Re: [ft] [EXTERNAL] Re: Cyrillic TTF Font

[Dryden, Thomas]

I made the example with Rich Text, so what you saw was plain text.

It turns out, the underlying system was switching to a legacy, smaller font for 
the Cyrillic, which I didn't expect.

Thanks for your time,
-Thomas

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> I can't send a screenshot for legal reasons,

What?  Why?  This might be an issue if you are developing a new font that 
hasn't been released yet.  In all other cases, you would only send a bitmap 
representation of a few glyphs of an outline font...

> but here is an example of what I'm seeing using FreeType:
>
> Ветер скорость 300 миль / ч

What shall I see?  Using DejaVu, it looks like Cyrillic at the right size.

Sorry, with that little amount of information I can't help.


    Werner
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