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ttfautohint 0.96 ---------------- by Werner Lemberg <wl@gnu.org> This project provides a library which takes a TrueType font as the input, removes its bytecode instructions (if any), and returns a new font where all glyphs are bytecode hinted using the information given by FreeType's autohinting module. The idea is to provide the excellent quality of the autohinter on platforms which don't use FreeType. The library has a single API function, `TTF_autohint'; see `lib/ttfautohint.h' for a detailed description. Note that the library itself won't get installed currently. A command-line interface to the library is the `ttfautohint' program; after compilation and installation, say ttfautohint --help for usage information, or say man ttfautohint to read its manual page. A GUI to the library is `ttfautohintGUI'; it uses the Qt4 framework. The compilation of this application can be disabled with the `--without-qt' configuration option. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- New in 0.96: * Option `--components' has been replaced with `--composites': By default, the components of a composite glyph are now hinted separately, since tests has shown that this gives good results in most cases. If this option is set, however, the composite glyph itself gets hinted (and the hints of the components are ignored). An unfortunate side effect is that ttfautohint's option `-c' (which stays as a shorthand for `--composites') now does exactly the opposite as in previous releases. * Older versions of Monotype's `iType' bytecode interpreter have a serious bug: The DIV instruction rounds the result, while the correct operation is truncation. This caused `exploding characters' with fonts hinted by ttfautohint. Since many printers contain this rasterizer without any possibility to update to a non-buggy version, ttfautohint now contains work-arounds to circumvent the problem. * Better support for glyphs where some points have almost the same position (for example glyph `Oslash' in font `Roboto-Thin'). * Better support for glyphs which use explicit `on' points around round extrema.