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The Advance Width is too low, try 1100 through the AutoMetrics wizard.

This could be a very useful feature, so I'm going to add it to the todo list.

I do use Delphi and I'm aware of some scripting engines, but I've never used them.

This part of the user manual should help:
http://www.high-logic.com/manual/monosp ... ional.html

You still need to update the Macintosh Roman platform naming fields. That should do the trick.

The easiest way to change the font name is to use the AutoNaming wizard available from the Tools menu.

Let us know your results.

A couple of days ago Mike asked me to upload them, so here are the direct links located on this server:
Mike Hebrew Regular
Mike Hebrew Italic
Mike Hebrew Bold
All fonts are v1.01.

The manual contains the same content as the help file and is included with the latest (v4.5) download.

Did you follow the manual when you changed the font type?
http://www.high-logic.com/manual/fonttype.html

The Frequently Asked Questions should help:
http://www.high-logic.com/fcpfaq.html#Q6

Thanks for the feedback, your solution might be useful for other people as well.

Maybe the font related registry data or the font cache is corrupted.

Start FiFoFo and after it is finished restart Windows.

If this isn't helping, try to name your font through the AutoNaming wizard.

Let us know your results.

Make sure you look through the complete list, especially after fonts that start with a capital letter when your font name starts with a lowercase letter.

Your font has no Microsoft Unicode BMP only character to glyph index mapping for character $AD. Usually the hyphen contains both $2D and $AD mappings, your font only contains $2D. Currently there is no easy way to see what characters are missing to complete a codepage. That might be an nice ...

I suggest you create a new font from scratch and then copy and paste the glyphs into the new font. Next remove all incomplete glyphs (select Incomplete Glyphs from the Edit menu and then delete them) and update the naming fields (select AutoNaming from the Tools menu). Then modify the ascender and ...

Just install the newer version over the top of the older version. You don't need to uninstall the older version first. This method ensures that any options you have set are retained.

Note: This applies to everyone with a registration code for version 4.x