Hi Ned,

	This fonts are very nice, since they are antialised but not fuzzy.
	There might be more choice available for the font sizes. As you said,
	Squeak's special characters are not mapped, and I found a third
	character which does not have a standard mapping : the character
	used to separate annotations in the browser's annotation pane.

	Romain


Le 23 mars 04, à 02:28, Ned Konz a écrit :

> The Freetype/2 fonts demo that I mentioned in an earlier [GOODIE] post  
> is now
> available via SqueakMap.
>
> SqueakMap page:
> http://map1.squeakfoundation.org/sm/account/package/e308b3cc-24f3 
> -4557-8db4-d71776bc8014/autoversion/1
>
> download:
> http://map1.squeakfoundation.org/sm/accountbyid/092daeeb-7a37-427f 
> -8afb-66bf2db74f98/files/FT2FontDemo2-nk.sar
>
> Please tell me what you think.
>
> From the version comment:
>
> I have fixed the truncated character bottoms and the lack of  
> understanding of
> emphasis.
>
> It should work in a recent (3.7a) Squeak image; I have only tried it  
> in a 5816
> image.
>
> Known issues include:
>
> * point sizes are actually pixel sizes; as a result the fonts here are  
> 72/96
> (or whatever resolution your monitor is) as big as they should be.
>
> * character encoding is not MacRoman (I think it's Latin-1).
>
> * caret (up-arrow) and underscore (left-arrow) are not re-mapped.
>
> Thanks again to Arjen van Elteren for sharing his work with the Squeak
> community!
>
> Enjoy,
> -- 
> Ned Konz
> http://bike-nomad.com/squeak/
>
>