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From: Jens-Olaf Lindermann <j.lindermann@fu-berlin.de>
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Subject: Re: aunclfamily and fontspec
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2024 02:33:09 +0200
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Maybe I should have mentioned, that indeed I have read the documentation 
of auncial, and having tried to solve the problem alone in many ways like

\textuncl{text} or \aunclfamily{}, also having put the [B1]{fontenc} 
package.

This would have given a bunch of MWEs. And yes, the files b1enc.def, 
b1cmr.fd and TeXB1.enc are in my texlive directory too. But never mind: 
I have realized the task with the package uncial (not the uncial A I 
want but alas – I have to edit a Latin text.

PS: If you have one day a question about a Latin phrase or problem in 
old Greek, feel free to ask me – I will certainly not insist that you 
have to learn Latin first (on my level naturally).


> I'm always again surprised how many people nowadays ignore the
> documentation of a package. I suggest that you do texdoc auncial and
> then read section 2. (Put the fontenc command then before fontspec,
> to avoid side-effects on the main text encoding.)
> 
> 
> 

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