I sent this message last week. ********************************************************************* Hello I know that I disturb a lot this list, please forgive me. I tried to install a new mac. I donwloaded mactex (2008) I installed lucida fons in ~/Library/texmf/ then I typed "sudo mktexlsr" and "sudo updmap-sys --enable Map lucida.map" in terminal All is fine with plain TeX, I can use my lucida fonts. I copied all my afm and pfb files in a directory then I typed "texfont --fontroot=/Users/Ericd/library/texmf --ve=bh -- co=lucida --ma --in --expert" from this directory in terminal. (don't understand the --ma --in -- expert things) It made a lot of job, map files, tfm files. The texnansi-bh-lucida test file seems to work (it's a long task, I only asked to show LucidaBright). BUT \usetypescript[lucida][texnansi] \setupbodyfont[lucida,10pt] doesn' show me Lucida in my pdf. What did I do wrong ? ********************************************************************* Since I installed mactex 2006 and it went right (but cmr is uggly, there are not any ligature, first is written rst) The same happens to my main computer : I use mactex 2007, everything goes well ; I tried to install mactex 2008 and, again, the lucida fonts are replaced by computer modern (or latin modern ?) All my fonts afm, tfm and so on are local, in the ~/Library/texmf folder. I wish to install mactex 2007 : where can I find it ?
Hi Eric, Eric DÉTREZ wrote:
I sent this message last week.
I am pushing this message up for you just so someone else can have a look at it. But there is one thing I can say for sure: texfont does not create a typescript for you (it predates typescripts) so you (or someone) have to create that from the information in the texnansi-bh-lucida test file. Best wishes, Taco
********************************************************************* Hello
I know that I disturb a lot this list, please forgive me.
I tried to install a new mac.
I donwloaded mactex (2008) I installed lucida fons in ~/Library/texmf/ then I typed "sudo mktexlsr" and "sudo updmap-sys --enable Map lucida.map" in terminal All is fine with plain TeX, I can use my lucida fonts.
I copied all my afm and pfb files in a directory then I typed "texfont --fontroot=/Users/Ericd/library/texmf --ve=bh -- co=lucida --ma --in --expert" from this directory in terminal. (don't understand the --ma --in -- expert things) It made a lot of job, map files, tfm files. The texnansi-bh-lucida test file seems to work (it's a long task, I only asked to show LucidaBright).
BUT \usetypescript[lucida][texnansi] \setupbodyfont[lucida,10pt] doesn' show me Lucida in my pdf.
What did I do wrong ? ********************************************************************* Since I installed mactex 2006 and it went right (but cmr is uggly, there are not any ligature, first is written rst) The same happens to my main computer : I use mactex 2007, everything goes well ; I tried to install mactex 2008 and, again, the lucida fonts are replaced by computer modern (or latin modern ?) All my fonts afm, tfm and so on are local, in the ~/Library/texmf folder.
I wish to install mactex 2007 : where can I find it ?
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On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 10:23 AM, Taco Hoekwater
Hi Eric,
Eric DÉTREZ wrote:
I sent this message last week.
I am pushing this message up for you just so someone else can have a look at it. But there is one thing I can say for sure: texfont does not create a typescript for you (it predates typescripts) so you (or someone) have to create that from the information in the texnansi-bh-lucida test file.
The problem is already solved. Wolfgang
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Wolfgang Schuster