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Hello, what is needed to get LM working with XeTeX? I've no success with such a minimal file (imagine utf8 encoding, which is not the case in this email): \startext à è ö € œ ± \stoptext Cheers, Peter -- http://pmrb.free.fr/contact/
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On 1/10/07, Peter Münster wrote:
Hello, what is needed to get LM working with XeTeX? I've no success with such a minimal file (imagine utf8 encoding, which is not the case in this email):
\startext à è ö € œ ± \stoptext
Just to answer what you have been asking for: \font\f="[lmroman12-regular]" \f But actualy this should be done properly (something that the LaTeX community already did): ConTeXt should choose OpenType version of LM by default when XeTeX is used. Mojca
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On 1/10/07, Peter Münster wrote:
Hello, what is needed to get LM working with XeTeX?
\font\f="[lmroman12-regular]" \f You can take a look at my naive example (I just replaced everything that came to my mind, but that's wrong). Of course, it doesn't work. It seems that low-level macros need some adaption for XeTeX ;) ! Font \*modern12ptrmtfrm*:=""[lmroman10-regular at 12.0pt"" not loadable: inst alled font not found. (Adam, where are you? ;) Mojca
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Peter Münster