[XeTeX] quotes, why this? (sorry if this is a duplicate)

[Bruno Voisin]

Le 11 mai 04, à 18:31, Jonathan Kew a écrit :

> If you have a Times suitcase from an older version of the OS, such as 
> Mac OS 9, you could try putting that into ~/Library/Fonts/, where I 
> believe it will take precedence, and see what happens. When I put my 
> Times suitcase (labeled v.3.5) from OS 9.2.1 in there, I get working 
> Smart Quotes.

You can also do this from within Font Book, in Panther. If I look at 
Times, I have two entries for each Bold, Regular, Italic or BoldItalic, 
one disactived by default (signalled by a small bullet on the right). 
Moving the mouse on the name I see a small rectangle appearing telling 
one is:

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the Classic version that is disactivated by default, while the other is:

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the OS X version. Disactivating the OS X version selects the Classic 
one, bringing in many extras:

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for the Classic version, and

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for the OS X one.

Bruno