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It can also happen if you use a trial or illegal copy of our software. Did you buy a license?

Recently we've received support questions about installing the Adobe Indesign CS6 plug-in. Usually it should be installed through MainType, but for some reason this will not always work. You can manually install the plug-in as follows: Download the plug-in for Adobe Indesign CS6 here: http://www.hig...

I don't see the image. Can you please try to attach it again?

I understand the confusion, but it is merely a trick to see all installed fonts, even when they are outside Windows fonts folder.

As you can clearly see in your own Properties dialog, it isn't a shortcut.

MainType never uses such link files.

I really think you should upgrade to the latest version, as besides all enhancements and new features, it also comes with numerous bug fixes. Some of these bugs can lead to incorrect fonts, which can indeed be very annoying. People who upgrade in May will also get a free upgrade to FontCreator versi...

In case you are using the most recent version, do send us the font along with some instructions to reproduce the issue.

Otherwise you should consider to upgrade.

The pair adjustment lookup was rejected, because one pair was in conflict with the way the old kern table works.

pos j u <-8> <-12>;

I guess it would have been better if we only skipped that item...

The good old (read legacy) 'kern' table is not supported with OpenType fonts containing CFF outlines, so must use the 'GPOS' OpenType Layout table.

Please respect the end user license agreement of the fonts you intend to miduy. If you are not sure if you are allowed to make modifcations, do contact the font vendor. Well, the good news is … I was able to get the glyph I'd created @ $F000 to work by copying it to a new empty glyph @ $1DCD and giv...

Do send us the project file and we will look into it. You can send it through our ticket system.
http://www.high-logic.com/support/tickets/open.php

I provided the beta version, but unfortunately I've been told the review team who is in charge of this, has not enough time right now

Usually the imported image needs to be scaled to fit into the visible area.

You can set a specific scale factor through the Options dialog.
Usually it is best to use a default scale factor, otherwise a dot (.) might become as large as an at sign (@).

Windows will ignore all your OpenType layout features if you don't provide a DSIG table. Not good if you intend to make professional fonts. Beside even though things seem to work on your computer there is no guarantee it works on other machines as well. In your case it is clear that your previous ve...

No.

If i'm wrong, then that means I can improve our software, but I'm afraid that I've tried all things one can imagine the last 18 years I develop font software for Windows.