On 13:18 Sun 10 Apr , Peter Karlsson wrote: ... > This seems to work for me (I haven't checked _thouroughly_)... > > >http://www.mathe-online.at , e.g. > >http://www.mathe-online.at/mathint/diff2/i.html#Fraktal > > This site seems a bit weird (or maybe I'm not familiar with the > mathematics on this page); the 'f(x)=S with limits n=0 to infinity (weird > symbol, a double stroked Y)?
The symbols are truly weird... However this is a translation problem, because in Windows/Mozilla this will give you a normal SUM-symbol with correct parameters. > > A google turned up: > > https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=133709 > https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=128153#c90 > > Have you enabled the symbol font in the 'fontEncoding.properties'? > > ----------------------------------------------------- > '/usr/lib/mozilla/res/fonts/fontEncoding.properties': > > # Symbol font > encoding.symbol.ttf = Adobe-Symbol-Encoding > encoding.symbol.ftcmap = mac_roman > ----------------------------------------------------- Thx. I already tried that (cause Google is my friend), but it didn't help. After doing some hours of research, I discovered that there is no Type1 font encoded to render ISO-8859-1 symbols. Therefore ISO-10646 is used to translate the symbols. That causes partial wrong rendering. I found a nice document: http://silas.psfc.mit.edu/tth/symfontconfig.html , which exactly explains the complication. There is also a script provided ( http://silas.psfc.mit.edu/tth/symfontconfig.tar.gz ), which solves the problem. Now all mathematical symbols are displayed right and I am happy. Maybe I should write a bug-report or something.. > > HTH. > > Herzlichen Gruesschen! > > Peter K <german> Gruesse zurueck :) </german> - Gerald -- [email protected] mailing list
