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Re: Unicode Fonts

From:Michael Poxon <m.poxon@...>
Date:Monday, March 18, 2002, 16:44
Yes - I had the same trouble with Font Creator. In the end a friend and I
figured out what to do. Unfortunately I didn't write the steps down! But
we're due to be having another try within the next few days. I do know at
least that you have to change the defaults in the dialog boxes within
[format>naming]. Just try playing around there for a while.
Mike
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jonathan Lipps" <jon832@...>
To: <CONLANG@...>
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 7:11 AM
Subject: Unicode Fonts


> As you might imagine, I'm having trouble getting this into a font. I did > spend some time a while back, however, and actually put every single > possible character into a WGW4 font using Font Creator Program. This took > some time! So you can understand my dismay when, after installing the .ttf > file, when I use the font in Word, the font is simply regular latin > characters! Even though these characters appear nowhere in the .ttf file. > > I figured this had something to do with the unicode mapping of the font,
and
> so I spent a good many hours researching Unicode on the net, and trying to > figure out how I might use the rather poor interface of the FCP to get my > font working. Alas, I never did. > > Has anyone else tried anything like this and gotten it to succeed? Is it > just because I'm using a program that's not capable of doing what I want?
Or
> is there something I can do to get this off the ground? I'm very set on > getting this to work somehow, so if anyone's got any suggestions, please > share!