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I think it is a nice feature, and will make sure it is included in the next version of FontCreator.

Have you solved the issue?

Thanks for your feedback. I'm glad we were able to solve the issue. We have released an update of MainType this morning, which contains the fix. So all other users of MainType as well as new users will get this fix either through the auto-update feature or by downloading and installing the latest ve...

Can you download the zipped version?

http://www.high-logic.com/MainTypeSetup.zip

It was a little harder than we expected, but we are convinced the issue is now fully solved.

We will probably release this update later this week, but I've already uploaded the new setup and send you a direct download link. If others want to use this new version, just send me a pm.

I will contact you, to see how we can further investigate this issue.

The site is now back online.

Thank you for letting us know.

This is due to changes we made to our website a couple of weeks ago. Of course at that time everything seemed to work just fine. Now for some reason this error occurs. I'm not sure why, but we will fix it ASAP.

Our font manager is designed to be a complete font management system, that takes away the need to know where your fonts are located.

I wonder what you really want to know. We might have an answer or might be able to add a solution in a future release.

Here a recent issue related to font size:

Michigan Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To Ballot Petition's Font Size

Correct.

The exact number of fonts added to (known by) MainType always equals the number of font in the library. So in your case 711. 1) is the number of fonts currently available to your system and the software, like Microsoft Word, Adobe Indesign, etc. 2) the last fonts added to MainType's library. 3) is i...

Several people have reported issues related to installing fonts through FontCreator. It looks like something interferes with it, but we have to look into this.

Here is the original Adobe Illustrator file I used. You can open it in Adobe Reader (drag-and-drop), and you can of course import it into FontCreator.

The PDF files contain outlines that look like smooth curves, but in fact the are made of short connected lines. So in my opinion this is not the best example, but it does convert correct and fast. It would be better to have a PDF with true curves, to show how those are converted. I need to look for ...