[OS X TeX] Utopia fonts
Alan Curtis
acurtis at ieee.org
Wed Mar 24 17:57:31 CET 2004
MacOSX-TeX at email.esm.psu.edu
On Mar 24, 2004, at 8:45 AM, Michael S. Hanson wrote:
> I have been using the utopia/fourier/courier font combo in most of my
> LaTeX documents for some time now, and really like the way they look,
> especially on screen. I now want to make a Keynote presentation for
> one of my papers, but I don't currently have Utopia as one of my Mac
> fonts. I'd appreciate any suggestions regarding the following
> options:
>
> 1. Convert the LaTeX utopia font to a Mac font using one of the
> available font tools. (pfaedit?) Is this feasible? Legal?
>
>
This is what I did to produce Mac fonts. It assumes a gwtex
installation and pfadit (both from i-Installer).
mkdir utopia
cd utopia
cp /usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf.gwtex/fonts/type1/adobe/utopia/*
cp /usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf.gwtex/fonts//adobe/utopia/*
then make a text file with the following
Open("putr8a.pfb", 1)
Generate("Utopia-Regular.otf.dfont","",16)
Open("putb8a.pfb", 1)
Generate("Utopia-Bold.otf.dfont","",16)
Open("putri8a.pfb", 1)
Generate("Utopia-Italic.otf.dfont","",16)
Open("putbi8a.pfb", 1)
Generate("Utopia-BoldItalic.otf.dfont","",16)
save this as u.pe
then type
pfaedit -script u.pe
then you should have some fonts in your directory
Utopia-Bold.otf.dfont
Utopia-BoldItalic.otf.dfont
Utopia-Italic.otf.dfont
Utopia-Regular.otf.dfont
so
cp *.dfont ~/Library/Fonts
and it should work.
I did this in on my machine running OS 10.2.8 and it worked fine. I was
able to use the fonts in TextEdit and in Keynote.
HOWEVER. I also did it on my machine running OS 10.3.3 and the fonts
worked in TextEdit but caused Keynote to crash. I am not a font expert
so don't know why. Perhaps some of the font gurus here can help.
Alan
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