Atlant Schmidt wrote:
I'd appreciate your help and especially an example!
It sounds to me as if your best bet is to create a derived version of
the font file with characteristics better suited to you. The open source
program fontforge is a good starting point for such things, and leading
is a simple thing to change with it.
It might be possible to load the font into memory and modify the
in-memory copy but I doubt very much that this will be quick or easy let
alone portable.
You should be able to use CSS ( Qt style parameters ) to modify line
spacing and so on; such things are bread-and-butter of CSS anyway.
Overall Inter-character spacing changes are a part of CSS3 IIRC and Qt
may not honour such things, though you may be lucky. Modifying kerning
is harder, and probably best left for fontforge.
HTH
Ruth
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