Georg Baum wrote: > I found out: It comes from LaTeXFeatures::isProvided() when it tests for > some features. In this case it is perfectly valid that the font is not > found, since XeTeX is used, and it does not need a special definition. > Therefore the error message is simply wrong here. However, what about > standard LaTeX? I believe that a font defintion is needed in that case, so > the error message should appear?
Correct. An oversight. I suppose it should work now. Jürgen
