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Herbert Schulz wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Dec 2, 2010, at 6:20 PM, Adam McCollum wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Dear list members,
I like the Hoefler Text font very much, but I see that it apparently doesn't have glyphs for a number of letters with diacritics, which I sometimes need for transliteration; please see the example text below. I've tried both unicode entry and the TeX way for entering these. Is there any way at all to "fake" these glyphs or otherwise supply them? Any and all suggestions welcome!
With thanks in advance,
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Howdy,
Try Code2000, Linux Libertine or Linux Libertine O. All pretty nice looking fonts.</pre>
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Also, Junicode has them all as you desire and it also has many lovely
OpenType features and loads of diacritics.<br>
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HTH.<br>
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