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I normally use just the commands like this |
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I don't understand everything in the fontspec documentation either: I usually figure out one thing that works for me and just stick with that. My impression is that when a filename and no Path is given, fontspec will search in TeX's default search paths. I don't know much about TeX searching, but I know that the font file will always be found when it's in the same directory as your XeLaTeX source. Presumably the person who worked with your file put the Junicode files in the same directory and altered the source to reflect that. I see no reason not to put it back the way you had it before. |
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I don't understand everything in the fontspec documentation either: I usually figure out one thing that works for me and just stick with that. My impression is that when a filename and no Path is given, fontspec will search in TeX's default search paths. I don't know much about TeX searching, but I know that the font file will always be found when it's in the same directory as your XeLaTeX source. Presumably the person who worked with your file put the Junicode files in the same directory and altered the source to reflect that.
I see no reason not to put it back the way you had it before.