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Re: Hinting?
by renoX on Thursday 11/Jan/2007, @06:23

It isn't burning either, but if the issue is just with some fonts as said above, then you'd better use fonts which render correctly to really show-off your work: even when trying, it's hard to overcome the 'ugly font rendering' first impression to appreciate your work..

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Re: Hinting?
by Thomas Zander on Thursday 11/Jan/2007, @06:46

> then you'd better use fonts which render correctly to really
> show-off your work

You are right. I'll correct that right here and now.
I've been working with type years ago. Must have gotten rusty.

The one attached to this post better?

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Re: Hinting?
by renoX on Friday 12/Jan/2007, @04:18

Not really, this font is really weird: the 'u' is bigger than the 'm'..

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Re: Hinting?
by mactalla on Friday 12/Jan/2007, @06:32

I wouldn't say "not really" I'd say "yes!" Because it *is* better. It's not perfect, as you noted the 'u' is taller. Assuming that's not intended by the font, then it's less than perfect, but without the kerning issues.

Thanks Thomas and all the other KOffice devs, we really do appreciate your hard work!

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Re: Hinting?
by ruben on Friday 09/Feb/2007, @19:28

This font doesn't look *that* good. 'b' and 's' seem to have more space around them than some other letters.

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