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Re: Accented letters in font names
The only issue I’ve ever encountered with accented characters is the some applications (including InDesign) don’t alphabetize them quite right. i.e. café would come after cafu.1 -
Re: Who likes non-destructive transformations, and floating-point coordinates?
@"Thomas Phinney" In my experience, FontForge does not adjust tangents after interpolation, but I think this is a bug of FontForge. Indeed, this is true in the generic case. Yes, I was not …1 -
Re: Accented letters in font names
figma is the major exception that I am aware of. it's annoying; font names appear correctly in the menu that displays the font once it's selected, but they fail in the font selection menu itself. I …1 -
Re: Accented letters in font names
Accented characters can occasionally pose compatibility issues in older systems or certain URL contexts, but most contemporary software and web platforms handle them without difficulty. Over time, ge…2 -
Re: Accented letters in font names
About 23 years ago, accented characters in a font menu name were a problem... IIRC on Windows and specifically in Office. If you don’t care about ancient environments, I expect such issues have large…1 -
Re: Altamira
Definitely see a lot of potential here! I think you can get away n/m/h if you find ways to pull back on some characters, while pushing others a touch further. Here is a quick sketch with a few ideas …2 -
Re: Canva & Adobe Express - Uploaded Fonts with Unrestricted Use
As not to post specific e-mail addresses of specific employees I worked with at each organization, the best way to go about getting your fonts blacklisted from being uploaded is as follows: Adobe: ht…3 -
Re: Canva & Adobe Express - Uploaded Fonts with Unrestricted Use
** For clarity, I have blacklisted all of my fonts from being uploaded to either platform due to this issue.1 -
Re: Altamira
I don't think it's just the twist shape of the /t/f that you should be basing things on. Look at the word "altamira". The shapes of the /a and /r are really pretty - and then you hit the /m…2 -
Re: Who likes non-destructive transformations, and floating-point coordinates?
This will be true at some point when the VARC proposal is accepted into OpenType and added to renderers, but for now "variable components" don't exist in the binary, and all the smart stuf…2
