[OS X TeX] XeLatex accents (revisited?)
Will Robertson
will at guerilla.net.au
Mon Feb 7 12:13:06 CET 2005
On 7 Feb 2005, at 6:18 PM, Hans van Maanen wrote:
> But with an Open Type font, you have to define them by hand like
> [Italic={Latin Modern-Italic]{...} or \font\2\=...
(I'd almost forgotten I'd released that feature of fontspec! The next
version will have ItalicOptions as well...)
This may well be my inept translation of the fonts.
In fact, I am sure that it is. Sorry to mislead you!
Gerben's version might well work correctly but now that I think of it,
you won't have access to the optical sizes automatically without
writing your own .fd file since fontspec can't handle that yet. So I
wouldn't recommend this route, really.
I think that my final advice is to use a proper unicode font instead of
CM. You might like the look of Baskerville, which is included with Mac
OS X (unless it has appeared mysteriously though other means on my
machine).
Regards,
Will
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