What's new in Old Standard 2.2
Mar 1, 2012
- Latin Extended Additional (again, except Vietnamese and medievalist additions) for Bold and Italic.
- More punctuation characters, including New Testament critical signs.
- New implementation for the 'frac' feature: it is now possible to build any arbitrary fractions rather than just those available in Unicode in the precomposed form.
- SIL's Graphite rendering technologie is now supported. The features available are mostly the same as for OpenType, but there are some additions (in particular it is possible to render a Greek text with accents above capitals). The manual has also been changed to reflect the new functionality.
- Cosmetic glyph changes (foots/arms in Cyrillic 'Ka', 'Zhe', 'Ya' in particular).
- Added human-readable stylistic set names (US English only) and style (sub-family) names in a few additional languages.
- The fonts are now available also in the WOFF format to simplify embedding into web pages.