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dotCooCoo 4882488145 Type: upright glyphs on a vertical path face the path's start
In vertical type on a path, every glyph was turned a quarter turn with
its top toward the path's end. An upright glyph's characters then read
backwards along the path, so a ligature's font caret other than its
middle did not line up with the glyph as drawn.

An upright glyph whose top faces the path's end now turns half a turn
about the centre of its cell, so its top faces the path's start. It
keeps the same stretch of the path. Glyphs lying on their side, and
upright glyphs that the Skew, 3D Ribbon and Stair Step effects already
turn this way on a path running to the left, are unchanged. The ligature
stops follow the top of the cell, so the caret, a click and the
selection meet the drawn caret line.
2026-11-08 23:51:42 +07:00
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