- From: Irene VATTON <Irene.Vatton@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2000 16:07:30 +0200
- To: "Wim de Vries" <w.vries@elsevier.nl>
- cc: "Amaya Dev list" <www-amaya-dev@w3.org>
> Dear all, > As you know, the goal of the STIX project is to deliver a comprehensive set of > free fonts (appr. 2000 symbols). > Still, STIX has not yet started the actual development, but we at Elsevier > Science (STIX member) wend a bit ahead and we developed some 900 symbols in TT > and Type1 for 'standard' use (that is: for non-TeX applications). This Elsevier > set will be part of the final STIX set. > Like the final STIX set, this intermediary Elsevier set is, and will remain > completely free for every kind of use and distribution (so you might want to > distribute them with Amaya). > We are trying to get as much as possible feedback from all MathML software > developers. > So, we would appreciate it if you could have a look at the set or even test it > in Amaya and give us your feed-back. Your input will be important for further > requirements and changes. We had a very quick look at your fonts. We only tested that Amaya was able to load them. We need to do more for giving you a more complete feed-back. We intend to built a prototype of Amaya (perhaps on Linux platforms only) using your fonts for the MathML conference, but we have first to prepare a new public release. > > We made some initial decisions in the development process and wonder if that > would be problematic for implementation/use in Amaya. They are: > - Metrics: are they OK? It too early to answer today. > - Non-UNICODE (because not all symbols were accepted by the UTC; same for pieced > symbols): should we already change to UNICODE at this time? That could be more comfortable for us, but it's also possible to adapt the mapping. > - Number/sizes of pieced symbols: are they sufficient? It's okay for the moment. > You can find the font set at: ftp://ftp.elsevier.nl/pub/styles/esstix/esstix.zip I got it. > > Thanks. > > With kind regards, > > W(im) S. de Vries LL M > Information Structure Technologist > Electronic Production Department > Elsevier Science NL > tel. (+31) 20 4852733 > fax (+31) 20 4852812 > > Sara Burgerhartstraat 25 > 1055 KV Amsterdam > The Netherlands > -- Irene.
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