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Re: Opentype and Indesign

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From: Txortx
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 08:29
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Hello,

I do not know which program are you using to edit your OpenType fonts, but you need a program like FontLab, that not only edit the glyphs, but the Features in the font as well.

Jordi
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