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Adobe Type 1 ‘Expert Set’ ligature mappings?
John Hudson
Posts: 2,645
Can someone remind me of the ASCII mappings for the common f–ligatures as used in Adobe’s PS Type 1 ‘Expert Set’ encodings, pre-OpenType? As I recall, they were mapped to V W X Y Z, but I can’t remember which ligature was mapped to which codepoint.
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Y = ffi
Z = ffl
X = fl
V = ff
V: ff
W: fi
X: fl
Y: ffi
Z: ffl