[XeTeX] Re: [OS X TeX] Type Classics for Learning

[Jon Breitenbucher]

I have posted fd files for a number of the fonts in the Adobe Type 
Classics collection. I used examples by Bruce D'Arcus as a starting 
point. These should probably be considered as a starting point as well 
with more work needed. Obviously one must own the fonts in order to use 
them with XeTeX. You can grab the fd files at

http://jbreitenbuch.wooster.edu/~jonb/AdobeTypeClassicsplus.zip

Enjoy.

On Jun 28, 2004, at 2:01 PM, Jon Breitenbucher wrote:

> On Jun 28, 2004, at 12:08 PM, Peder Axensten wrote:
>
>> Jon, would you mind sharing these .fd files?
>>
>
> I am in the process of cleaning up the .fd files. I plan on putting 
> together files for Adobe Garamond Pro, Adobe Caslon Pro, Adobe Jenson 
> Pro, Warnock Pro, Utopia Std, Prestige Elite Std, News Gothic Std, 
> Sanvito Pro, Myriad Pro, Minion Pro, Cronos Pro, Courier Std, and 
> Chaparral Pro. Some of these include optical variants, which I will 
> use. I think the Std fonts lack some of the glyphs found in their 
> Postscript Expert versions. The Pro fonts would correspond to the 
> Expert version of the Postscript font. Someone please correct me if 
> this is incorrect.
>
> So far these fonts are working very nicely with XeTeX. I am not sure 
> if XeTeX is recognizing all of the OpenType features. However, swash 
> is the only feature I have had trouble with so far.
>
> I hope to make them available by the end of the week.
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Jon Breitenbucher
The College of Wooster
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Wooster, Ohio 44691

(330)263-2207
jbreitenbuch at wooster.edu
http://jbreitenbuch.wooster.edu/~jonb