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> - \longimage, \longoriginal as in Lucida would be nice to have, this can be constructed on macro level good idea; I will add that > - U2A3C INTERIOR PRODUCT would be very welcome, too I don't know by heart what 2A3C is; please be patient :-) > - can mtpro2.sty be extended in such a way that amsma...

> - the glyph names in the symbol fonts (e.g., mt2syt.pfb) are completely off. If the glyphs followed http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/opentype/index_glyph.html , a pdf can be searched by AR as well as Google. (STIX will most probably follow this naming scheme) > - the paper format of guid...

Am 03.03.2006 um 14:41 schrieb Michael Zedler: > a few comments about MTProII: > - \longimage, \longoriginal as in Lucida would be nice to have, this can be constructed on macro level > - U2A3C INTERIOR PRODUCT would be very welcome, too > - can mtpro2.sty be extended in such a way that amsmath's ca...

MathTimeProfessional II v0.994 beta testing. Changes since v0.991: Added \circdashbullet and \bulletdashcirc as new symbols , in all three sizes, in both the regular, bold, and heavy symbol fonts. New font files were added, and the mtp macros and documentation were updated. LaTeX version changes: \c...

There is a good article on this by Walter Schmidt at http://tug.org/pracjourn/2006-1/index.html

Dear Beta Testers, Please use this forum to send any feedback or questions during beta testing. Bookmark this page in your web browser for easy reference. The forum will be monitored by the font designer, Michael Spivak, and the LaTeX macro developer, Walter Schmidt. To send a message, click the new...

A comment from the font designer: Concerning kerning of uppercase letters, it is true that the Lucida Bright capitals are fit rather tightly. This goes back to the origins of the design for magazine typography (Scientific American). For ALL CAPITAL setting, my recommendation would be to add a little...

The Lucida(R) fonts and the lucimatx macros were first released by PCTeX in mid-December 2005. The Lucida fonts are licensed from Bigelow & Holmes and the lucimatx macros were developed for PCTeX by Walter Schmidt. For more information see http://pctex.com/Lucida_Fonts.html This forum is for pub...

The MTPro LaTeX and plain macros are currently at version 4. PCTeX will send you a set of updated macro files. If any other MTPro license holders would like an update, send a note to sales@pctex.com.