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AleCes
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Fraktur-compliant fonts

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Hy there,
Do you know some Fraktur-compliant fonts?
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localghost
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Fraktur-compliant fonts

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Try yfrak from the yfonts bundle.


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AleCes
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Fraktur-compliant fonts

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I suppose they do support Fraktur compulsory ligatures?
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What about reading the manual?
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AleCes
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Re: Fraktur-compliant fonts

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:? Sorry, I didn't mean to be impolite :cry:
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I just pointed out the best source of information.
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AleCes
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Fraktur-compliant fonts

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OK, no problem, 8-) ! I just read the documentation of both fonts, and as I suspected, they use proprietary renderings, not Unicode compliant. Which means a hell of troubles if I have to convert back or convert to plain text. What I'd like to do is using a font that uses OpenType ligatures, that I can turn on through fontspec.
Did I make myself clear enough?
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If you want a Unicode font for use with XeLaTeX, then maybe something at the UniFraktur site could help?
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AleCes
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Re: Fraktur-compliant fonts

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Thank you, that's what I was looking for!
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AleCes
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Fraktur-compliant fonts

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OK, first problem:
Can I get Latex to automatically display all non-terminal s as long s? It's mandatory in Fraktur!
Thank you!
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