First of all, which groff version?
> I have started to use groff some time ago. I use it to generate
> document in Polish language. I have installed Polish font Quasi
> Times and I use to generate documents macro latin2. But as you can
> see in attached document that there is a problem with justification
> to the both sides while there is polish letters in a line. When you
> compile the same document without macro latin2 justification problem
> disappears but there are no Polish letters.
It seems to me that the problematic character is the `ł'.
> Is the problem with Quasi Times font or with groff?
I think it's a problem with the font, or rather, with the creation of
groff metric files. For some reason, it appears that the slashed l
has a far too small width.
> How can I fix that problem?
. Check the advance width of `ł' in the fonts AFM file. It should be
(approximately) the same as with `l'.
. Check the output of afmtodit. Again the glyph entity `/l' should
have (approximately) the same width as `l'.
If this doesn't help please send me the font (compressed!) for further
investigation.
Werner
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