Why would one ever use pdf2pdf? Lualatex (pdf5) generates proper PDF.
I haven't encountered the italic issue, but if I can verify it I will take it up with the package maintainer. You can take any font you like, and if New Century Schoolbook 14 works, use that. I just happen to like Noto :-)-O el -- Sent from Dr Lisse's iPad mini On 5 Jul 2019, 19:51 +0200, John White <j...@whitelawchartered.com>, wrote: […] > > As an experiment, I typed two sentences from an actual opinion of our Court > > (presuming it uses its own rules) and compared them to the lyx pdf version, > > using 14pt custom with koma script article and 12pt base with regular > > article class and it is clear that the 12pt base is too small. However, > > the font the Court uses is slightly smaller than the koma-script 14. As > > the rule says 14pt "or larger" I think I will stick with your koma-script > > 14pt, even if I have to trash a two or three paragraphs of my amazing > > prose. > > > > Thanks again! > > > I note that when using noto serif font exports to pdf (lautex) I lose some > formatting, e.g. italics are lost. And exporting noto serif to pdf2pdf looks > a little big. So I used New Century School book exported to pdf (Pdf2pdf) > which seems slightly better (less big) than when using century school book > and exporting to lautex pdf. This font business is confusing. > John > > > --------
