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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2010

Are virtual fonts obsolete?

from TUG 2010 – Zeeba TV · host Rivervalley Technologies

Boris Veytsman George Mason University, Fairfax, VA Play (27min) Download: MP4 | MP3 Virtual fonts (\vf) were created to address a shortcoming of \TeX{} fonts: each slot address occupied exactly one byte, so there were no more than 256 different characters per font.Later, when PostScript fonts got popular, \vf{} became the way of choice for integration […]

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