word 2016 for mac change footnotes from roman numberals to arabic

#WORD 2016 FOR MAC CHANGE FOOTNOTES FROM ROMAN NUMBERALS TO ARABIC WINDOWS#

improved Hebrew glyphs and mark to base positioning Added A.alt as a test of a more organic A T, Z changes to the serifs and more organic shape Linespacing-field 0-> 180 (at first only in Libertine Regular for testing)

#WORD 2016 FOR MAC CHANGE FOOTNOTES FROM ROMAN NUMBERALS TO ARABIC WINDOWS#

Bug #3012358: Line spacing problem on windows photoshop. Substituted by the relating small capital forms Bug #3004241: opentype substitution -> f.short and dotlessi will now be Bug #3014435: y.alt adapted to new glyph form and added to opentype Bug #3019031: emacron with wrong accent (mark instead of base) z more organic shape an better grey value public domain and creative commons sign added Libertine stemwidth put into perspective: Regular (80) - Semibold (110) - Bold Initials created (Display Glyphs with fine external contour) in range A-Z + some accented glyphs from latin1 encodingĬhanges to (unpublished) version 4.8.0 ()Ģ01009 complete redesign of Libertine BoldĪll common letters are now further embolded. Additions to the Biolinum Keyboard: Mouse-Symbols (two and three button mice with emphasized one and two finger-click) Thanks to Zoltan you may eventually find them on too. WOFF (Web Open Font Format) => you will always find a recent copy to link with your websites at: New style of the Libertine Regular for high grades (16pt upwards): Libertine Regular Display It is now more dynamically moving in the vertical stem. m, n, p, r => improvements in upper left serif. This bug caused that these styles could not be installed or used parallely with each other.Īgain a lot of improvements, just mentioning the most obvious: TrueType Package: Corrected missing style information for LinBiolinum_aS.ttf - LinBiolinum_aSI.ttf Libertine R: inferior and superiors: n, r, m, t, u, v, w, p, improvements and design adaptation Bug ID: 3310598 corrected (unicode placement of inferior glyphs uni2095-uni209c) Semibold style are now recognized as part of the Libertine or Biolinum Family. This bug caused that bold italic was used as italic style on some systems. Corrected style information for Libertine and Biolinum styles (bug 3307966). Added missing ligatures and/or removed ligature information from the liga-gsub list.ĭone for Libertine Bold, BoldItalic, Italic

In this way I got, for example, many corrections for the Russion charakters lately, what resulted in an enormous improvement of the cyrillic alphabet in LinuxLibertine (thanks alot for your help, once again!). Get into contact with me, if you have something to correct. A few accented charakters or non-latin-charakters are probably not the style native users would prefer (even Unicode-Standards sometimes aren't).

Therefore the letters do look differently on screen! If you want to see how it might look printed, choose at least 600% zoom. Please do not forget, that Hinting changes the letterforms to fit the screen pixels. You may want to try the OTF-files instead of TTF to achieve a better displaytion.

Please note that Hinting isn't always the best way for rendering on screen (especially on Linux-systems). Hinting is still not perfect (you will find hinting faults that deform glyphs in an ugly way but this effetcs just the screen - not printing) use the bug tracking system on sourceforge (see linuxlibertine.sf.net -> bugtracker) If you want to report bugs please decide if you want to:

Word 2016 for mac change footnotes from roman numberals to arabic