<br>\thanks{
Ces
notes
de
cours
doivent
beaucoup
au
livre
de
St\'{e}phane<br>Mallat
``A
Wavelet
Tour
of
Signal
Processing'',
Academic
Press.}\\<br><a ymailto="mailto:francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr" href="mailto:francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr">francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr</a>\\
<a href="http://cas.ensmp.fr/%5C%7E" target="_blank">http://cas.ensmp.fr/\~</a>{
}chaplais/<br>%
d'apr\`{e}s
St\'ephane
Mallat<br>}<br>%\date{}
%
Activate
to <br>display
a
given
date
or
no
date<br><br>\begin{document}<br>\bibliographystyle{plain}<br>\maketitle<br><br><br>\newpage<br>\chapter{Introduction}<br>\section{Parties
r\'{e}guli\`{e}res
et
singuli\`{e}res
d'un
signal}<br>\subsection{D\'{e}tection
de
bords
dans
une
image}<br>On
consid\`{e}re
l'image
de
synth\`{e}se
\ref{Table.fig}
dont
on<br>cherche
\`{a}
d\'{e}tecter
les
bords
en
vue
d'une
reconnaissance<br>d'objets.
Les
bords
sont
assimil\'{e}s
\`{a}
des
variations
brusque<br>d'intensit\'{e}
lumineuse
(l'information
de
couleur
n'est<br>interpr\'{e}t\'{e}e
dans
cet
exemple).<br><br>I
have
baseline
problems
in
Acrobat.<br>\end{document}<br><br>------------------------------------------------------------------------ <br>---------------<br><br>The
problem
is
the
display
in
Acrobat
Reader
(typically
at
100%).<br><br><br>>>
It
prints
fine
on
the
two
printers
I
have
used,
preview
is <br>>>
beautiful
both
in
TeXShop
and
Preview,
but
the
preview
in
Acrobat <br>>>
for
windows
(both
versions
6
and
8)
is
awful
at
screen
sizes, <br>>>
although
at
great
magnifications
is
is
OK
(but
I
mean
the <br>>>
documents
to
be
read
on
the
screen).<br>>>
I
have
output
PS
to
pass
them
to
my
son
who
has
distiller
CS3,
and <br>>>
the
result
is
the
same
in
Acrobat
Pro
for
the
Mac.<br>>>
The
issue
is
that
the
baseline
and
other
metrics
are
not
handled <br>>>
properly
by
Acrobat
at
small
sizes.<br>>>
Aren't
here
hints
in
truetype
fonts?
Or
is
is
it
just
that
Adobe <br>>>
despises
TT?
Do
I
have
to
stick
to
Postscript
fonts?<br>><br>>
You
probably
get
a
better
answer
on
the
XeTeX
mailing
list.<br><br>do
you
mean
this<br><a href="http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex" target="_blank">http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex</a><br><br>><br>best,<br>
François<br><br><br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Message:
7<br>Date:
Wed,
5
Mar
2008
10:37:27
+0100<br>From:
Bruno
Voisin
<<a ymailto="mailto:bvoisin@mac.com" href="mailto:bvoisin@mac.com">bvoisin@mac.com</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
[OS
X
TeX]
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat<br>To:
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OS
X
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charset=ISO-8859-1;
format=flowed;
delsp=yes<br><br>Le
4
mars
08
à
15:37,
François
Chaplais
a
écrit
:<br><br>>
It
prints
fine
on
the
two
printers
I
have
used,
preview
is
beautiful <br>>
both
in
TeXShop
and
Preview,
but
the
preview
in
Acrobat
for
windows <br>>
(both
versions
6
and
8)
is
awful
at
screen
sizes,
although
at
great <br>>
magnifications
is
is
OK
(but
I
mean
the
documents
to
be
read
on
the <br>>
screen).<br>>
I
have
output
PS
to
pass
them
to
my
son
who
has
distiller
CS3,
and <br>>
the
result
is
the
same
in
Acrobat
Pro
for
the
Mac.<br>>
The
issue
is
that
the
baseline
and
other
metrics
are
not
handled <br>>
properly
by
Acrobat
at
small
sizes.<br>>
Aren't
here
hints
in
truetype
fonts?
Or
is
is
it
just
that
Adobe <br>>
despises
TT?
Do
I
have
to
stick
to
Postscript
fonts?<br><br>Adobe
Reader
and
Acrobat
use
their
own
PDF
rendering
engine,
which
is <br>different
from
the
built-in
OS
X
rendering
engine
used
by
other <br>applications
(Preview,
TeXShop,
...).
What
you
see
is
a
manifestation <br>of
that.<br><br>I
tried
with
your
test
file
and
the
two
XDVI-to-PDF
drivers
XeLaTeX <br>can
use:
the
default
(for
now)
xdv2pdf
and
the
alternative
(for
now) <br>xdvipdfmx.
Both
embed
the
fonts
(Cochin
and
Zapfino)
properly,
thus <br>there's
no
problem
there.
It
really
just
comes
down
to
how
Adobe <br>applications
render
PDF,
namely
to
how
they
use
font
hints
to
draw
on <br>screen.<br><br>Remember
that
Adobe
applications
for
the
Mac
are
essentially
second- <br>thought
hasty
Mac
ports
of
Windows
applications,
though
that
probably <br>isn't
the
only
cause
for
the
problem,
given
you
experience
the
same <br>rendering
issues
with
Acrobat
on
Windows.<br><br>Here
are
screenshots
on
what
I
see
with
Acrobat
and
Preview
(on <br>Leopard
10.5.2):<br><br><a href="http://homepage.mac.com/bvoisin/.cv/bvoisin/Sites/.Public/Acrobat.png-zip.zip" target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/bvoisin/.cv/bvoisin/Sites/.Public/Acrobat.png-zip.zip</a><br><a href="http://homepage.mac.com/bvoisin/.cv/bvoisin/Sites/.Public/Preview.png-zip.zip" target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/bvoisin/.cv/bvoisin/Sites/.Public/Preview.png-zip.zip</a><br><br>Acrobat
output
isn't
that
bad:
the
vertical
alignment
of
characters
in <br>the
"Introduction"
title
is
admittedly
not
as
nice
as
that
with <br>Preview,
but
that's
probably
just
the
result
of
the
rendering
choices <br>hardwired
within
Acrobat.<br><br>Bruno
Voisin<br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Message:
8<br>Date:
Wed,
5
Mar
2008
07:19:15
-0500<br>From:
William
Adams
<<a ymailto="mailto:will.adams@frycomm.com" href="mailto:will.adams@frycomm.com">will.adams@frycomm.com</a>><br>Subject:
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X
TeX]
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in
Acrobat<br>To:
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charset=ISO-8859-1;
format=flowed;
delsp=yes<br><br>On
Mar
4,
2008,
at
9:37
AM,
François
Chaplais
wrote:<br><br>>
I
have
output
PS
to
pass
them
to
my
son
who
has
distiller
CS3,
and <br>>
the
result
is
the
same
in
Acrobat
Pro
for
the
Mac.<br>>
The
issue
is
that
the
baseline
and
other
metrics
are
not
handled <br>>
properly
by
Acrobat
at
small
sizes.<br>>
Aren't
here
hints
in
truetype
fonts?
Or
is
is
it
just
that
Adobe <br>>
despises
TT?
Do
I
have
to
stick
to
Postscript
fonts?<br><br><br>Depend
on
the
settings
you
used,
going
to
PostScript
may
be
stripping <br>out
the
hints.<br><br>Also,
the
appearance
of
subtle
features
can
be
influenced
by
your
anti- <br>aliasing
features.<br><br>If
the
book
is
being
printed
commercially,
then
the
lack
of
the
hints <br>won't
matter
(if
the
text
needs
the
hinting
it's
too
small
to
be <br>reproduced).
If
you
want
to
distribute
the
.pdf,
then
skip
the
.ps <br>creation
and
redistillation
for
the
distributed
version.<br><br>William<br><br>-- <br>William
Adams<br>senior
graphic
designer<br>Fry
Communications<br><br><br><br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Message:
9<br>Date:
Wed,
5
Mar
2008
14:07:20
+0100<br>From:
François
Chaplais
<<a ymailto="mailto:francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr" href="mailto:francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr">francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
[OS
X
TeX]
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat<br>To:
TeX
on
Mac
OS
X
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List
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text/plain;
charset=ISO-8859-1;
delsp=yes;
format=flowed<br><br><br>Le
5
mars
08
à
10:37,
Bruno
Voisin
a
écrit
:<br><br>>
Adobe
Reader
and
Acrobat
use
their
own
PDF
rendering
engine,
which <br>>
is
different
from
the
built-in
OS
X
rendering
engine
used
by
other <br>>
applications
(Preview,
TeXShop,
...).
What
you
see
is
a <br>>
manifestation
of
that.<br>><br>>
I
tried
with
your
test
file
and
the
two
XDVI-to-PDF
drivers
XeLaTeX <br>>
can
use:
the
default
(for
now)
xdv2pdf
and
the
alternative
(for <br>>
now)
xdvipdfmx.
Both
embed
the
fonts
(Cochin
and
Zapfino)
properly, <br>>
thus
there's
no
problem
there.
It
really
just
comes
down
to
how <br>>
Adobe
applications
render
PDF,
namely
to
how
they
use
font
hints
to <br>>
draw
on
screen.<br>><br>>
Remember
that
Adobe
applications
for
the
Mac
are
essentially
second- <br>>
thought
hasty
Mac
ports
of
Windows
applications,
though
that <br>>
probably
isn't
the
only
cause
for
the
problem,
given
you
experience <br>>
the
same
rendering
issues
with
Acrobat
on
Windows.<br>><br>>
Here
are
screenshots
on
what
I
see
with
Acrobat
and
Preview
(on <br>>
Leopard
10.5.2):<br>><br>>
<a href="http://homepage.mac.com/bvoisin/.cv/bvoisin/Sites/.Public/" target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/bvoisin/.cv/bvoisin/Sites/.Public/</a> <br>>
Acrobat.png-zip.zip<br>>
<a href="http://homepage.mac.com/bvoisin/.cv/bvoisin/Sites/.Public/" target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/bvoisin/.cv/bvoisin/Sites/.Public/</a> <br>>
Preview.png-zip.zip<br><br>Thanks
Bruno
for
your
help.<br><br>
From
your
screenshots,
it
appears
that
your
Acrobat
rendering
is <br>better
than
my
son's
or
what
I
get
for
windows.
If
you
are
willing
to <br>look,
the
pdf
produced
by
XeLateX
and
TeXShop
(with
standard <br>settings,"Regular")
is
here<br><a href="http://pagesperso-orange.fr/francois.chaplais/test.pdf" target="_blank">http://pagesperso-orange.fr/francois.chaplais/test.pdf</a><br>A
screenshot
of
what
I
get
with
the
Latest
Acrobat
for
windows
with <br>win
XP
SP2
under
VMWare
Fusion
is
here<br><a href="http://pagesperso-orange.fr/francois.chaplais/AcroWin.jpg" target="_blank">http://pagesperso-orange.fr/francois.chaplais/AcroWin.jpg</a><br>
From
what
I
have
seen
on
the
XeTeX
site
(
<a href="http://scripts.sil.org/cms/" target="_blank">http://scripts.sil.org/cms/</a> <br>scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&item_id=xetex_download
)<br>XeTeX
has
not
been
updated
since
2006,
so
I
assume
I
have
the
latest <br>version.<br><br>Or
maybe
the
pdf
engine
has
changed
for
Leopard?
I
am
under
10.4.11.<br><br>Best<br><br>
François<br><br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Message:
10<br>Date:
Wed,
5
Mar
2008
15:35:42
+0100<br>From:
Bruno
Voisin
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X
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delsp=yes<br><br>Le
5
mars
08
à
14:07,
François
Chaplais
a
écrit
:<br><br>>
From
your
screenshots,
it
appears
that
your
Acrobat
rendering
is <br>>
better
than
my
son's
or
what
I
get
for
windows.
If
you
are
willing <br>>
to
look,
the
pdf
produced
by
XeLateX
and
TeXShop
(with
standard <br>>
settings,"Regular")
is
here<br>>
<a href="http://pagesperso-orange.fr/francois.chaplais/test.pdf" target="_blank">http://pagesperso-orange.fr/francois.chaplais/test.pdf</a><br>>
A
screenshot
of
what
I
get
with
the
Latest
Acrobat
for
windows
with <br>>
win
XP
SP2
under
VMWare
Fusion
is
here<br>>
<a href="http://pagesperso-orange.fr/francois.chaplais/AcroWin.jpg" target="_blank">http://pagesperso-orange.fr/francois.chaplais/AcroWin.jpg</a><br><br>There's
indeed
something
wrong
with
your
file:
with
Acrobat
on <br>Leopard,
I
get
essentially
the
same
as
you
do<br><br><a href="http://homepage.mac.com/bvoisin/.cv/bvoisin/Sites/.Public/Chaplais.png-zip.zip" target="_blank">http://homepage.mac.com/bvoisin/.cv/bvoisin/Sites/.Public/Chaplais.png-zip.zip</a><br><br>I
can't
really
figure
out
what's
wrong.
Here's
what
I
get
using
the <br>pdfinfo
and
pdffonts
tools
from
xpdf
<<a href="http://users.phg-online.de/tk/MOSXS/" target="_blank">http://users.phg-online.de/tk/MOSXS/</a> <br>
>:<br><br>$
pdfinfo
test.pdf<br>Title:
XeTeX
output
2008.03.05:1326<br>Creator:
xdv2pdf<br>Producer:
Mac
OS
X
10.4.11
Quartz
PDFContext<br>CreationDate:
Wed
Mar
5
13:26:58
2008<br>ModDate:
Wed
Mar
5
13:26:58
2008<br>Tagged:
no<br>Pages:
2<br>Encrypted:
no<br>Page
size:
595
x
842
pts
(A4)<br>File
size:
32711
bytes<br>Optimized:
no<br>PDF
version:
1.3<br><br><br>$
pdffonts
test.pdf<br>name
type
emb
sub
uni <br>object
ID<br>------------------------------------
-----------------
---
---
--- <br>---------<br>RPANYH+Zapfino
TrueType
yes
yes <br>no
5
0<br>DOSXBR+Zapfino
TrueType
yes
yes <br>yes
6
0<br>HCXZYL+Cochin
TrueType
yes
yes <br>no
7
0<br>JXKLMC+Cochin-Bold
TrueType
yes
yes
no
<br>13
0<br><br>And
here's
what
I
get
with
the
PDF
file
obtained
by
processing
locally <br>your
input
file
with
XeLaTeX
(+
xdv2pdf):<br><br>$
pdfinfo
test-xdv2pdf.pdf<br>Title:
XeTeX
output
2008.03.05:1505<br>Creator:
xdv2pdf<br>Producer:
Mac
OS
X
10.5.2
Quartz
PDFContext<br>CreationDate:
Wed
Mar
5
14:05:43
2008<br>ModDate:
Wed
Mar
5
14:05:43
2008<br>Tagged:
no<br>Pages:
2<br>Encrypted:
no<br>Page
size:
595
x
842
pts
(A4)<br>File
size:
31852
bytes<br>Optimized:
no<br>PDF
version:
1.3<br><br>theo9mc182:Desktop
bvoisin$
pdffonts
test-xdv2pdf.pdf<br>name
type
emb
sub
uni <br>object
ID<br>------------------------------------
-----------------
---
---
--- <br>---------<br>ZBRDDM+Cochin
TrueType
yes
yes <br>no
9
0<br>LOATPH+Zapfino
TrueType
yes
yes <br>no
7
0<br>FHRQEL+Zapfino
TrueType
yes
yes <br>yes
8
0<br>PCXCHC+Cochin-Bold
TrueType
yes
yes
no
<br>14
0<br><br>And
with
XeLaTeX
+
xdvipdfmx:<br><br>$
pdfinfo
test-xdvipdfmx.pdf<br>Producer:
xdvipdfmx
(0.4)<br>CreationDate:
Wed
Mar
5
15:05:09
2008<br>Tagged:
no<br>Pages:
2<br>Encrypted:
no<br>Page
size:
595.27
x
841.82
pts
(A4)<br>File
size:
31658
bytes<br>Optimized:
no<br>PDF
version:
1.4<br><br>$
pdffonts
test-xdvipdfmx.pdf<br>name
type
emb
sub
uni <br>object
ID<br>------------------------------------
-----------------
---
---
--- <br>---------<br>PSFJYU+Zapfino
CID
TrueType
yes
yes <br>yes
5
0<br>YHHRAN+Cochin
CID
TrueType
yes
yes <br>yes
7
0<br>OEVORN+Cochin-Bold
CID
TrueType
yes
yes
yes
<br>12
0<br><br>>
From
what
I
have
seen
on
the
XeTeX
site
(
<a href="http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&item_id=xetex_download" target="_blank">http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&item_id=xetex_download</a> <br>>
)<br>>
XeTeX
has
not
been
updated
since
2006,
so
I
assume
I
have
the
latest <br>>
version.<br><br>XeTeX
has
indeed
been
updated:
the
version
included
in
MacTeX
or
gwTeX <br>is
from
early
2007.
And
the
version
on
the
SVN
repository
(uncompiled, <br>you've
got
to
compile
it
yourself)
has
received
a
very
large
number
of <br>modifications/fixes.
This
version
is
at<br><br><a href="http://scripts.sil.org/svn-view/xetex/TRUNK.tar.gz?view=tar" target="_blank">http://scripts.sil.org/svn-view/xetex/TRUNK.tar.gz?view=tar</a><br><br>and
the
compilation
instructions
are
those
in
the
section
"Building <br>from
scratch"
from<br><br><a href="http://scripts.sil.org/xetex_linux" target="_blank">http://scripts.sil.org/xetex_linux</a><br><br>You
need
to
have
Xcode
installed
in
order
to
be
able
to
compile.<br><br>Personally
I'm
just
using
the
version
from
MacTeX,
for
which:<br><br>$
xetex
-version<br>XeTeX
3.141592-0.996
(Web2C
7.5.6)<br>kpathsea
version
3.5.6<br>Copyright
2007
SIL
International.<br>Kpathsea
is
copyright
2007
Karl
Berry
and
Olaf
Weber.<br>There
is
NO
warranty.
Redistribution
of
this
software
is<br>covered
by
the
terms
of
both
the
XeTeX
copyright
and<br>the
Lesser
GNU
General
Public
License.<br>For
more
information
about
these
matters,
see
the
file<br>named
COPYING
and
the
XeTeX
source.<br>Primary
author
of
XeTeX:
Jonathan
Kew.<br>Kpathsea
written
by
Karl
Berry,
Olaf
Weber,
and
others.<br><br>Compiled
with
ICU
version
3.4
[with
modifications
for
XeTeX]<br>Compiled
with
zlib
version
1.2.3;
using
1.2.3<br>Compiled
with
FreeType2
version
2.2.1;
using
2.2.1<br>Using
Mac
OS
X
Carbon,
Cocoa
&
QuickTime
frameworks<br><br>Do
you
get
the
same
info
regarding
FreeType
and
such?
Did
you
install <br>FreeType?
It's
normally
installed
automatically
with
MacTeX.
With <br>gwTeX
you've
got
to
install
it
separately
(there's
an
i-Package
for
it).<br><br>>
Or
maybe
the
pdf
engine
has
changed
for
Leopard?
I
am
under
10.4.11.<br><br>What
you
might
try
is
use
xdvipdfmx
instead
of
xdv2pdf.
Assuming <br>you're
using
TeXShop,
go
to
~/Library/TeXShop/Engines/Inactive/XeTeX/ <br>and
move
XeTeX-xdvipdfmx.engine
and
XeLaTeX-xdvipdfmx.engine
to
~/ <br>Library/TeXShop/Engines/.
Then,
in
your
input
file,
change
the
line<br><br>%!TEX
TS-program
=
xelatex<br><br>to<br><br>%!TEX
TS-program
=
xelatex-xdvipdfmx<br><br>Typeset,
and
see
what
happens.<br><br>Hope
this
works,<br><br>Bruno
Voisin<br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Message:
11<br>Date:
Wed,
5
Mar
2008
13:37:34
+0000<br>From:
Luis
Sequeira
<<a ymailto="mailto:lfsequeira@gmail.com" href="mailto:lfsequeira@gmail.com">lfsequeira@gmail.com</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
[OS
X
TeX]
Configuring
Texmaker<br>To:
TeX
on
Mac
OS
X
Mailing
List
<<a ymailto="mailto:MacOSX-TeX@email.esm.psu.edu" href="mailto:MacOSX-TeX@email.esm.psu.edu">MacOSX-TeX@email.esm.psu.edu</a>><br>Message-ID:
<<a ymailto="mailto:81A08E31-E632-4DD8-9201-844487E99D44@gmail.com" href="mailto:81A08E31-E632-4DD8-9201-844487E99D44@gmail.com">81A08E31-E632-4DD8-9201-844487E99D44@gmail.com</a>><br>Content-Type:
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charset=US-ASCII;
format=flowed;
delsp=yes<br><br>>
Hi,<br>>
I
am
a
switching
over
from
Windows
to<br>>
Mac
OS
I
am
yet
unable
to
configure
the
Texmaker
program.<br>>
I
have
checked
the
online
documentation
but
found
it
too
brief
and <br>>
ill-suited
to
my
purpose.<br>>
Any
help
in
this
regard
will
be
well
appreciated.<br>>
Thanks<br>>
Soumya<br><br>First:
you
have
to
have
a
working
TeX
installation.<br>The
easiest
way
to
do
it
is
to
install
MacTeX.
You
can
get
it
here:
<a href="http://mirror.ctan.org/systems/mac/mactex/MacTeX.dmg" target="_blank">http://mirror.ctan.org/systems/mac/mactex/MacTeX.dmg</a><br>Use
the
installer
included
in
the
downloaded
file
and
that's
it. <br>(Note:
it
is
a
lengthy
download)<br><br>Second:
You
have
to
tell
TeXMaker
where
your
TeX
programs
are.
Open <br>the
"Preferences..."
menu
under
TexMaker.
You
get
what
should
be
a <br>familiar
dialog
box
with
entries
for
"LaTeX",
"dvips",
etc.<br>If
you
installed
MacTex
as
above,
you
can
set
latex,
pdflatex,
bibtex, <br>makeindex,
ps2pdf
to
the
correct
path
by
replacing
whatever
comes <br>before
the
program
name
(on
my
intel
mac
it
was
/usr/local/teTeX/bin/ <br>i386-apple-darwin-current)<br>by
/usr/texbin.<br><br>For
example,
the
pdflatex
entry
should
read:
"/usr/texbin/pdflatex"
- <br>interaction=nonstopmode
%.tex<br><br>You
can
leave
the
gs,
dvips,
Dvi
Viewer,
Ps
Viewer
and
Pdf
Viewer
as <br>they
are.<br><br>You
should
be
ready
to
go.<br><br>Happy
LaTeXing
in
Mac
OS
X
:-)<br><br>Luis
Sequeira<br><br><br><br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Message:
12<br>Date:
Wed,
5
Mar
2008
16:40:16
+0100<br>From:
François
Chaplais
<<a ymailto="mailto:francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr" href="mailto:francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr">francois.chaplais@ensmp.fr</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
[OS
X
TeX]
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat<br>To:
TeX
on
Mac
OS
X
Mailing
List
<<a ymailto="mailto:macosx-tex@email.esm.psu.edu" href="mailto:macosx-tex@email.esm.psu.edu">macosx-tex@email.esm.psu.edu</a>><br>Message-ID:
<<a ymailto="mailto:A2F4251D-6F60-40B9-BE36-D83D8C7904D6@ensmp.fr" href="mailto:A2F4251D-6F60-40B9-BE36-D83D8C7904D6@ensmp.fr">A2F4251D-6F60-40B9-BE36-D83D8C7904D6@ensmp.fr</a>><br>Content-Type:
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charset=ISO-8859-1;
delsp=yes;
format=flowed<br><br><br>Le
5
mars
08
à
15:35,
Bruno
Voisin
a
écrit
:<br><br>><br>><br>>
Personally
I'm
just
using
the
version
from
MacTeX,
for
which:<br>><br>>
$
xetex
-version<br>>
XeTeX
3.141592-0.996
(Web2C
7.5.6)<br>>
kpathsea
version
3.5.6<br>>
Copyright
2007
SIL
International.<br>>
Kpathsea
is
copyright
2007
Karl
Berry
and
Olaf
Weber.<br>>
There
is
NO
warranty.
Redistribution
of
this
software
is<br>>
covered
by
the
terms
of
both
the
XeTeX
copyright
and<br>>
the
Lesser
GNU
General
Public
License.<br>>
For
more
information
about
these
matters,
see
the
file<br>>
named
COPYING
and
the
XeTeX
source.<br>>
Primary
author
of
XeTeX:
Jonathan
Kew.<br>>
Kpathsea
written
by
Karl
Berry,
Olaf
Weber,
and
others.<br>><br>>
Compiled
with
ICU
version
3.4
[with
modifications
for
XeTeX]<br>>
Compiled
with
zlib
version
1.2.3;
using
1.2.3<br>>
Compiled
with
FreeType2
version
2.2.1;
using
2.2.1<br>>
Using
Mac
OS
X
Carbon,
Cocoa
&
QuickTime
frameworks<br>><br>>
Do
you
get
the
same
info
regarding
FreeType
and
such?
Did
you <br>>
install
FreeType?
It's
normally
installed
automatically
with <br>>
MacTeX.
With
gwTeX
you've
got
to
install
it
separately
(there's
an <br>>
i-Package
for
it).<br><br>I
have
the
same
output
for
xetex
-version
in
Terminal.<br>><br>>>
Or
maybe
the
pdf
engine
has
changed
for
Leopard?
I
am
under
10.4.11.<br>><br>>
What
you
might
try
is
use
xdvipdfmx
instead
of
xdv2pdf.
Assuming <br>>
you're
using
TeXShop,
go
to
~/Library/TeXShop/Engines/Inactive/ <br>>
XeTeX/
and
move
XeTeX-xdvipdfmx.engine
and
XeLaTeX-xdvipdfmx.engine <br>>
to
~/Library/TeXShop/Engines/.
Then,
in
your
input
file,
change
the <br>>
line<br>><br>>
%!TEX
TS-program
=
xelatex<br>><br>>
to<br>><br>>
%!TEX
TS-program
=
xelatex-xdvipdfmx<br>><br>>
Typeset,
and
see
what
happens.<br>><br>>
Hope
this
works,<br>><br>done
it;
it
typesets
with
the
same
result
in
Windows
Acrobat
:-(<br><br>It
turns
out
that
I
have
a
large
library
(URW)
of
fonts
that
I
got <br>when
purchasing
Canvas
5.
I
typeset
the
test
file
using
a
Garamond <br>postscript
type
1
font
family
and,
well,
I
do
not
have
any
baseline <br>problem
anymore
at
screen
size
in
Windows.<br>I
have
re-typeset
the
document
with
the
TT
fonts
installed
instead
of <br>the
PS
ones,
and
the
the
result
has
the
same
appearance.<br><br>So
maybe
the
culprit
is
Cochin,
or
the
way
it
is
PDF'd
in
Tiger?<br><br>BTW
the
info
on
Cochin
in
Font
Book
is
(in
French)<br>
Nom
PostScript
Cochin<br>
Nom
complet
Cochin<br>
Famille
Cochin<br>
Style
Regular<br>
Type
TrueType<br>
Langue
français,
anglais,
allemand,
espagnol,
italien,
suédois, <br>danois,
finnois,
portugais<br>
Version
5.0d1<br>
Emplacement
/Library/Fonts/Cochin.dfont<br>
Nom
unique
Cochin;
5.0d1;
Mon,
Dec.
1,
2003<br>
Copyright
Copyright
(c)
1981
Linotype
AG
and/or
its
subsidiaries.<br>
Description
(c)
1981
Linotype
AG
and/or
its
subsidiaries.
All
Rights <br>Reserved.
This
data
is
the
property
of
Linotype
AG
and/or
its <br>subsidiaries
and
may
not
be
reproduced,
used,
displayed,
modified, <br>disclosed
or
transferred
without
the
express
written
approval
of <br>Linotype
AG
and/or
its
subsidiaries.<br>
Activée
Oui<br>
Doublon
Non<br><br><br>Anyway,
thanks
for
the
help.
I
appreciate
the
amount
of
expertise
on <br>this
list.<br><br>François<br><br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Message:
13<br>Date:
Wed,
5
Mar
2008
17:22:02
+0100<br>From:
Bruno
Voisin
<<a ymailto="mailto:bvoisin@mac.com" href="mailto:bvoisin@mac.com">bvoisin@mac.com</a>><br>Subject:
Re:
[OS
X
TeX]
XeLaTeX
in
Acrobat<br>To:
TeX
on
Mac
OS
X
Mailing
List
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delsp=yes<br><br>Le
5
mars
08
à
16:40,
François
Chaplais
a
écrit
:<br><br>>
So
maybe
the
culprit
is
Cochin,
or
the
way
it
is
PDF'd
in
Tiger?<br>><br>>
BTW
the
info
on
Cochin
in
Font
Book
is
(in
French)<br>>
Nom
PostScript
Cochin<br>>
Nom
complet
Cochin<br>>
Famille
Cochin<br>>
Style
Regular<br>>
Type
TrueType<br>>
Langue
français,
anglais,
allemand,
espagnol,
italien,
suédois, <br>>
danois,
finnois,
portugais<br>>
Version
5.0d1<br>>
Emplacement
/Library/Fonts/Cochin.dfont<br>>
Nom
unique
Cochin;
5.0d1;
Mon,
Dec.
1,
2003<br>>
Copyright
Copyright
(c)
1981
Linotype
AG
and/or
its
subsidiaries.<br>>
Description
(c)
1981
Linotype
AG
and/or
its
subsidiaries.
All <br>>
Rights
Reserved.
This
data
is
the
property
of
Linotype
AG
and/or <br>>
its
subsidiaries
and
may
not
be
reproduced,
used,
displayed, <br>>
modified,
disclosed
or
transferred
without
the
express
written <br>>
approval
of
Linotype
AG
and/or
its
subsidiaries.<br>>
Activée
Oui<br>>
Doublon
Non<br><br>Leopard
includes
version
6
of
the
font:<br><br>
Nom
PostScript
Cochin<br>
Nom
complet
Cochin<br>
Famille
Cochin<br>
Style
Normal<br>
Type
TrueType<br>
Langue
albanais,
allemand,
anglais,
basque,
biélorusse,
bokmål <br>norvégien,
bulgare,
catalan,
cornique,
danois,
espagnol,
estonien, <br>féroïen,
finnois,
français,
galicien,
galla,
indonésien,
irlandais, <br>islandais,
italien,
kazakh,
macédonien,
malais,
manx,
néerlandais, <br>nynorsk
norvégien,
ouzbek,
polonais,
portugais,
russe,
serbe,
somali, <br>suédois,
swahili<br>
Version
6.0d3e1<br>
Emplacement
/Library/Fonts/Cochin.dfont<br>
Nom
unique
Cochin;
6.0d3e1;
2007-03-07<br>
Copyright
Copyright
(c)
1981
Linotype
AG
and/or
its
subsidiaries.<br>
Description
(c)
1981
Linotype
AG
and/or
its
subsidiaries.
All
Rights <br>Reserved.
This
data
is
the
property
of
Linotype
AG
and/or
its <br>subsidiaries
and
may
not
be
reproduced,
used,
displayed,
modified, <br>disclosed
or
transferred
without
the
express
written
approval
of <br>Linotype
AG
and/or
its
subsidiaries.<br>
Activée
Oui<br>
Doublon
Non<br>
Protégé
contre
la
recopie
Non<br>
Intégrable
Oui<br><br>I
just
checked
on
the
Mac
of
a
colleague,
still
on
Tiger:
exactly
the <br>same
problem
shows
up
as
for
you.
So
(Cochin
in)
Tiger
is
indeed
the <br>culprit!<br><br>Generally,
as
Maarten
Sneep
suggested,
for
XeTeX-specific
issues,
and <br>especially
those
related
to
fonts,
it's
better
to
post
to
the
XeTeX <br>mailing
list
<<a href="http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex" target="_blank">http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex</a>>.
There
you'll <br>find
people
extremely
knowledgeable
on
fonts;
I'm
pretty
confident <br>your
problem
would
have
been
diagnosed
there
in
no
time.<br><br>Just
be
aware
that
the
XeTeX
list
is
multi-platform,
owing
to
the
now <br>multi-platform
character
of
XeTeX,
so
you
need
to
specify
your <br>platform
(Mac,
Windows,
Linux
and
which
brand
of
it)
in
order
to
see <br>your
question
addressed
efficiently.<br><br>Bruno
Voisin<br><br><br>------------------------------<br><br> <br>--------------------------
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