textbullet in Same font
If I use any font as my base font, e.g., AGaramond, then if I use the tag textbullet then the bullet should come from AGaramond family only, how can I achieve this. Note that I am using MikTeX V2.9 and converted fonts from OTF to MikTeX compatibility using autoinst option.
Hope this may not require MWE, if requires I'll post it...
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If I use any font as my base font, e.g., AGaramond, then if I use the tag textbullet then the bullet should come from AGaramond family only, how can I achieve this. Note that I am using MikTeX V2.9 and converted fonts from OTF to MikTeX compatibility using autoinst option.
Hope this may not require MWE, if requires I'll post it...
fonts symbols
edited 6 hours ago
David Carlisle
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MadyYuviMadyYuvi
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Please add an compilable short code resulting in your issue (you should know with your reputation :-( )
– Kurt
6 hours ago
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you mention you are using miktex but that's not relevant really (texlive would be the same) I assume (but you don't say) that you are using pdftex. (Is there any reason not to use luatex or xetex if you are using OTF fonts, as then you could just use • directly.
– David Carlisle
6 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle I am using LaTeX, dvips and ps2pdf to generate the output, as I need to generate using some specific Distiller options, e.g., need to incorporate the Sheridan options in PDF file...
– MadyYuvi
5 hours ago
You just need to make sure you have a TS1 encoded version of your font
– David Carlisle
4 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle Oops...sorry, I am using T1 fontencoding not TS1, I missed to mention it in my post...
– MadyYuvi
4 hours ago
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If I use any font as my base font, e.g., AGaramond, then if I use the tag textbullet then the bullet should come from AGaramond family only, how can I achieve this. Note that I am using MikTeX V2.9 and converted fonts from OTF to MikTeX compatibility using autoinst option.
Hope this may not require MWE, if requires I'll post it...
fonts symbols
edited 6 hours ago
David Carlisle
486k4111221866
asked 6 hours ago
MadyYuviMadyYuvi
2,202311
If I use any font as my base font, e.g., AGaramond, then if I use the tag textbullet then the bullet should come from AGaramond family only, how can I achieve this. Note that I am using MikTeX V2.9 and converted fonts from OTF to MikTeX compatibility using autoinst option.
Hope this may not require MWE, if requires I'll post it...
fonts symbols
fonts symbols
edited 6 hours ago
David Carlisle
486k4111221866
asked 6 hours ago
MadyYuviMadyYuvi
2,202311
edited 6 hours ago
David Carlisle
486k4111221866
asked 6 hours ago
MadyYuviMadyYuvi
2,202311
edited 6 hours ago
David Carlisle
486k4111221866
edited 6 hours ago
David Carlisle
486k4111221866
edited 6 hours ago
David Carlisle
486k4111221866
486k4111221866
asked 6 hours ago
MadyYuviMadyYuvi
2,202311
asked 6 hours ago
MadyYuviMadyYuvi
2,202311
asked 6 hours ago
MadyYuviMadyYuvi
2,202311
2,202311
1
Please add an compilable short code resulting in your issue (you should know with your reputation :-( )
– Kurt
6 hours ago
1
you mention you are using miktex but that's not relevant really (texlive would be the same) I assume (but you don't say) that you are using pdftex. (Is there any reason not to use luatex or xetex if you are using OTF fonts, as then you could just use • directly.
– David Carlisle
6 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle I am using LaTeX, dvips and ps2pdf to generate the output, as I need to generate using some specific Distiller options, e.g., need to incorporate the Sheridan options in PDF file...
– MadyYuvi
5 hours ago
You just need to make sure you have a TS1 encoded version of your font
– David Carlisle
4 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle Oops...sorry, I am using T1 fontencoding not TS1, I missed to mention it in my post...
– MadyYuvi
4 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
1
Please add an compilable short code resulting in your issue (you should know with your reputation :-( )
– Kurt
6 hours ago
1
you mention you are using miktex but that's not relevant really (texlive would be the same) I assume (but you don't say) that you are using pdftex. (Is there any reason not to use luatex or xetex if you are using OTF fonts, as then you could just use • directly.
– David Carlisle
6 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle I am using LaTeX, dvips and ps2pdf to generate the output, as I need to generate using some specific Distiller options, e.g., need to incorporate the Sheridan options in PDF file...
– MadyYuvi
5 hours ago
You just need to make sure you have a TS1 encoded version of your font
– David Carlisle
4 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle Oops...sorry, I am using T1 fontencoding not TS1, I missed to mention it in my post...
– MadyYuvi
4 hours ago
1
1
Please add an compilable short code resulting in your issue (you should know with your reputation :-( )
– Kurt
6 hours ago
Please add an compilable short code resulting in your issue (you should know with your reputation :-( )
– Kurt
6 hours ago
1
1
you mention you are using miktex but that's not relevant really (texlive would be the same) I assume (but you don't say) that you are using pdftex. (Is there any reason not to use luatex or xetex if you are using OTF fonts, as then you could just use • directly.
– David Carlisle
6 hours ago
you mention you are using miktex but that's not relevant really (texlive would be the same) I assume (but you don't say) that you are using pdftex. (Is there any reason not to use luatex or xetex if you are using OTF fonts, as then you could just use • directly.
– David Carlisle
6 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle I am using LaTeX, dvips and ps2pdf to generate the output, as I need to generate using some specific Distiller options, e.g., need to incorporate the Sheridan options in PDF file...
– MadyYuvi
5 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle I am using LaTeX, dvips and ps2pdf to generate the output, as I need to generate using some specific Distiller options, e.g., need to incorporate the Sheridan options in PDF file...
– MadyYuvi
5 hours ago
You just need to make sure you have a TS1 encoded version of your font
– David Carlisle
4 hours ago
You just need to make sure you have a TS1 encoded version of your font
– David Carlisle
4 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle Oops...sorry, I am using T1 fontencoding not TS1, I missed to mention it in my post...
– MadyYuvi
4 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle Oops...sorry, I am using T1 fontencoding not TS1, I missed to mention it in my post...
– MadyYuvi
4 hours ago
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T1 encoding does not have a bullet, so in that case you need to use the TS1 symbol companion font encoding (which textbullet will do by default) so you just need to ensure that you have a TS1 encoded subset of your OTF font.
Alternatively you could use LY1 encoding instead of TS1 in which case there is a bullet, which again textbullet will use by default.
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T1 encoding does not have a bullet, so in that case you need to use the TS1 symbol companion font encoding (which textbullet will do by default) so you just need to ensure that you have a TS1 encoded subset of your OTF font.
Alternatively you could use LY1 encoding instead of TS1 in which case there is a bullet, which again textbullet will use by default.
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T1 encoding does not have a bullet, so in that case you need to use the TS1 symbol companion font encoding (which textbullet will do by default) so you just need to ensure that you have a TS1 encoded subset of your OTF font.
Alternatively you could use LY1 encoding instead of TS1 in which case there is a bullet, which again textbullet will use by default.
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T1 encoding does not have a bullet, so in that case you need to use the TS1 symbol companion font encoding (which textbullet will do by default) so you just need to ensure that you have a TS1 encoded subset of your OTF font.
Alternatively you could use LY1 encoding instead of TS1 in which case there is a bullet, which again textbullet will use by default.
answered 4 hours ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
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T1 encoding does not have a bullet, so in that case you need to use the TS1 symbol companion font encoding (which textbullet will do by default) so you just need to ensure that you have a TS1 encoded subset of your OTF font.
Alternatively you could use LY1 encoding instead of TS1 in which case there is a bullet, which again textbullet will use by default.
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Please add an compilable short code resulting in your issue (you should know with your reputation :-( )
– Kurt
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you mention you are using miktex but that's not relevant really (texlive would be the same) I assume (but you don't say) that you are using pdftex. (Is there any reason not to use luatex or xetex if you are using OTF fonts, as then you could just use • directly.
– David Carlisle
6 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle I am using LaTeX, dvips and ps2pdf to generate the output, as I need to generate using some specific Distiller options, e.g., need to incorporate the Sheridan options in PDF file...
– MadyYuvi
5 hours ago
You just need to make sure you have a TS1 encoded version of your font
– David Carlisle
4 hours ago
@DavidCarlisle Oops...sorry, I am using T1 fontencoding not TS1, I missed to mention it in my post...
– MadyYuvi
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