- From: <Irene.Vatton@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1999 17:27:22 +0100
- To: "Wim de Vries" <w.vries@elsevier.nl>
- cc: "Amaya Dev list" <www-amaya-dev@w3.org>
Hi, We would be very lucky to have free available fonts for mathematics symbols. As you know we have two different platform families and so two different fonts managements: one based on the X technology and one based on the Windows technology. At the same time we're currently investigating the Unicode support and the GTK interface. I guess you plan to deliver Unicode fonts? In-reply-to: Your message of Wed, 24 Nov 1999 13:01:31 +0100." <001801bf3673$a5872660$26012491@elsevier.nl> > Dear all, > First let me congratulate you with your excellent browser/editor. Thanks to > Amaya we were able to start 'prototype'-tagging MathML in one of products! > About the fonts: > The STIX working group is developing free fonts containing 2000 symbols for > scientific publishing. STIX is part of STIPUB, a group of leading publishers in > the field STM publishing (ACS, AIP, AMS APS, Elsevier Science and IEEE). The > goal is to get rid of all the (propriety) copyright hassles for authors and > publishers. The STIX fonts will be freely available for everybody. > I am the representative of Elsevier Science within STIX. Elsevier Science has > already started with the development of app. 900 of the 2000 fonts. > Our font developer needs input from you - that is MathML browser/editor > developers - about the best way to define the font specifications for your > 'rendering machine'. At this moment we are stuck because we do not know how some > of the symbols will used in your browser/editor. > Could you please contact us ASAP. > > With kind regards, > > W(im) S. de Vries LL M > Publishing Technology Researcher > Information Technology & Business Development > Elsevier Science NL > tel. (+31) 20 4852733 > fax (+31) 20 4852812 > > Sara Burgerhartstraat 25 > 1055 KV Amsterdam > The Netherlands > Irene.
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