[Scribus] [scribus][contribution] ADF Fonts pack V1.03

[William F. Maddock]

-----Original Message-----
>From: "HARENDAL .h" <harendalh at hotmail.com>
>Sent: May 19, 2007 5:41 AM
>To: scribus at nashi.altmuehlnet.de
>Subject: Re: [Scribus] [scribus][contribution] ADF Fonts pack V1.03
>
>>From: Olivier FAURAX <olivier.faurax at laposte.net>
>
>>HARENDAL.h a ?crit :
>> > Find below the link to the last ADF fonts pack release V1.03,
>> > containing 60 fonts as starter pack.
>> > Read ADF_info file for d?tails.
>> > Link: http://perso.orange.fr/arkandis/ADF/ADFWeb.htm
>>
>>The font are very good ! Great work !
>
>**  I Hope. Realy, I hope. I prepare a new web site with special pages for 
>publication,
>links for HQ fonts, ADF fonts makeof and where find tools. About ADF fonts 
>make of:
>- PS-Type1 are edited with Manuitus 2.0 (a professionnal editor)
>- OTF are generated with FDK 1.6 from adobe developer kit, the same tools 
>use
>to produce there commercial fonts.
>- The TTF format need to be manipuled with many tools after conversion. The 
>aim
>for me is to obtain TTF format like... OTF! So the TTF format don't respect 
>strictly
>the Truetype specification... I don't know if this experimental makeof is 
>the
>good one. But TTF produced like that work very well in scribus or inkscape.
>
>> > PS: One more time... Sorry for my english.
>>
>>Il n'est pas interdit d'?crire en fran?ais :
>>http://wiki.scribus.net/index.php/L%27anglais_est-il_de_rigueur_sur_la_liste_de_discussion_%3F
>
>** Yes I know that :-). But, not only french courtesy, oblige me write in 
>English. First, it's the
>better way to be anderstand by a greater part of people. Second, it's a very 
>good exercice for
>me ;-)
>
>Good publication to all
>HARENDAL.h

I looked over the fonts, and I like them, but I would like to ask a favor (if it is practical to do): in the font families that have Small Caps (Titling, I think you call it), could you do the Small Caps in *ALL* weights, including the italic weights? That would be a great thing to have for use in my devotional writings, so that I would no longer need to fake Small Caps when writing, for example, "LORD" (having the "ORD" in Small Caps, is a traditional rendering when translating His Hebrew name).