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Re: Where to place special characters in a font
the principal answer to your question is, to check the Unicode tables for your characters, first. In the case of special arrows there are dozens of it encoded and hence you’ll see where to place them…5 -
Re: Sharp S can appear at start of word
it is less a matter of fonts (or typefaces) but rather of orthography. For many centuries there was no problem with ß being a minuscule only since a convention of capitalization did not exist in Ger…2 -
Re: Sharp S can appear at start of word
to put a long story short: the character ß evolved neither as “s-z” nor as “s-s”. It evolved as a ſ-derivate (an ſ with something). Centuries later the glyph representation(s) of it got interpreted a…2 -
Re: Crushed by the Font Industry (Please Read)
I must say I’m fairly touched by the way how you describe your situation – and your pain, @"Cindy Kinash". I hesitate to response, however, I try. It seems to me that it would be not so bad…8 -
Re: Kerning Figures to Letters
Figures to letters: no. But a few instances with 7 and, maybe, 2 ( . , ) … and always assure yourself that you don’t kern any tabular figures, how painful it may ever look :#2
