AleCes

Hi georgd! I'm sorry I'm not really into typographical terminology, but if you mean that it should look like a sans-serif g, like the one I see in the box...

Hi georgd! All of Macedonian glyphs and all of Serbian glyphs should go into the locl of the respective language, that's for certain. BUT in Serbian, ONLY in Serbian there...

Hi As far as SHA is concerned, salt/hist ONLY in combination with SRB>locl, otherwise salt/hist alone is bad: if I'm typesetting, say Russian text, a Serbian shape for an Italic...

As far as salt is concerned: OK, but so what's the difference with aalt? As far as "variants covering 16th to 20th" century, I repeat I don't know of any...

Quote: my usage of Opentype features is restricted to XeLaTeX/LuaLaTeX So do I, I only use XeLaTeX, I told you that, but as far as my (limited) knowledge goes, fontspec...

OK, I've read the fontspec manual pag. 27. Now that I know how it works (sorry for my ignorance, I'm a basic user, I just tend to stick with basic...

Open-Type features "smell of secret wisdom" because there is no mainstream software support for them, apart from Firefox 4, but anyway you're not going to typeset text in Firefox, I...