On Thursday 07 November 2002 17:17, Thomas Dodd wrote:
> >2. When you use ttmkfdir -m 100 you get a lot more fonts since some some
> > of the strange fonts do not have a full character set. Is this a good
> > idea? When mkfontscale is "ready" to replace ttmkfdir, what will be done
> > about this capability or will all be listed even those that are a bit
> > sparse?
>
> From the mkfontscale man page:
>
> -f <fuzz> Set the fraction of characters that may be missing in large
> encodings to <fuzz> percent. Defaults to 2%.
>
> Looks like the -a option from ttmkfdir, which also defaults to 2%.
Mmmm ... I read the man page also:
−f encoding
add encoding to the list of forced encodings.
Where is the "fuzz"?
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