2009/9/2 <hessi...@hessiess.com>:
>> I recommend type setting using HTML.
I second this: HTML, then a conversion to pdf.
> HTML is useless for document typesetting for a number of reasons:
> ...
> -- Browsers are incapable of hyphenating words, justified text has massive
> gaps in it.
The html-to-pdf converter Prince (princexml.com) supports hyphenation,
using Tex patterns.
> -- Browsers are incapable of using ligatures and outher features provided
> by preferential fonts.
Prince supports all opentype features. For instance, to get oldstyle digits:
p { font-variant: prince-opentype(onum) }
If you do not like Prince, you can also print your documents from
Firefox to a pdf file. You can even automate this:
http://torisugari.googlepages.com/commandlineprint2
++
Thomas
