Re: SVG to PNG

What kind of logic does the type.mgk follow? How do I make sure, that when
<include file="type-solaris.mgk" />
is placed into type.mgk is evaluated?
I observed no effect by doing the above.

Am Mi., 18. Nov. 2020 um 15:12 Uhr schrieb Bob Friesenhahn <
[email protected]>:

> On Wed, 18 Nov 2020, Pro Turm wrote:
>
> > To mention the problem with Calibri appears for me on Linux (and would
> > probably appear on Windows, where MS Office is not installed).
> >
> >> it is possible to add your own type configuration file (prepared by
> hand)
> > and add an inclusion for it to type.mgk.
> > Here my problem with this: How could I map a font to another, using
> > type.mgk ? I would like to map Calibri to e.g. Carliot font ?
>
> Well, that seems pretty easy.  Obviously you need to have the font
> files which are similar to the font you want to emulate.  With the
> type mgk format, you can easily lie and assign 'name', 'fullname',
> 'family', 'style', and 'stretch' to any values you like.  The 'glyphs'
> definition needs to refer to the font file you want to use.
>
> Bob
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