MathTimePro (was: Status of Lucida and Y&Y TeX)

[Jochen Autschbach]

--- Robin Fairbairns <Robin.Fairbairns at CL.CAM.AC.UK> wrote:

> > Paulo Ney de Souza schrieb:
> >
> > > [re. MathTimePro]
> > > after trying to
> > > produce our first book with it, I satared seeing the flaws of
> > > the font-set and they are fairly close to being a defective
> > > font-set... and not anything that you can use professionaly.
> >
> > Could you, please, provide some kind of proof for this hard
> > judgement?  What exactly did not meet your expectations?
>
> mathtimepro needs virtual fonts, perhaps?

Yes. I've been using the fonts for a while now with MiKTeX and I am
quite happy with the results. I cannot support the statement about the
"defective font set". For me, all the examples in the mtpro manual work
as shown.

> pretty effectively ruins their usability with y&y tex
>

Unfortunately ...

Jochen


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