Re: Ligatures - or more so not ligatures
Re: Ligatures - or more so not ligatures
- Subject: Re: Ligatures - or more so not ligatures
- From: John Stiles <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 10:34:51 -0800
Interestingly, I have an affected version of Palatino on both my
Macs, and I have never installed OS 9 or specifically added any fonts
to either.
Where might this Palatino have come from?
On Jan 13, 2006, at 8:57 AM, Aki Inoue wrote:
The behavior is coming from old versions of Classic fonts like
Chicago designed for QDGX.
I have never heard of ProFont misbehaving.
You should be able to use newer versions that have fixes (ones
shipped with OS 9).
Aki
Hi there! (Especially Doug ;-) )
if you enter "o/" or "l/" in a standard textview then in certain
fonts (e.g. Chicago, Palatino, some version of the ProFont) it
will be merged to a striked-out o and striked-out l, although the
text in the textstorage is still o/ or l/. I turned of ligatures,
which had no effect. So what exactly is this behaviour and how can
i turn it off?
Best,
dom
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