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Changelog:
- Version 7.0.2
- Fontspec files reworked to fully support slshape and scshape in
all text faces.
- Additional fontspec files for Mono-Regular+Book to cover the missing
Oblique Mono fonts.
- Some more kerning for upright partialdiff and some capital letters.
- Version 7.0.1
- Math kerning introduced for Latin Italic Math Capitals and Capital
Calligraphics with period and comma.
- Several metrics bug fixes.
- Version 7.0.0
- Added NewCMSansMath-Regular
- Sans letters used for math variables are a new design (and not the
original with a slant) so they really look as variables!
- NewCM mathbb/symbb symbols in Sans have been reworked to match the
Sans design in both style and wight.
- Same goes for mathcal/symcal letters.
- Math Kerning has been introduced in ALL math fonts to compensate for
bad spacing especially of the index of mathcal/symcal letters.
- Added ss06 and ss07 to be selected for auto middle beta and theta in Greek.
- The kerning of Greek Oblique block has been greatly improved;
"theorem" statements now look much better.
- testmath-newcm.tex/pdf has been added to the documentation from the
AMS bundle to showcase the new SansMath font.
Full changelog available at:
https://mirrors.rit.edu/CTAN/fonts/newcomputermodern/README
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