--- On Thu, 4/19/12, Paul Ambos <pambos@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > That is the confusion: "pitch" > is a horizontal -- not vertical -- > measurement of fonts, usually expressed in characters per > inch. Some > typesetting programs (but not XyWrite) can adjust the pitch > (as opposed to > character width) by inserting microspacing between the > letters. And this can be confused with kerning, which I think Xy never had. (I don't know about Nota Bene, which I have just begun to use -- mainly for printing out things where Xy would have no easily accessible solution for recent model printers or their being connected via USB.) Jordan