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Sythetic fonts and compliance
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Tom Kacvinsky |
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Sythetic fonts and compliance |
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Wed, 19 Jul 2000 09:10:00 -0400 (EDT) |
I should have stated what my definition of compliance is:
if it is described in the Type 1 spec., and the font follows that
spec., then it is a Type 1 spec. compliant font.
Now, if Adobe has removed synthetic fonts from the Type 1 spec., I'll
eat my shorts.
Speaking of removal of stuff from the specification, hybrid fonts
haven't been removed, the last I checked, but Adobe no longer makes
hybrid fonts, or so I have heard. An example of a hybrid font is old
school Optima. The new school version uses flex hints to get away
from using two different sets of subrs/charstrings.
Tom
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