From: Olaf Drümmer (o.druemmer@callassoftware.com)
Date: Sun Nov 12 2006 - 16:59:07 CST
I am not sure whether I am interpreting the OTF (and/or TTF) spec
correctly, but the 'post' table uses the .notdef name repeatedly (for
the first three names in the table, as well as for many more starting at
index 51242) which I think doesn't make sense - it should only be
present once: for the first glyph at index 0.
Could this be a reason FontBook complains?
I'd be happy to double check a variant of Code2000 that does not have
duplicate .notdef names...
Olaf Druemmer
thunder-bird@earthlink.net wrote Sun, 12 Nov 2006 13:06:43 -0800
>
>Behnam wrote,
>
>>Anyhow I had a lot of missing lines on my Safari (Macintosh) and the
>>OS refused to install Code 2000 but I installed Titus successfully
>>and many of missing lines are now properly rendered.
>
>
>
>Several Mac users have kindly reported problems with trying to install
>Code2000 on Macs. Apparently if "font book" is used, error messages
>are generated and the font won't install. But, copying "the font directly
>in library-->font, it is ok".
>
>The graphic the users send state that "Serious problems were found. Do not
>use this font". And, the "serious problems" are "PostScript
>Compatibility Table"
>and "Missing OpenType Data".
>
>I'd sure appreciate some specifics on this. Without specifics, how can I fix
>these so-called serious problems?
>
>Microsoft Font Validator shows no problems with Code2000's post script
>table and no problems with the OpenType tables.
>
>I'm annoyed.
>
>Best regards,
>
>James Kass
>
>
>
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