[XeTeX] Version 0.94 available
William F. Adams
wadams at atlis.com
Tue Mar 22 17:42:55 CET 2005
I'd said:
>> Can anyone tell that I really miss Multiple Master fonts?
On Mar 22, 2005, at 9:40 AM, Will Robertson wrote:
> Don't worry, Skia has width and weight axes!
> What, you tell me that you can't solve every typesetting problem with
> Skia? :)
I've been tempted.
> I hope that one day the MM format is resurrected, but I don't hold my
> breathe. In fact, considering how MM fonts work (linear interpolation
> between four corner points, except for a few which use more control
> sizes -- I think), I don't consider it impossible that they could be
> reconstructed from the fonts Adobe now sells in four optical sizes and
> several weights.
MM is dead. I'm accepting that (though apparently they do do well in
InDesign).
> Gee, I wonder how they managed to so easily produce such a large
> range? Could it be they're still using MM fonts to build their
> OpenType Pro fonts?
They've said as much on the OpenType list, and have advocated that as a
workflow for other people.
William
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