How to control variant of digits for a given font?

Is it possible to control style of digits for a given font? In the following example 2nd, 3rd and 4th lines print old style digits. How to get linear digits for these fonts?

Style["abcxyz=0.123456789"]
Style["abcxyz=0.123456789", FontFamily -> "Cambria"]
Style["abcxyz=0.123456789", FontFamily -> "Constantia"]
Style["abcxyz=0.123456789", FontFamily -> "Corbel"]


Note that the fonts used in this example come with Microsoft Windows.

UPFATE: As indicated by Mr. Wizard, a solution is given in Accessing figure style (oldstyle or lining) of TrueType fonts .

But actually I want to use fonts with default OldStyle digits (e.g. Consolas or Corbel) for Ticks in Plot and similar routimes but I need Lining digits in the ticks instead of OldStyle. How to do that?

• Can you provide evidence that these fonts contain both sets of glyphs? Some fonts have both, while others have only one. – Mr.Wizard Aug 15 '16 at 8:20
• In any case this appears to be a duplicate of (88733) – Mr.Wizard Aug 15 '16 at 8:31
• @Mr.Wizard: I am pretty sure of it. I am using these fonts with LaTeX where it is quite easy ti switch between old-style in linear digits. – Igor Kotelnikov Aug 15 '16 at 8:52
• I am unable to find them. The closest I see are the subscript and superscript digits, e.g. Style["₀₁₂₃₄₅₆₇₈₉", FontFamily -> "Constantia", FontSize -> 24] (I am not sure how that will appear here.) If you feel that your question is substantively different from the question linked above please edit it to clarify how it is so; otherwise I shall mark it as a duplicate. On a personal note: Mathematica is sadly lacking in advanced typesetting controls; you are better off using $\LaTeX$ for such things IMHO. – Mr.Wizard Aug 15 '16 at 8:59
• @Mr.Wizard: I extended my question. See update. – Igor Kotelnikov Aug 15 '16 at 12:46