[Textures] Textures 2.2.0b17

[Paolo Matteucci]

Thank you for looking into this, Bruno…

Il giorno 06/apr/2011, alle ore 07:27, Bruno Voisin ha scritto:

> Le 6 avr. 2011 à 00:20, Paolo Matteucci a écrit :
> 
>> …perhaps more strikingly, the European Modern PS fonts, say, emr12 and emti12 (PS names EMR12
>> and EMTI12, respectively) *both* have "TeX typewriter and Windows ANSI" as their "PS fontnames" (!)…
> 
> Are you sure? This isn't what I'm getting…

Positive, Bruno. Here is what I get typesetting the same file:

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[My EM fonts are the PS ones (LWFN + FFIL pairs generated as you suggested: http://email.esm.psu.edu/pipermail/textures/2011-March/000049.html), whereas for the metrics I just used Y&Y’s (LY1) TFMs and changed their encoding to "TeXnANSI" directly from within Textures’ TeX metrics window.]

And here is what I get for the cbgreek and tipa [PS OT] fonts (generated as explained here: http://email.esm.psu.edu/pipermail/textures/2011-April/000061.html):

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So, I guess, either my set-up got somewhat "corrupted" somehow (?) or, as you suggested, this piece of functionality is still quite buggy.

>>> …there are mechanisms for arbitrary encodings
>> 
>> Which ones? EdMetrics? :-?
> 
> You can paste an encoding directly in the encoding column. To be on the safe side, erase beforehand all text before the opening bracket "[" of the encoding and after the closing bracket "]", together with any comment.

Thank you for this, Bruno!… But why the heck do they have to be so "mysterious" about it?? :-/

	Thanks,

	Paolo