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Re: Is one.osf.ss01 a valid glyph name?
Also, the dot notation is used by Acrobat to identify the base character of glyphs that would otherwise be unencoded in PDF documents when the original font is missing. It does this by stripping out …1 -
Re: Is one.osf.ss01 a valid glyph name?
Dot notation is standard practice for anyone using the AFDKO (either directly, or indirectly in a font editor, which includes almost all of them) as a way of identifying unencoded glyph variants for …2 -
Re: Is one.osf.ss01 a valid glyph name?
You can have more than one glyph with the same thing on the left side of the dot (and different things on the right side). It's not a problem. In fact it's the whole point of the dot notati…2 -
Re: Is there a need for a TTF version?
The funny thing is, while Apple developed the TrueType format and still uses it, it abandoned relying on instructions with OS X around 15 years ago. Basically, it took more of the Adobe approach, uti…6 -
Re: Is there a need for a TTF version?
Also, for what it's worth, very few type designers draw TTF curves. Although it is possible, most go with some kind of automatic conversion from PS curves, which is usually acceptable.4
