Adobe, Inc.

Rahul Jain

Douglas A Waterfall

Sameer Manuja

Anil Ahuja

Shailja Gupta

Pooja Lnu

Vadim Furman

Techniques are disclosed for replicating the appearance of typographical attributes and text adornments in digital publications. Content in a fixed layout format is converted into a standard digital publication format by applying a &#x3c;span&#x3e; tag to each word of the content. Each &#x3c;span&#x3e; tag includes a CSS letter spacing attribute that is calculated based on the effective width of each glyph forming the word in the fixed layout format, and the default width of the same glyph in the digital publication format. In this manner, the corresponding word is rendered in approximately the same space in both the fixed layout and digital publication formats.

Replicating the appearance of typographical attributes by adjusting letter spacing of glyphs in digital publications

Techniques are disclosed for filtering a list of fonts based on the criteria that each font in the resulting filter supports every single glyph in an arbitrary array of glyphs. The array of glyphs may include one or more glyphs and can be, for example, user-defined (e.g., based on a user content selection within a given document, or entries made on a configuration page) and/or defined by a selected digital document or folder system (where only fonts that support all glyphs used within that entire document or folder system are listed). The techniques can be implemented, for instance, in digital content generation/editing systems that allow for a variety of different fonts and glyphs to be used. In any such cases, the system can be configured to allow for viewing a filtered font list, such that each and every glyph of interest is supported by each font presented in the list.

Filtering fonts based on a selection of glyphs

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New Delhi, India

Rahul Jain