Good morning, Herb!
Here is a very short file which illustrates the problem:
%%% Start of test file
\def\testfonti{STKaiti}% a `large' font; 32493 characters
\def\testfontii{Kaiti SC Bold}% a `small' font; 8535 characters
\font\1 = "\testfonti" at 10pt
\font\2 = "\testfontii" at 10pt
This is a t
Alan Hoenig wrote:
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On Jul 29, 2012, at 6:41 AM, Alan Hoenig wrote:
> Good morning, Herb!
>
> Here is a very short file which illustrates the problem:
>
> %%% Start of test file
> \def\testfonti{STKaiti}% a `large' font; 32493 characters
> \def\testfontii{Kaiti SC Bold}% a `small' font; 8535 characters
> \font\1 =
Am 29.07.2012 um 13:41 schrieb Alan Hoenig:
> \def\testfonti{STKaiti}% a `large' font; 32493 characters
> \def\testfontii{Kaiti SC Bold}% a `small' font; 8535 characters
To me, not having Mac OS X 10.8, it looks as if the "small" font is a Small
Caps font. It can't have an Unicode encoding. To
Folks,
To second Herb, Alan's test file typesets without error on
Mountain Lion with the release version of MacTeX-2012.
The second font isn't in Lion, but is in Mountain Lion.
Dick Koch
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On Jul 29, 2012, at 7:41 AM, Alan Hoenig wrote:
> Good morning, Herb!
>
> Here is a very short file which illustrates the problem:
>
> %%% Start of test file
> \def\testfonti{STKaiti}% a `large' font; 32493 characters
> \def\testfontii{Kaiti SC Bold}% a `small' font; 8535 characters
> \font\1 =
On Jul 29, 2012, at 1:00 PM, Stephen Moye wrote:
> On Jul 29, 2012, at 7:41 AM, Alan Hoenig wrote:
>
>> Good morning, Herb!
>>
>> Here is a very short file which illustrates the problem:
>>
>> %%% Start of test file
>> \def\testfonti{STKaiti}% a `large' font; 32493 characters
>> \def\testfont
Am 29.07.2012 um 19:33 schrieb Stephen Moye:
> Odder still is that, apparently, the embedding rights flag is not being
> honored.
Because xdvipdfmx is not strictly obeying the law. XeTeX does not care which
flags are set in the font, it just creates an XDV file with references to the
fonts us
