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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_caps| Small Caps] are capital letters in the height of small letters. |
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_caps| Small Caps] are capital letters in the height of small letters. |
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LinuxLibertine O provides those small caps, but they have to be inserted as special characters. |
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==Illustrator== |
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Illustrator supports a very convenient method to insert special characters: The Glyphs. |
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You can find Glyphs at the "Top Navigation": "Type": "Glyphs. |
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These steps may help to get it: |
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* Make sure the cursor is within the textfield |
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* Open the glyphs |
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* Use the dropdown menu to chose "Small Capitals From Capitals" |
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* By double clicking on the letters of you choice they will get inserted |
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==Inkscape== |
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Unfortunatly Inkscape does not support such a convenient method, so you have to copy&paste it from another software. We think [http://utils.kde.org/projects/kcharselect| KCharSelect] is a nice (Open Source) Software for this purpose. KCharSelect offers a very convenient method to find and insert special characters. |
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Revision as of 14:11, 12 May 2010
Small Caps are capital letters in the height of small letters.
LinuxLibertine O provides those small caps, but they have to be inserted as special characters.
Illustrator
Illustrator supports a very convenient method to insert special characters: The Glyphs. You can find Glyphs at the "Top Navigation": "Type": "Glyphs.
These steps may help to get it:
- Make sure the cursor is within the textfield
- Open the glyphs
- Use the dropdown menu to chose "Small Capitals From Capitals"
- By double clicking on the letters of you choice they will get inserted
Inkscape
Unfortunatly Inkscape does not support such a convenient method, so you have to copy&paste it from another software. We think KCharSelect is a nice (Open Source) Software for this purpose. KCharSelect offers a very convenient method to find and insert special characters.