Questions tagged [optical-size]
Tag optical-size is fine when you have questions about visual appearance or shortcomings of fonts. For physics related questions use optical instead.
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Garamond Premier Pro, optical sizes, XeLaTeX v. LuaLaTeX [closed]
Update: I upgraded to TeX Live 2013 and things have gotten slightly worse, see end of post for details.
I have Garamond Premier Pro and I'm trying to make sure my documents use all the appropriate ...
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Does XeLaTeX automatically select optical sizes for a given font, if available?
I've been intrigued by a great feature of XeLaTeX (perhaps it was already a feature of (La)TeX) for a long time -- its ability to automatically select the appropriate optical size of a font for a ...
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Adobe Fonts (formerly Typekit), LuaLaTeX, and Optical Sizes
I’ve been having trouble using fonts that make use of Optical Sizes from Adobe Fonts (formerly Typekit) in LuaLaTeX.
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As Adobe Fonts uses a clever injection mechanism to inject its ...
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Are optical sizes for digits missing in newtxmath?
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Drawing em-boxes at 3 different math styles to make comparison easier:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[scaled=1.1]{newtxtext}
\usepackage[scaled=1.1]{newtxmath}
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fontspec and EB Garamond: Cannot use EBGaramond12-Italic
I dowloaded EB Garamond from https://github.com/georgd/EB-Garamond/releases/tag/nightly and copied all fonts, .otf and .ttf to ~/.fonts/e
The typeface contains different font files for the optical ...
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Fontspec error: define optical sizes (XeLaTeX)
This is a cross-post to this Thread, as noone seemed to be able to solve the problem there. I will share solutions on both platforms.
When compiling the following MWE I receive this error:
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liabilities of web fonts for tex printing
The below expands on the themes briefly represented in a question from several years ago.
Historically, TeX and its descendants have distinguished themselves as being accessible to non-commercial ...
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