Nils L

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teacher, historian of science, typophile. *TeX user since 2001. Switched to LuaLaTeX in 2010. TUG Germany member since 2007(?). Fighting bad typography since 1980.

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4h	revised	Using ConTeXts cow font with pdfTeX added 453 characters in body
4h	revised	Using ConTeXts cow font with pdfTeX edited title
4h	comment	Using ConTeXts cow font with pdfTeX that's right, there's no fd files in that package either. I don't think I'll become a passionate cowfont user, but I'm sure some people will appreciate your .sty and .fd files...
6h	comment	Using ConTeXts cow font with pdfTeX could you be more precise about the engine you want to use the fonts with? Your tags have ›context‹; the question you're referring to pertains to ›pdflatex‹; and your title has ›latex‹. I'm assuming it's good old pdflatex, but in that case I'd re-tag the question.
6h	answered	Using ConTeXts cow font with pdfTeX
1d	comment	different type areas on even/odd pages yep... a manual solution isn't going to be a problem, and can even be done out of the box, without `geometry` or anything.
1d	reviewed	Close english documentation of tkz-euclid
May 19	reviewed	Close Error finding callig15
May 19	revised	How to add cyrillic text to tikz image? added 126 characters in body
May 19	answered	How to add cyrillic text to tikz image?
May 18	reviewed	Close How can I generate some Latex output (equation) to be imported in MS Word?
May 18	comment	xelatex myriad pro l with apostrophe issue in pdfTeX, things like this were possible. Let's hope the `kerning` feature will be back in `microtype` for Xe/LuaLaTeX someday.
May 18	comment	Perfect Print and Screen Quality for completeness's sake, it should be added that not everyone will agree with the idea that »everything looks just a little better« when `microtype` is used by people who don't know what they're doing. typografi.org/justering/oppfatninger/syn_english.html
May 18	comment	Font size of some sections in toc smaller than others welcome to TeX.SE!
May 18	reviewed	No Action Needed Font size of some sections in toc smaller than others
May 17	reviewed	Close unicode char causing troubles within subfiles
May 16	awarded	Necromancer
May 15	revised	More than one width of a glyph in LaTeX or LuaLatex deleted 98 characters in body
May 15	comment	More than one width of a glyph in LaTeX or LuaLatex I'm afraid I'm having trouble understanding what exactly you're looking for. If it's OpenType glyph substitution, then I suggest you have a look at the fundamentals as described here, and, more generally (OpenType feature files), here. As for practical examples, there everywhere: behind every plain `f_i` ligature is an OpenType `SUB` rule: `substitute f i by f_i;`.
May 15	comment	More than one width of a glyph in LaTeX or LuaLatex you mean an example of what `microtype` does? Here's one. As for examples of what you have in mind, IIRC there are none (in the wild) -- see Torbjørn Eng's famous essay.