Font Forum

I guess the description is a bit ambiguous. This professional font editor allows you to create and edit TrueType and OpenType fonts. You can edit and create Truetype fonts, but you can only edit OpenType fonts. To add OpenType features to a font requires third party software such as VOLT or OpenType...

The user in this thread doesn't seem to be having any problems. Sorry I can't help more, I'm still using Windows XP Home.

The User Control Panel is only available if you're logged in as a registered user.

Any more ideas? I logged out, and couldn't find an obvious way to contact an Administrator as recommended in the FAQ.

This looks like something to add to MainType . You can currently see the font revision number in the Font Properties, Font Information pane for each selected font, but it is not an option for columns or filters to show for each font in a list. FontView.exe will, of course, show the font version numb...

For italic and bold is there any special thing to care of? In italic fonts, the acute accents need to be offset more to the right than for regular. This should be taken care of by using Complete Composites. (as I see, in one of the typefaces bold, italic and normal are in the same single .ttf file)...

You can choose Unicode or Symbol when creating a new font. I don't use symbol fonts much as they're limited to 224 characters. I add all of the symbols that I need to my Unicode fonts in the Misc Symbol and Dingbat areas, etc. Symbol fonts won't be spell-checked, won't use word breaks, and won't use...

Open acute accent glyph edit window, copy acute accent Open double acute accent glyph edit window, paste acute accent Hold control + shift and drag a copy of the acute accent sideways Adjust size and/or angle if required Insert characters Ő ő Ű ű Complete composites Or, simpler Insert double acute ...

You could also create it as a symbol font. Then you shouldn't have this problem or hyphenation problems if you use symbols together, e.g. tt could wrap as t-t

Probably Word is replacing “t” with “T” through autocorrect, capitalise first letter of sentence.

A composite character (accented character) contains no glyph outlines, just references to its composite glyph members. If you edit the composte glyph members, then the composite glyph changes. For example, edit the acute accent and áéíóú will all change. Edit the a, and áàãå will all change. You can...

They are actually the same value — 161 is the decimal value while 00A1 is the hexadecimal value. The default setting in Tools, Options, General, is to use hexadecimal notation. I prefer the decimal notation as I have memorised a lot of the decimal codes over the years. Alter + 0161 will type ¡ while...

You can download this free font from this page Delicious.png I posted the link here as the design concept is an interesting one. The different weights are designed so that applying bold or italic attributes to text does not change the copyfit of text, i.e. it doesn't make the text wrap to another li...

There is no need to start a new thread. Erwin will move this thread if this is a bug.

Good morning. I hope this works for you.

I found a notification of your reply in my gmail inbox.