Am 06.01.2011 um 19:57 schrieb William Voelker:
could it be that I'm making a mistake by using \setromanfont in the
\memo command, and should instead use another command?
Yes. The \set*font commands can only be used once.
\setromanfont[Ligatures=Common]{Bergamo Std}
\renewcommand\textit{\setromanfont[Ligatures=Common]{Bergamo Std
Italic}}
The second line is not necessary, fontspec has some heuristics built-
in to request the italic variant of an upright font. If it fails, you
might use:
\setsansfont[UprightFont={HelveticaNeue-Light},
BoldFont={HelveticaNeue-Bold}, BoldItalic={HelveticaNeue-BoldItalic},
ItalicFont={HelveticaNeue-LightItalic}]{Helvetica Neue}
\newfontfamily\cjkfont[ItalicFont=HiraKakuPro-
W3,ItalicFeatures={RawFeature=+ital},BoldItalicFont=HiraKakuPro-
W6,BoldItalicFeatures={RawFeature=+ital},BoldFont={HiraMinPro-W6}]
{HiraMinPro-W3}
Here you can see that \newfontfamily is the command to create a new
family of fonts, so the following two lines from your document are
wrong, in two ways:
\newcommand\bbold{\setromanfont[Ligatures=Common]{Bergamo Std Bold}}
\newcommand\memo{\setromanfont[Scale=MatchLowercase]{Arial Unicode
MS}}
The second way is that *every time* you use \bbold{} or \memo{},
assuming you were using the correct \newfontfamily instead of
\setromanfont, you would create the same family of fonts one more
time. It's better to declare the font first and then use some command
that uses the font declaration:
\setromanfont{Lucida Bright}
\setsansfont{Lucida Sans}
\setmonofont{Lucida Sans Typewriter}
\newfontface\slanted[RawFeature={slant=0.194}]{Lucida Bright}
\DeclareRobustCommand{\textsl}[1]{{\slanted #1}} % all \textsl{} ->
Lucida Bright
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