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Arthur Reutenauer wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I don't think it works like that
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It does for me, I tested it. What version of Hoefler Text do you
have? Mine is 6.0d7e1, dated 2007-09-11, from Mac OS 10.5.4
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<pre wrap="">At least that's what I get here. If you "explode" the Hoefler Text
suitcase (using fondu), you'll find that the fonts are .ttf. Do they
work as AATs do?
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Yes, that's exactly the same information. You should see a morx table
in you TrueType fonts.
Arthur
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Aha! Now I'm learning some more of the Hoefler Text Mystery! I'm
working on Mac 10.4.11.<br>
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My Hoefler version number is 5.0d7e2 dated March 7, 2005. And, looking
with FontForge, yes, I've found the morx table.<br>
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Attached you'll see the ATSUI palette (I think) which shows the
possible variations with the numbers. But whenever I've tried using
options [Numbers=OldStyle] or [Numbers=Lining] I only get the warnings
and no change. Maybe it's called something else in this version of
Hoefler? I don't have time right now ... but I'll try to run
AATinfo.tex (or whatever it's called) on it to see what's there.<br>
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I've also never been able to fix the funny 'tails' on italics from
Hoefler. Even Jonathan's XeTeX-notes.pdf has examples of the tails on
italics as he uses Hoefler for that document. It seems to be
contextual, but also uncontrollable, at least for me. Any clues about
that?<br>
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All suggestions are appreciated. <br>
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