Font Forum

GFares wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 10:06 pm It is more logical to show only the glyphs that's numbered.

No. That would be wrong.

If the glyphs are not numbered, then they are unmapped, but they can still be used by composite glyphs.

Select only the simple glyphs before running the transformation. It is being run on the composites for a second time. Edit: I could not reproduce the issue on the latest version of FontCreator 15. The Composites are initially skewed twice using the Italic Transform, but is then automatically correct...

Yes. This looks like a bug.

As a workaround, you could move the selected glyphs by 0,0 funits.

Erwin Denissen wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 3:52 pm Not sure if we can restore the spin edit controls in the Transform panel.

Can you make the fields respond dynamically when resizing the contour?

Does it work in Webfont Test window when you enable the feature that changes UN to # ? Does it work in the Preview Panel? If so, you need to enable the OpenType feature in Word that you have defined to make that glyph substitution in the font. Word may not support the feature. Which feature have you...

Do the glyphs show up in the Font Test Window?

If they do, leave the Window open, switch to Word, and select the Test font in Word.

There is no Mac version. You will have to run it on a Windows emulator.

Running FontCreator on a Mac.

You can only sort by one column at a time.

You would need to create groups for Sans and Serif fonts, then sort each group by weight.

Uninstall them using the Creative Cloud app, and reinstall them using MainType.

There is a weight column. You can sort your fonts by weight: Thin, Extra Light, Light, Semi-light, Normal, Medium, Semi-bold, Bold, Extra-bold, Black.

I have no problem tagging Active Fonts.

From the Drop Down at the top of the view panel, select Font instead of Characters in Font.

See Panels, Font List in Help.

I have the latest test version (15.0.0.2958), which can be downloaded from this post, but I am also unable to open it.

You have not enabled the Terminal Forms (fina) feature. Both fina and hist need to be enabled.

You have the right idea. You just need to add an entry to Terminal Forms (fina) for longs > s; and the Historical Forms must precede Terminal forms in the OpenType script. Terminal form longs.png Historical Forms Enabled historical forms.png Historical Forms and Terminal Forms Enabled terminal forms...